Introduction to the Keyword Processing Tool
Introduction
This program extracts keywords from a "hub", submits the keywords to search engines, and scans the results for the URL of the hub. This procedure can be performed by hand, but it's a time consuming process. The information generated by the program is useful for writers who desire to monetize their hubs.
Checking Keywords on a Hub
Example
For example, assume that you published a hub called "Cats In Space". Before you wrote the hub, you researched keywords to maximize profit and visibility. You identified the keyword phrase AstroCat as a possibly profitable opportunity. Along with AstroCat, you concocted several more keywords that (hopefully) would make you money. You then wrote your hub accordingly.
Several days later, you have the sudden urge to know if any of your keywords are working. By 'working', we mean that your hub URL appears in the top 10 results when the individual keyword phrases are entered into the Google or Yahoo.
This program will answer your questions.
You Could Do it By Hand
You can check all your keywords by hand:
- Open a browser window
- Navigate to Google.com
- Type in your keyword phrase and press Enter
- Study the search results returned by Google. Look for the hub URL.
- Repeat for every keyword and hub you have published.
Obviously this can get slightly tedious if you have over 1500 hubs like Hal Licino.
Program Availability
The Keyword Processing Tool is free and donations are accepted. It can be downloaded here.
Donations can be made through PayPal. Log in to PayPal first, then click here.
Documentation for the Keyword Processing Tool
Additional documentation for the tool is available here.
Disclaimer
This program is provided with no warranties or guarantees of any kind. Use it at your own risk. I use it every day and it seems to work properly, but your results may vary. The author is not associated with HubPages, Inc. management or ownership in any way. This program is not endorsed, approved, supported, or developed by HubPages, Inc. ownership or management. All logos and trademarks are the property of their respective companies.