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Welcome to The Last Keyword Tool™ - an International Keyword Tool from Theme Zoom

If it's an international keyword generating tool you are looking for "The Last Keyword Tool™" is the ultimate choice as it uses the same superior technology found throughout the Theme Zoom products. The Last Keyword Tool™ has a different purpose than the Gladius free keyword tool and/or the Krakken VOMA and BLUEPRINT application. TLKT is purely for keyword generation NOT market research. The difference being that Krakken Voma generates keywords based on a phrase match. The Last Keyword Tool™ is based on a broad match. This will bring you very different results.

What it WILL bring you is a list of potentially hundreds of keywords displaying Cost/Click, Clicks/Day and Competing Pages on Google and Yahoo and much more. It costs $49.95 (Beginner), $149.95 (Intermediate) and $299.95 (Advanced) a month and promises to be a valuable tool for SEO's. The more expensive versions provide more theme options as well as the ability to create your own user defined configured filters in the Intermediate Keyword Tool and user defined configured columns in the Advanced Keyword Tool making the sorting of your appropriate keywords almost instantaneous.

Here is a snapshot of TLKT using Advanced Keyword Tool ($299.95).
This is the first drill for a seed term "American Idol". Generating 273 keyword in less than a minute.
This is a drill using a filter for cost-per-click and traffic.
This is a drill using a filter for a niche.
This is a drill using a filter for interesting long tails.

Letter from Theme Zoom
For those of you who are looking for "a few good keywords" - or even a huge pile of good keywords, you've come to the right place.

Theme Zoom's 'The Last Keyword Tool' (TLKT) is an international keyword tool that is so powerful and completely configurable as to virtually replace all the other keyword tools in your arsenal.

How is that possible, you might ask - each and every tool out there has it's own unique selling point - one or more pieces of information that only THAT tool offers.

No longer true.  With the advanced version of TLKT you can define your own column using any and all of the raw data columns available.  Did we miss a valuable data column?  Just let us know, and we'll add it.

Further, the filter function will make it seem like you stumbled into nirvana.

But what if you aren't the techie type?  What if trying to figure out how to calculate KEI or filter on a combination of LSI and cost is enough to send you screaming off a high cliff???

Not a problem!  We will supply you with a collection of predefined columns and filters with more coming all the time. (for all levels of the tool)

Don't see the particular function you want to use?  Just let us know and we'll be happy to create that filter or column for you and send you the code.  You can just pop it into the box, click the button and presto! (for
intermediate and advanced levels)

But what is in our new tool besides the fancy filter and column stuff?
Pretty much everything your heart could desire.

There is paid cost and traffic, natural search (intermediate and advanced levels), Google and Yahoo competing pages LSI and Bayes and Competitive Uses.  All of this information is Locale based, to facilitate the
international functionality!

Let's look at each of these in turn.

When collecting information from Google and Yahoo, it's possible to request information by locale, so that's what we do.  When you enter your seed term for a drill you specify what locale you want to use.

The keywords and all the corresponding data that is then returned is specific to that locale.  Paid cost is in the local currency, paid and natural traffic as well as the competing pages are calculated specifically for that market.

What that means is that you are looking at the data for your market - who is actually competing against you and what the traffic patterns actually look like as well as what the vendors in that locale are willing to pay for
those search terms.

Why have Canadian competition mixed in with your US results when you know as soon as your US market hits the buy button on the Canadian page, most will return to their Google search to look for a US company that sells the
same thing?

And, if you are in a market where Canadians are giving you a run for your money, now you can split the data out into segmented information so you can make a more informed decision about keywords and competition.

LSI and Bayes.  I'm not going to try to get into any kind of controversy about what works and what doesn't work.  All I'm going to say is that I've been using TRI for years to determine quality supporting keywords to help me rank higher than my competitive terms and "LARI" a calculation that uses LSI and Bayes to determine "theme relevance" actually does a better job than TRI for identifying quality supporting keywords.

Last but not least is Competitive Uses.  This column indicates how many times this keyword was used by the top competitors for your seed keyword. It indicates popular terms and can indicate trends and niches.

Along with all this, there are all the standard things that you've come to expect from a Theme Zoom product:  Long tail filters, import functions, exporting keyword lists and Ramona on the help desk ;) (oh, but not for the
beginner level, we couldn't talk her into that without a SERIOUS pay raise ;) )

As a final word I want to say we have many upgrades in mind and in the works for this tool.  One of the first is going to be a social platform where you can share and exchange filters and column code - as well as
discuss the pros, cons and enhancements.

There is already some local search functionality built into the tool, but we have plans to enhance this to such a degree that it will blow you mind.

We are also working on a trending feature that will track paid cost and traffic, natural traffic, numbers of competing pages and LSI scores over time.

All of these features should be implemented in the very near future.

For more information about what features are included in each level of the Last Keyword Tool,
check out this chart: