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I don't find it very useful. Like you I've developed my own market analysis tools that are more forward thinking than backward. The way I explain it is that if you're looking for hot cookbooks, the keyword tool will focus in on who won the Food Channel cooking contests last year. The ones that will sell for Christmas this year are the new winners, the keyword tool won't be able to tell you that.

I love KISS, You did good with the makeup.

Thanks for all the information

Wow! That is an amazing story.

I've never been on Hubpages, so that went over my head a bit. But the part about the crash really had me staring. Even though logically I knew what the outcome must be, it was still jaw-droppingly frightening to read. {{{Retrospective hugs}}}}

Nice article.

For me both are equally important. A good amount of traffic is an indication that your article is appreciated and brings a boost in income as well.

I agree with all your points. Many times we also come across people who wear sleeveless tops but showing hairy underarms.

Nope, I hadn't noticed that. Thanks for pointing it out!

Wow! This is interesting. I have many love letters I treasure. But these days letters are replaced by text messages and emails which is really sad. I even have a love letter which is 150 pages.

Thank you. I'm glad that you liked it. :D

Thank you! certainly my how to draw cartoon cat turned out better than my how to draw cartoon dog one, but then I seem to draw cartoon cats more than dogs even though in real life I like Dogs better as pets lol ah well! cheers now!

That's really interesting!

@Dustytoes - sorry forgot to thank you for your comment. Thanks. Let's hope your use of Twitterfeed in your post-article time proves beneficial. Heres to all of us making a few extra bucks

@Dustytoes consider these points when you wonder whether you are spamming on Twitter:
1. How many followers do you have?
2. How many followers do you gain daily?
3. When are your followers on Twitter?
4. When do you normally post?
5. How many of your followers are actually interested in what you post?
The answer to these questions will determine whether you 'spam' them. By the way I do not think that posting a link with a title will ever be considered, by Twitter, to be spam (there is a proviso, but I think I shall write an article on this).
Remember, just like junk mail a post can always be ignored. If you post 'too much' those that do not want to see it will unfollow - you don't need them anyway, they are prob only in it for themselves.
My advice: tweet it, tweet it then tweet it as many times as you can get away with. Social media is the way to get true,meaningful backlinks from sites without having to scam the system. The backlinks will be because the site found merit - those are the backlinks you want, and they can generate much quicker than you could ever generate them by scamming the system.

I've never heard of this. My grandmothers were never without their aprons. I love finding vintage aprons in antique and vintage malls.