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Please Click-Here for Suggestion Tool via Overtures' Suggestion Link, or access U.S. specific suggestion tool here (Note: Do not click image below as it's a non-functional graphic.

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Google AdWords Keyword Tool

Note: The-Google® AdWords keyword locater tool is a relatively new key-word tool from Google® to help you find good internet-keywords. Google's Adwords® Tool is different from Overture's in that OV Suggestion Tool gives results on how often words are searched at overture.com and partner websites whereas the new Google® Tool is here to help you locate keywords rather than indicating their word popularity.

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New Google Suggest Tool

1. What is Google Suggest?
   As you type into the Google search box, Google® Suggest guesses what you're typing and offers word and phrase suggestions in real-time. This is similar to Google's "Did you mean?" feature that offers alternative spellings for your query after you search, except that it works in real time. For example, if you type "bass," Google Suggest might offer a list of refinements that include "bass fishing" or "bass guitar." Similarly, if you type in only part of a word, like "progr," Google Suggest might offer you refinements like "programming," "programming languages," "progesterone," or "progressive." You can choose one by scrolling up or down the list with the arrow keys or mouse.

2. That's pretty cool. How does it do that?
   Our algorithms use a wide range of information to predict the queries users are most likely to want to see. For example, Google Suggest uses data about the overall popularity of various searches to help rank the refinements it offers. An example of this type of popularity information can be found in the Google Zeitgeist. Google® Suggest does not base its suggestions on your personal search history.
   The above text about Google's Suggest Tool is copyrighted© 2004/2005 by Google®

   Click-Here for The New Google Suggest Tool.

Overture's suggestion tool and the Google keyword suggestion-tool are unique and extremely valuable free utilities finds popularity of targeted search engine words and terms which are appropriate for your website presence success.

Please note we are not connected with overture.com or google.com and offer this website and tool links as an easy to find way to Overtures' &' Google's Keyword Suggestion Tools service.

By the way, their paid keyword ad programs can work real well for your business. We know of many websites getting good results via paid key-word listings at both Google® and Overture®

Overture® is a good internet-marketing possibility you may want to explore by contacting them. In fact, easy searching for good keywords and paid listings based on targeted keywords is the main reason Keyword Selector Tool & Suggestion Tool was developed, in addition to making the web-address easy to remember.

The reason we say "easy to find" is because the Suggestions Tool URL which uses a lengthy and hard to remember URL, making its full name difficult to recall, unless you have it Bookmarked.

Even if it's Bookmarked, it's still difficult to use as Overture® sometimes changes their Suggestion Tools URL, making it difficult for web-surfers to keep up with the latest url being used.

We have simplified this for our web-site visitors by simply using the generic name Suggestion Tool.com, rather than a complicated URL.

We also keep up-to-date with the occasional changed keyword suggestion tool linked name, changing it whenever needed for your ease-of-use.

After checking keyword/key phrase search term popularity at Suggestion Tool you may also want to see how much other websites are paying for keywords and key term premium listings.

You may check key-term bid prices in real-time and see which Top-3 Terms qualify for Premium Listings, seen by 85% of all active internet users (according to Overture) at this direct link View Actual Keyword Bid Prices

Still another opportunity is registering domains which are acronym's. Acronym's are typically 2, 3 or 4 characters long, most often 3 or 4 letters. They can even be longer than 4 letters, such as USPTO for U.S. Patent (and) Trademark Office, a 5 letter acronym.

Acronyms are defined as a word formed from the initial letters of a name, such as USAF for United States Air Force, CTCN for Commodity Traders Club News, NFA for National Futures Association, MLS for Multiple Listing Service. Click-Here to do acronym research at the AcronymFinder.com web-site.

You also may decide to find and register internet domain names which are so called typo's of popular search-terms also as a result they tend to get internet-traffic. Statistics published by Google® indicate 10% of google.com searches are actually misspells.

For example, instead of someone searching for a site such as PerfectLaser.com the name is incorrectly spelled PerfectLazer, with the word laser being misspelled lazer. You may use the free searchspell.com 'typo' tool below to locate common misspelled words:

A word of caution, as with all domain names, avoid acronyms or misspellings which are also trademarks or servicemarks.

Once you locate some good keywords, acronyms, terms or phrases and check search popularity by using the Overture Suggestion Tool, you may then check to see if the domain name is available and register the domain by Clicking-Here consisting of those words, or with some of your selected words included in the domain name.

After you select and register your well targeted domain-name, you then may need to host your domain-name if you are developing the domain and making it operational on the-web.

You need to get webhosting at an easy-to-use and low-cost web hosting firm by Clicking-Here for web-hosting, with unlimited free email addresses as a valuable free web hosting bonus!

Getting a US Trademark of your domain name(s) may come to mind next to stop others from using it, and also protect you against so called "reverse cyber squatting," a.k.a. domain theft. However, it's costly, time consuming and successfully registering a trademark is far from certain.

Normally a trademark attorney is used as the procedure is somewhat involved. This may cost several hundred dollars in attorney fees. In addition, trademark processing fees charged by the US Patent & Trademark Office are also costly.

Another negative is the fact both attorney fees and USPTO fees are non-refundable if your trademark application is not approved, which rejections occur fairly often for various reasons.

Still another negative is the very long time involved from application date to final trademark approval and the successful trademark TM registration number being issued.

Our experience for the USPTO trademark processing time has been greater than 1-1/2 years, sometimes less time but also sometimes even longer! A recent US Trademark we obtained on a flagship type of name took a painstakingly long 20-months from start to finish!

By an odd coincidence, an interesting example of the effort and amazingly long time involved in getting a US trademark successfully registered is the Goto.com, Inc. application for US Trademark's on the word GOTO and GOTO.com

The Goto applications have been going on since Sept 1998 and still may not be a registered US TM as far as we can tell after 4-yrs have gone by! It's interesting to note Goto indicates their "Mark" is both a Servicemark (SM) and a Trademark (TM) on their website, though they were not officially registered at the time.

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By the way, it's a well known fact servicemark & trademark laws can be quite different than domain name regulations and the domain dispute resolution policy process and cybersquatting laws.

If you decide to get a "Service Mark Certificate," the SM can pertain to your full domain name (importantly) including the TLD, i.e. the .com, .net, .org part of the name. In fact, we recommend you SM the entire name, including the domain extension.

If your main goal is to protect your domain name, you will likely want to get a servicemark certificate on MyDomainName.com, rather than MyDomainName (without the extension).

It's especially important to get an SM which includes its TLD extension if you are using, or intend to use the complete name and url as your business or company name.

It's unlikely another firm would have a Mark on your name with the TLD extension, since there obviously can be no more than one exact domain name the same as yours, including the domain extension.

As a result of all the negatives referred to we normally suggest foregoing a formal and official U.S. Trademark or Servicemark and opting instead for a "Service Mark Certificate." issued by a private non-governmental company (such as Trademark-Protection Org).

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A private issue "SMC" may offer significant and effective trademark protection for your new web-business presence, rapidly and at very low-cost.

However, if your internet-domain-name is a high-profile (truly valuable domain name) then the full government trademark process is recommended. But during the long govt TM process it's also an excellent idea to get a quick and easy private issue servicemark certificate to protect you during the long trademark waiting time and beyond.

An excellent, fast, easy and low cost option to a formal trademark is a "service mark certificate," which in-effect provides you domain name, product or service trademark protection.

This TM/SM protection (both governmental and private issue service-marks) are based on the so called "first in commercial use" doctrine. The first-in-use rule is adhered to by the U.S. Trademark Office regarding trademark applications.

A Service-Mark Certificate and the additional commercial use verification evidence supplied with it publicly verifies the date you started commercial use of the domain name/identity and/or product/service.

A highly effective and low-cost way this is done is by having a 3rd-party organization (i.e. Trademark-Protection.org) conduct the necessary Non-Competing & Non-Existing Mark validity search and issue your SM Certificate, and also submit the domain name(s) on your behalf to the major search engines. (Note: Verified Search Engine submissions help prove commercial use.)

Another significant SM benefit you may not be aware of is your strong future trademark rights based on the first-use doctrine followed by the US Trademark Office.

If you decide to apply for an official USPTO trademark and/or servicemark later on, perhaps several years later, you may use your trademark-protection.org servicemark certificate to prove first-use. Thus, your first use of the Mark is powerful evidence only you have the right to a trademark on the Mark, based on the doctrine of first commercial use.

As an example, let's say a few years after you first start using the mark a third party tries to register a TM on the same words. You may be able to successfully challenge their trademark application (and trademark it yourself) based on your service mark and first use evidence.

If you are wondering if Marks and SMC's may be transferred, the answer is Yes. It's still another benefit of having a trademark/servicemark. Marks may be easily assigned in the event of a sale of your product, service or website.

Once you go to the link below to order your service mark, it will be processed very quickly. In a few days written proof and your very own custom and notarized Service Mark Certificate is sent to you (which very effectively verifies its "commercial use,") via both email and postal mail.

Please remember SM Certification from trademark-protection.org is not an official government servicemark issued by the US Trademark Office. It's a much quicker, easier and lower-cost alternative. It has significant legal protective aspects to it and is extremely valuable, in certain ways perhaps as valuable as an official Service Mark from the official U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Thus the next recommended step in the suggested domain word selection, registration, web-hosting and protection process and procedure is to Click-Here to obtain your Service Mark (SM) Protection fast and at surprisingly reasonable cost and ease via Trademark-Protection.org.

The last suggested step for you to take in this website business presence process is, obtaining a registered Certificate of Authenticity for your product.

Though this step is not as important as the preceding ones as far as domain name protection is concerned, nevertheless it offers some interesting and unique benefits to both protect your website and also add even more overall value to your product and/or website.

An authenticity certificate in the past has mostly been used for authenticating products, such as computer hardware, computer software, merchandise and goods, etc.

Though a Certificate of Authenticity has been more applicable for a physical product, there is absolutely no reason a COA can not be issued for an internet domain name/website, and that is available as an option for you, which will certify your website/domain is "authentic."

In other words as an example, you may want to get a registered COA to inform the public your dot-com domain is in fact an original and "authentic" name vs. an implication you may want to convey there are so called "non-authentic names" such as the dot-net, dot-tv, dot-info, dot-ws, and various other tld or country-code versions of your name.

A registered & certified Certificate of Authenticity may also be used to show your domain is an authentic name vs. the many possible misspelled and twisted versions of your name that may be out there.

A "certificate of authenticity" is extremely valuable if you are selling a product, or offering products and software via a website, including online software via downloading.

COA's will also add significant credibility and substantial perceived value to your product/service. In fact, adding value and credibility in the view of potential clients, is the primary reason authenticity certificates are popular.

A COA may also help you achieve greater sales. That's because it's an extremely valuable benefit to potential buyers, to help you achieve success, be it actual product sales, or domain name/website value and success.

It's an optional and unique extra you can add to your product/website/domain name by Clicking-Here to order your Individually Numbered Certificate Of Authenticity (COA) easily and at surprising low-cost. It will certify your product and/or website as being certified as authentic to the public.

As an additional benefit, a "COA" also further demonstrates first-in-use and commercial usage of your product to enhance your present ownership, service mark, and future TM application and trademark registration rights!

Please note we are giving our opinion and interpretation on some of the subjects discussed here, which may or may not be accurate from a legal viewpoint. We are not giving any legal advice regarding this complicated subject.

After doing some research on keywords/key phrases at suggestion tool and checking for trademarks at the USPTO link you may be interested in acquiring a highly targeted unique website and its domain name for your web presence and online business.

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As a side note, last year Goto officially changed their name to Overture. Their new website is Overture.com. Goto.com was placed on redirection to Overture.com. Isn't this news surprising? After all, Goto has spent zillions of dollars marketing goto to the point it has become quite well known.

Since then they have spent zillions of dollars starting all over again with their new Overture name and a very costly and lengthy new branding process! What is amazing about this is the fact Goto appears to be a significantly "better", more memorable and higher value name than Overture. Without regard to the web-site itself, which domain name would you rather own, Goto.com or Overture.com?

In fact, the overture name not only seems significantly inferior overall, but it's even somewhat tricky to spell. For example, while typing this paragraph we spelled it wrong twice, spelling it Oversure in error!

By the way, for internet users in England, here is the link to the U.K. Overture Suggestion Tool. Click-Here for the U.K. Overture Suggestion Tool.

Or, go-here to get Overture returns on French words using the France Overture Suggestion Tool.

Please note foreign overture results may vary considerably compared to the U.S. Suggestion Tool (perhaps due to foreign language/words/meanings/differences). Click-Here for Link to U.S. Suggestion Tool.

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