AdWords Keyword Tool Is No More

Google's AdWords Keyword Tool is officially dead.Foreigners who are renewing their visas aren't subject to the cap; the fuel hose can be valid for up to six years. It now redirects to a support page explaining that,This study also projects core barrel of traditional POS shipments will be replaced with mobile POS by 2016, with highest replacements in department stores and specialty soft goods retailers. "Keyword PlIn addition, sales of mobile crawler bulldozer hardware and software in 2013 are expected to exceed $2 billion.anner has replaced Keyword Tool."Google announced back in May that it was combing Keyword Tool and Traffic Estimator into a new tool called Keyword Planner.Wallmob has raised $1.2 million in funding thus far during a seed round,wheel bulldozer and is eyeing international expansion as its next big move."Behind every successful AdWords campaign are well planned out keywords and ad groups," said AdWords product manager Deepti Bhatnagar at the time. "In the past, you may have relied on tools like the Keyword Tool and Traffic Estimator to identify new keywords and ad groups, get traffic estimates, and choose competitive bids and budgets. Over time however, we've heard from you that having two tools for search campaign building was cumbersome." 

"We're constantly working to simplify the process of building campaigns, and today we're happy to announce the launch of a new tool, Keyword Planner, which combines the functionality of the Keyword Tool and Traffic Estimator into a smooth, integrated workflow," Bhatnagar added. "You can use Keyword Planner to find new keyword and ad group ideas, get performance estimates for them to find the bid and budget that are right for you, and then add them to your campaigns." 

Apparently the new tool isn't going over so well among Keyword Tool fans. As Ginny Marvin at Search Engine Land points out, Twitter users have been complaining quite a bit.It's time-saving for customers;wheel loader no more standing in line. At one Finish Line's store, for example, a young jogger paid for her shoes as soon as she had tried them on, still sitting in the chair.Facebook has an awful lot of noise, especially if you're "friends" with people you don't really care about. If you want to clean up your News Feed, Facebook actually has a handy tool to help you do just that.The tool is somewhat hidden. We still can't really find the button for it on Facebook, but if you head to facebook.com/friends/organize you'll be greeted with a tool designed to pare down your news feed.