Wordze: So Far A Pretty Solid Keyword Research Tool

A few days ago I decided to give the keyword research tool Wordze at try after reading Jonathon’s review of the program.  In the beginning I’ve got to admit the interface took a little getting used to.  Ultimately though I got used to it and I must say that overall so far I’m extremely impressed with it.

Currently up to this point I’ve been using a variety of tools for keyword research including  SEO Book KeyWord Research Tool, KeyWord Elite, & the Adwords Keyword Tool.  So far I’m able to use Wordze much more efficiently than the other tools and I feel as though that overall I’m getting pretty accurate results.  Here are some of my favorite features that Wordze includes.

• A powerful keyword research tool with great options to see number of searches, KEI, & historical trends as well.
• Dig function to dig into the engine and find out what others are optimizing for
• KeyWord Expander Tool – Apply filters to keyword lists to quickly build targeted keyword lists
• Wordrank Tool – Cool feature to analyze what it takes to rank for certain phrases
• Thesaurus Tool – Tool to find related keywords

Those are just a few features as there are really a lot more that I could talk about, but I think I’ll write a more in depth interview about the product in a month or so.  If you want to see a more in depth view of Wordze check out the Wordze program tour.

One thing that I should mention is that overall the application is extremely quick, the only thing that does take some time is when the Dig feature is digging deep into the search results, but that is to be expected.   Last night I was able to knock out some pretty large targeted keyword lists in a very short amount of time.

Wordze is a subscription based product that is $35 per month and I really don’t think that is a bad price based on my initial review of the product.  Overall my early review of Wordze is extremely positive and I look forward to getting more in depth with the product and being able to write an extensive review of what I do and don’t like in the future.    So if your looking for a quick accurate keyword research tool then I would recommend that you at least try out Wordze for a month and see what you think.