AdWords Competitor Keyword Tool
You’re only a few clicks away from discovering your competitors’ profitable keywords, ad copy, and landing pages.
With iSpionage you get access to seven years worth of PPC and SEO keyword data that covers the top three search engines—Google, Bing, and Yahoo—and includes 92,000,000 keywords, 108,000,000 ad copy variations, and 45,000,000 domains.
You’ll have full access to incredibly valuable competitor PPC intelligence data for your entire industry for only a few dollars per day.
Larry Kim,
Founder & CTO of Wordstream
iSpionage competitor keyword research helps you to...
Impress Prospects and Close More Deals
With iSpionage you’ll wow your prospects with unparalleled insights for your prospect’s industry and vertical. You can download branded PDF competitor reports to beef up proposals and show how much you know about your prospect’s industry. Our customers have improved close rates as much as 25% with iSpionage competitive data and reports.
Learn from Your Top Competitors
iSpionage identifies your top AdWords competitors and reveals their approximate monthly budget and entire PPC strategy. You can use this information to tune out the noise, identify the true top advertisers in your space and learn from the best in your industry.
Find New Profitable Keywords
iSpionage gives you access to a complete list of AdWords competitor keywords. You can sort the list to find the most effective keywords with our proprietary Keyword Effectiveness Index (KEI) and add the most profitable keywords with the highest search volume to your campaign.
Improve CTR and Lower CPC
Improving the click through rate is critical for every campaign’s success. iSpionage helps by identifying competitors' profitable ad copy using our AEI (Ad Effectiveness Index) algorithm. You can study the ads to create offers and write ads that stand out and get higher click through rate.
Identify New SEO Terms
Not only do we have incredibly valuable competitor PPC data, but we also save a list of all of your competitors’ SEO terms so you know exactly which ones they’re ranking for and what the SEO value is for their organic search traffic. You can use this data to improve your own SEO efforts and to help decide which terms you should be focusing on and which ones are relevant for your business.
Adam Kreitman,
Founder of Wordsthatclick
Angus Lynch,
Director of Marketing at GetRooster.com
