Introducing a free and simple Keyword generator / KEI calculator.

Wednesday, February 14. 2007

By: Wim Hoogenraad

In an ongoing effort to help web professionals with online tools Webmasterslookup had launched a Datacenter Analyzer in December.
Now, a few month later we are introducing a free and simple KEI calculator that generates Keywords aswell.

This small calculator generates 10 Keywords for a certain term you give in and calculates the KEI for them.

The KEI (Keyword Effectiveness Index) is the square of the popularity of a keyword multiplied by 1000 and divided by the number of sites that appear in search engines for that keyword. It is invented to measure which keywords are worth optimising your site for and is mostly used by Search Engine Optimizers (SEO). The higher the KEI, better the keyword for your website.
In this case we took the Overture popularity count of a keyword and the number of sites that appear in Google for that keyword. Other counts and other search engines will give another outcome. So the calculation on Webmasterslookup is no more and no less than an indication of how good a keyword is.

After you found out what the most effective keyword is for your web site you need to optimize your web site. You can read more about that in our Weblog.

You can find the calculator in the left hand menu on http://www.webmasterslookup.com.
As far as we know this is the only online KEI calculator in the world. And even more it is free to use, which is a novelty for this kind of tool.
We hope you will benefit from it and will keep coming back to webmasterslookup.com.

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As of this date the "free" KEI was not working. Oct.21.08 I placed used cars in and got "no results" and also ran flowers with no results. Hope that the site was not simply created to market "Keyword Elite" which is a paid link just below the search field.

#1 Douglas on 2008-10-21 20:14 (Reply)

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