.mobi Overture is back up

[PVFARKAS]

Ovt is back, still January, but back!!

http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/

 

[-REECE-]

I'd recommend checking them in Wordtracker. If the Wordtracker result is considerably less than 1/33rd the Overture, it's probably an incorrect Overture result (or something that varies seasonally). Wordtracker results are based on a 3% sample of the market (which has been proven to be a sufficient quantity for reliable statistics) and hence an overall total search queries report (like Overture) should reflect statistics roughly 20-50 times higher on average for most terms which aren't seasonally affected. Combining Keyword Discovery + Wordtracker + Overture is an excellent way to make sure you've got the right facts

 

[fautebol]

Thanks Reece. I agree. However, the problem in my case is with Italian OVT, since it's an Italian name. I don't know how to check regarding names in foreign languages. Wordtracker is low, but conform to US OVT, which is of course considerably lower than .it OVT.

 

[-REECE-]

A sorry mate, missed the part about it being an Italian name :td:

what are the google results like?

 

[Mobi Cheap]

It's funny that Yahoo gets the living snot kicked out of them by Google quater after quarter. Then, when Yahoo finds a product that people like (and use), they discontinue it. One can only hope the upper managment at Yahoo got wise and reinstanted Overture. Now, if Yahoo can just find a way to make a profit on it...

Sadly true. But weren't they supposed to be launching a much better version of it some time soon?

I guess I can find the answer with a little research, but I shouldn't have to do that - we should all be buzzing about the alpha/beta versions by now.

 

[webecri]

Thanks Reece. I agree. However, the problem in my case is with Italian OVT, since it's an Italian name. I don't know how to check regarding names in foreign languages. Wordtracker is low, but conform to US OVT, which is of course considerably lower than .it OVT.

Try the new KeyWo.com. It shows you how much a word has been searched in Google.

Try to compare with words that you know the popularity of. Works great. You can also compare the searches done in different regions.

 

[fautebol]

Thanks.

what are the google results like?

46.7 millions.

Name is uomo (man in Italian). I suspect there is an error. Otherwise, this would terrific good news. It would mean that Italian women are really really looking for a man

 

[-REECE-]

Thanks.



46.7 millions.

Name is uomo (man in Italian). I suspect there is an error. Otherwise, this would terrific good news. It would mean that Italian women are really really looking for a man

:lol:

It's a fantastic name nevertheless 4k+ daily wordtracker on the english version -- more daily searches than any name I own in any extension.

One of my names -- amaranth.mobi has been showing exceptional wordtracker results lately for a specialty type of bread.. Then I found out today with a bit of searching that it's the name of a popular band's new song.

And here I was wondering if this bread had become all the new rage or if something was wrong with the stats

 

[meegwell]

nice job on the Italian! I have avviso.mobi

English translation: PIECE OF NEWS, ANNOUNCEMENT, WARNING

 

[fonzie_007]

Sadly true. But weren't they supposed to be launching a much better version of it some time soon?

I guess I can find the answer with a little research, but I shouldn't have to do that - we should all be buzzing about the alpha/beta versions by now.

I believe the new version was going to omit numbers and only show shaded boxes (that are suppose to show the popularity of the term).

 

[Mobi Cheap]

I believe the new version was going to omit numbers and only show shaded boxes (that are suppose to show the popularity of the term).

As they say, "be careful what you wish for, lest it come true"

We said they should learn from Google and they did - in all the wrong ways!

 

[domainitrix]

webcri,

thanks for the multi country OVT. Just tried Japanese version and I tryped in the english spelling of the term and it showed ( at first) in Kanji and the score nxt to it and later in english alphabet ( don't know how that happend) but, I was able to get how the Japanese would actually type the term on their keyboard ( and score# in original kanji) as well as how often they'd type english spelling of the term. Two Diff Scores. Eventhough I don't read Kanji I read it like I was looking at picture symbols-referenced from wikipedia. Cool. This means alot as I get to refernce the foreign language term before I reg. Thanks for the info. Rep added!