Yahoo Keyword Suggestion Tool

[site4re]

Is there Yahoo keyword suggestion tool?

[Oppenheimer Group]

You can use overtures tool (which is owned by Yahoo!) http://inventory.overture.com/d/sear...ry/suggestion/

[site4re]

Thanks but I know about overture. I wonder if there is anything more, except it?

By the way, what do you think about its results, are they correct?

[Oppenheimer Group]

In our experience the most common search phrases have inflated numbers, due in part to webmasters frequently searching and checking their rank without clicking on the results.

[site4re]

In our experience the most common search phrases have inflated numbers, due in part to webmasters frequently searching and checking their rank without clicking on the results.

Yes, of course they are included as well, but IMO the most part of search results (so the important ones) are anyway people who really search it.

[Oppenheimer Group]

I base my comments on observations for one of our client sites that ranked #1 on Google, Yahoo and MSN (all at the same time) for not less than 6 months for a highly trafficed search term (according to Overture) for which our eventual results showed no where near the traffic level they reported.

[site4re]

I base my comments on observations for one of our client sites that ranked #1 on Google, Yahoo and MSN (all at the same time) for not less than 6 months for a highly trafficed search term (according to Overture) for which our eventual results showed no where near the traffic level they reported.

I see...
Well, to know it better you've got to have some statistics, but not only one result.
How many such examples do you have? Only this one?

[Oppenheimer Group]

We weren't running a study, just making an observation.

[site4re]

Any other opinions/thoughts regarding to overture?

[HouseboyMike]

Overture does inflate the top keyphrases, usually 'anytown real estate' and 'anytown homes for sale'. However, those ARE the most popular keyphrases, though 'anytown real estate' is far more competitive. Google also has a keyword tool in Adwords. there's also www.goodkeywords.com, though I heard it's based on the overture tool.