Historical overture tool?

[slaughterbeck]

This might be a silly question, so why not ask I thought.

Is there such a thing as a historical overture tool?

 

[dgaussin]

I tried to find that, but I didn't found anything yet. I'm interested too..

 

[slaughterbeck]

Genius is contagious, so, perhaps we caught the same malady. :hehe:

 

[dgaussin]

By the way, I'm looking for a bulk overture check too

 

[EbookLover]

I have been loking for one off and on for about 2 years now. No dice. But I have not checked lately.

Not a malady but rather a logical thought. I'm sure many folks have wondered.

 

[harkster]

I asked the same while back & got a big fat no

 

[ApeXX]

I do not think there is one out at this time, would be a great thing to code. There has to be something similar to it though, I will try searching around. Google has yet to fail me.

 

[IAmAllanShore]

I keep my own "historical" trends of the words I'm interested in (about 2,500), but I'm unaware of any professional or commercial services.
Bulk overture checkers can be purchased, like "expired domain toolkit" , or you can use digitalpoint's API tool or similar.
-Allan

 

[dgaussin]

Thanks Allan, I've just found the expired domain toolkit here using search function... but serial has expired, so I can't test the bulk overture check but I PMed ezimedia about that.

 

[paxton]

...Is there such a thing as a historical overture tool?

http://www.ovthistory.com/

:gl:

 

[dgaussin]

Thanks paxton, nice tools for domain overture historical, it's sad they don't archive keywords anyway

 

[wchan]

I have never heard of a historical overture tool.