AdSense tracking just got better. A new tool called AdSpy Tracker provides details like which keywords people used to find your pages, which website referred them, and even which AdSense ad they clicked on. AdSpy Tracker is a good investment at only $10, especially if you’re serious about your AdSense income. Read my full AdSpy Tracker Review.
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I have found a good tool from this article. Now I can easily find which keyword I should have to use.
# December 14th, 2006
Great, i’ve been looking for something like this.
# October 17th, 2007
Thank you for recommending this great tool.
# December 23rd, 2007
What $10? I don’t see anything there for “only $10″
# March 1st, 2008
Walt, I just want to point out that you’re commenting on an entry that is nearly 2 years old. A lot can change in that time.
~ Teli
# March 3rd, 2008
Hi
you mention that its only $10 - where can i buy it at that price?
can you please email me the link
Thanks
David
# February 25th, 2009
Hi David,
Again, I’d like to mention that this entry is over 2 years old. Things change in that time and the offer may have expired. Sorry.
~ Teli
# February 25th, 2009