About CashKeywords

CashKeywords began back in 2005 as a service that provided reports for the best paying AdSense keywords across a variety of markets. Co-founded by Stephen Juth and Roxanne McHenry, CashKeywords quickly became known for its comprehensive top paying keywords reports, which for their time contained the most complete metrics for Google AdSense.

 

Then in 2006 CashKeywords released AdSenseAccelerator, a leading tool in AdSense keyword research. This application quickly won endorsements from leaders in the AdSense community, such as Joel Comm, Eric Giguere, and William Charlwood, and it helped many AdSense publishers to increase their AdSense earnings.

 

In February 2009, the CashKeywords toolbar was made available to the internet marketing community to provide a fast and convenient way to capture the breadth and depth of thorough market research. According to Steve Juth, the goal of CashKeywords "...is to provide the internet and affiliate marketing communities with the best tools they need to succeed online. The CashKeywords toolbar is the first step of a much larger project."

 

And speaking of a 'much larger project', Cash Keywords Pro was released in February 2010, proving to be a leader in keyword and market research tools. "The amount of interest and enthusiasm our Pro tool has received has been quite amazing!" according to Steve. Speed, usability, and a rich set of keyword features is what sets Cash Keywords Pro apart from its competition.

 

An affiliate-keyword database will soon be released (April 2010), and more tools will be added into Cash Keywords Pro in the near future.

 

Steve Juth is also the creator of AdWordAccelerator, a powerful keyword research and rapid campaign building system for Google AdWords, which began back in 2004. Today, AdWordAccelerator continues to be strongly endorsed by leading experts in the AdWords community such as Perry Marshall (author of the Ultimate Guide to Google AdWords) and Howie Jacobson (author of AdWords for Dummies).

 

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