Overture Search Optimiser

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AfricanMango1
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Hi,
has anybody used the Overture Search Optimiser? Anybody can give any feedback about it?
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I have never tried it, but would be also interested to see other's feedback on it
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I have never tried it.
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Overture Search Optimiser??? not tried it yet.
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never tried it, any reviews?
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Dont try this Now google will penalize you

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Software can sometimes be very helpful but nothing compares to experience. PPC is becoming more and more competitive and if you want to be successful you need to get your hands dirty.

I rather stick to organic search engine optimization.
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Never heard of it. I still prefer adwords keyword suggestion tool.
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Overture doesn't work anymore. So far the best is the Google Keyword suggestion tool is the best.
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I guess you mean the overture keyword selector tool at inventory.overture.com, isn't it?
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Free Keywords is also a really good one to use, sometimes theirs conflicts between that one and Google but for the most part it's a great tool to confirm your keyword search stats.
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chornak wrote:Software can sometimes be very helpful but nothing compares to experience. PPC is becoming more and more competitive and if you want to be successful you need to get your hands dirty.

I rather stick to organic search engine optimization.
I agree with you but I haven't tried that of overture, I use the Google keyword suggestion tool and search insight tool along with organic self SEO and I will say that it is the best method.
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At least with pay per click you easily see cost to results.
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