MetaGlossary: A New Tool For Search Marketers in the Trenches

Not fully grasping the concept of a client’s search term could lead to poor keyphrase research, misdirected copy and bad conversion rates. I think we all have developed a talent for researching fairly obscure industries, whether in attempt to refine or expand on a list of relevant industry keyphrases or in the process of writing copy or putting together a decent article. This tool can be a real time-saver.

Thanks to Phil Bradley’s MetaGlossary – Two Million Terms, Phrases and Acronyms, I decided to see for myself what sort of help this tool could be to those of us in the so-called “trenches” of Search Marketing.

MetaGlossary can speed up AND clarify research on even your most field-specific requests, including acronyms, technical jargon, and slang. And it provides more organized results than search engines. In fact, “Meta” actually means beyond, more comprehensive, or more highly organized. Where does it get the information? That is the best part. It crawls the entire web to find accurate, concise definitions and pulls those definitions from the unmanageable mass of information, so there’s no more sifting and wasting time. And since the web is constantly updated, MetaGlossary never goes stagnant like other dictionaries and glossaries.

The other cool thing about MetaGlossary is the related keywords that each query returns. These related keywords offer ideas for brainstorming related terms you might not have known existed! So give it a shot—-find quick and accurate definitions (and great related keywords) at MetaGlossary.com.