SpyFu’s new Keyword Groupie Announced!

Posted on 29. Sep, 2010 by in Business, Entrepreneurship, Internet, SEO & Rank, Website Traffic

SpyFuMy good friend Mike Roberts is an amazing ping pong player, but as founder and CEO of Spyfu, his latest announcement isn’t about a ping pong win. Mike has always been a search term guru, and now he’s approaching ‘Search Term God’ status with the announcement of SpyFu’s latest online tool. And we’re really happy that he’s allowing Blogtrepreneur.com to be one of the first sites to talk about this amazing new program.  It’s called Keyword Groupie, and to call it a game changer is not an exaggeration.

A big challenge that pretty much every entrepreneur with a website runs into, is having to manage keywords for SEO, SEM, and PPC.  Between figuring out which keywords are important, having to find a way to keep track of them all, and if that’s not enough, having to make sure you’ve been creative enough to come up with all those keywords that are relevant but that you might not have thought of to begin with, it’s enough to keep you up at night – or worse yet, keep you focused on things that are not core to building your primary business.  But what really hurts is when you get all that figured out and then you overbid or double bid on PPC keywords, or underbid and miss out altogether.

So, how can Keyword Groupie help, and what is it?

Directly from the SpyFu University website:

“Keyword Groupie organizes a domain’s keyword list into manageable, productivity-building groups. Just like shopping in a grocery store, you want your breads all in the same aisle. And when the wheat bread varieties are shelved together, that kind of organization means people find exactly what they came for. Grocery stores consider that convenience. Google considers that relevance. Whether your focus is PPC or SEO, strong relevance means more clicks.”

Keyword Groupie


Basically, you just enter your site’s URL into Keyword Groupie, and you get a hierarchal list of keywords, broken into four key groups:

  • Organic Keywords
  • Paid Keywords
  • Organic Universe
  • Paid Universe

Within the top list, you can then drill down from each of these headings to find your site’s keywords, and your “universe” of keywords (those relevant to your site but that you might not have been using).  From that point, you can select all or parts of the list (or individual keywords) and download it into a delimited text file for use in Excel or whatever you have set up to manage your keywords.

This kind of keyword grouping practicality has been needed for a long time, and it will make life a whole lot easier for those involved in any kind of keyword marketing.  Of course there are various tools out there that do some of what Keyword Groupie can do, but this SpyFu brings it all together into a single tool that’s very easy to use.  And the best part about Keyword Groupie: It’s free!

So check out this video to get a quick overview, and then click over to SpyFu to give this thing a go. And while you’re there, be sure to tell Mike that Adam from YE sent you.  Maybe that way he’ll go a little easier on me at the ping pong table!

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20 Responses to “SpyFu’s new Keyword Groupie Announced!”

  1. Mauricio Malchevic

    01. Oct, 2010

    Nice tool. It seems that is Google Adwords on steroids. I will give it a try.

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  2. Carlton

    01. Oct, 2010

    Thanks for posting great tool. I will try to compare it with adwords.

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  3. JohnAtBlogtrepreneur

    01. Oct, 2010

    @Mauricio: That’s a great description! It gives you more info and helps you group better, so it’s almost like AdWords premium. :)

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  4. email search

    01. Oct, 2010

    Great tool. I’ve been using Spyfu along with Wordtracker free tool and Adwords tool for a long time. Really useful keyword research tools. Thanks for the announcement.

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  5. bikram

    01. Oct, 2010

    Spyfu looks cool I going to check it out

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  6. Computer Tips Tricks

    01. Oct, 2010

    I wonder how they manage to amazingly get the data. A great tool though.

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  7. bikram

    01. Oct, 2010

    this is a great question “I wonder how they manage to amazingly get the data”

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  8. printandradio

    02. Oct, 2010

    I wonder how they manage to amazingly get the data.

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    02. Oct, 2010

    I’ve never heard of Spyfu before this but reading about it, sounds pretty amazing. I’m going to try it out soon.

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  10. Lakhyajyoti

    02. Oct, 2010

    Thanks for sharing.I’ll give a try.

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  11. The 90% Rule

    04. Oct, 2010

    Sounds almost too good to be true. I will give it a try. Will this be free forever? Somehow I doubt it.

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  12. The 90% Rule

    04. Oct, 2010

    I just tried it out and was wondering, does this tool not work on Joomla Web sites? It is returning 0 keywords on some of our Joomla sites.

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    05. Oct, 2010

    This sounds like a huge time saving tool. I’ll have to check it out. I know I spend too much time analyzing keywords and tweaking my keyword list.

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    05. Oct, 2010

    Nice this looks like a great now tool to try out. I hate doing key word analysis anything that will make that easier I am game to try out.

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    06. Oct, 2010

    Its really a great site. Thanks for posting great tool. I will try to compare it with ad words. Keep blogging..

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    07. Oct, 2010

    I use Spyfu all the time. I have not yet tried Keyword Groupie but it sounds like a great program. And about Spyfu again, even their traffic numbers for a particular keyword are very accurate.

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    12. Oct, 2010

    This is very nice tool to use. Thanks for this.

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    Spyfu… I like the name. Will give it a try for sure, sounds useful.

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