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Maverick Keyword Researcher Preview 7 – Microsoft OCI
Posted by Vince Law on 20 July 2009 7:30 AM in News | 3 Comments
This module of the Maverick Keyword Research was inspired by John Jonas’ Outsourcing Online Research post. John hired a programmer to create a tool to fetch the OCI values from Microsoft but his programmer found it hard to do it with PHP so he wrote a Windows program to do it instead.
I found a way to do it in PHP and it was not as hard as I thought. My tool saves a lot of time because I can get the OCI values of multiple keywords automatically one at a time.
If a keyword has commercial intent, the OCI value will be displayed as it is. If a keyword has no commercial intent, the OCI value will have a negative sign in front of it. I followed John’s format for this because it makes sense.
I am almost done with the Maverick Keyword Researcher. A couple more tweaks and bug fixes and it will be ready for launch.
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Vince is a web designer & developer with a passion for creating web sites with clean and functional designs and source code that is valid, efficient, readable, secure and search engine friendly.
Vince is also an animal lover and vegetarian. He is currently taking his first baby steps to realise his dream of living off-the-grid in Australia so that he can live freely in a self-sufficient and eco-friendly manner.
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3 Comments On “Maverick Keyword Researcher Preview 7 – Microsoft OCI”
On 5th November 2009 8:42 AM,
Carlo said:
this is cool, u actually made your own keyword tool? keep it up!
On 8th December 2010 6:46 AM,
Online CPR GUY said:
Vince,
can you actually look up the OCI?
I had another software but the OCI is not working any longer and it helps my business a great deal.
Thanks
Dr. C
On 8th December 2010 10:39 AM,
Vince Law said:
Yes I can but it is a bit unstable.
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