Tool to suggest keywords to include in a site

[Diggol]

Using the right keywords in your web pages is important for SEO. The keywords you include in your pages decide for what searches they will show up.

Diggol offers a free tool http://www.diggol.com/IIMintro.htm that will tells you on each of the three top search engines, what keywords are associated with any keyword you enter.

You can enter a keyword and find a long list of keywords that are associated with your keywords and are contained in Google, Yahoo and MSN search results. Hope this is useful.

[wednesday]

Any chance for 'web tool' or Open Source package? I don't want to restart in Windows just to take a look at new tool. Also I don't want to be mean but if you want to compete with the well known tools you've got to offer something new productive and accesible. Just my opinion. Wish you best of luck!
Welcome to WPW, glad to have more creative developers here. ;)

[Diggol]

Brainwash, thanks for the comments. Currently we do not have a web version. We will look into getting one done.

We just finished developing the tool. It was intended to be an information mining tool that helps users redefine searches, and search faster and broader using simple clicks. It is more powerful and easier to use than clusty/vivisimo.

We are testing if there is other good applications for it. Your suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

BTW, you don't need to re-start window to use the tool.

[wednesday]

I haven't tested the tool but I'm curious are you tergeting general audience or webmasters?

[Diggol]

The Intelligent Mining capability targets the general audience. We thought that it could have applications for SEO and selecting keywords for PPC for webmasters. Thanks.

[wednesday]

Have you tried press release for promoting this tool?

[wednesday]

BTW is it tool or something more? And is your product promoted as a tool or as 'search info' product?

[Diggol]

Our intent is to mainly promote it as an Intelligent Information Mining tool (for lack of a better name) that assists a user in searching.

We thought we could also package the core natural language processing (with both sematics and syntax) and knowledge organization technologies into applications for other markets, SEO being an example.