They tell you all sorts of information about the top 10 sites as well as how strong their backlinking is.
Then most will give you a ranking of how difficult the software perceives it to be.

Maybe head over to Robert S Keyword Squire 2 product BSt Thread and ask him to give you a link to the instructional videos — so you can see how this is done and how to filter the results.

However please keep in mind — that I don’t wade into the Big Ponds of trying to rank Page 1 for something like Health Care as an example — I’m finding a niche in a niche where I can rank Top 10 with nowhere near the effort it would take to do so for the larger stuff. Something that people would search before buying a product.

You may even be able to search Keyword Squire 2 and find the videos on YouTube – its just he gave me a link to view – so that’s why I suggested just drop him a PM.

In saying that – you can use any keyword tool just about – they all will have similar functions……… I do think if you watch those you will get a better idea of how to put something together.

Let us know how you get along … and yes before someone asks I will get the Themes done today … all the best.

We will bring you extensive coverage of all the transfers across television, radio, online, the Red Button and via social media.

Clubs can make permanent and loan signings until the window closes at 23:00 GMT. Here’s how you can keep up to date with deadline day on the BBC:

From 07:00 GMT the BBC Sport website will feature a full live transfer deadline day text commentary, running through until midnight.

This live, rolling news service will include the latest rumours, breaking stories, pictures and confirmed deals from the BBC’s team of reporters and correspondents in television, radio and online across the UK and Europe.

And we want to hear from you with your transfer rumours or sightings of players where they might not be expected to be! Get involved with us via Twitter by using the hashtag #bbctransfernews

We’ll also use the @BBCSport account on Twitter to break news of all the latest transfer developments throughout Thursday.

Download the new BBC Sport app to help you stay on top of the latest days while you are out and about.

Between 13:00-18:00 GMT on the Red Button and online, Football Focus presenter Dan Walker will give hourly updates with football experts and journalists as they react to the latest transfer news.

You can tune into the BBC News Channel throughout the day for the latest sports news bulletins and at 18:30 GMT Dan Walker will host a Transfer Deadline Football Focus Special to examine the day’s biggest moves.

There will also be a 30-minute Football Focus transfer deadline show with Robbie Savage and Dan Walker on BBC2 at 23:20 GMT which will round up all the day’s deals.

On Saturday, Football Focus will include with a transfer round-up and discussion about which clubs have emerged as the winners from the winter transfer window. Tune in at 12:15 GMT on BBC One.

Notably why has the former England captain really decided to join Paris St-Germain? Why have the nouveau riche club opted to recruit the 37-year-old now? And what will Beckham’s role be at PSG for the next five months – and possibly even beyond?

PSG’s flirtation with Beckham first surfaced back in September 2011 when sporting director Leonardo told the BBC he was keen to lure the former Manchester United and Real Madrid star to the French capital having enjoyed working with him at AC Milan.

There is no doubt Leonardo’s close relationship with Beckham, and the admiration he holds for him, was a pivotal factor in the move. The Brazilian was struck by Beckham’s work ethic and professionalism during his loan spells at the San Siro in 2009 and 2010 and says he has always wanted to be reunited with the Englishman at some stage.

The transfer window does not apply to clubs who play their football below the Blue Square Bet Premier level. The loan window for Football League clubs opens again on Friday, 8 February.

When the transfer window shuts, a club may still sign players on an emergency basis – for example, if they have no goalkeepers available – but only if they obtain special dispensation from their competition’s governing body, such as the Premier League.

Players out of contract and without a club can be signed at any time if they were unattached free agents when the previous window closed.

United and holders Chelsea drew 2-2 at Old Trafford on Sunday, and will contest a replay at Stamford Bridge on a date yet to be announced.

The other last-four encounter sees Wigan Athletic go up against Millwall or Blackburn, who drew 0-0 at The Den.

Manchester City were 5-0 winners against Barnsley on Saturday, while Wigan triumphed 3-0 at Everton.

City beat United in the 2011 semi-finals before overcoming Stoke in the final to lift their first major trophy in 35 years.

United avenged that defeat in a thrilling third-round tie last season.

City have not met Chelsea in the FA Cup since a trip to Stamford Bridge in 1971 that ended in a 3-0 victory for the visitors.

Their two other meetings in the competition also came before the semi-final stage, with the sides claiming one win apiece.

Chelsea came from 2-0 down against United to earn a replay and interim manager Rafael Benitez said: “We have to think about the first game and then afterwards we will think about City.

“It will be tough because United are a great side.”

Wigan are into the semi-finals for the first time in their 81-year history and chairman Dave Whelan hopes Blackburn provide the opposition.

Whelan was in the Blackburn side that lost 3-0 to Wolves in the 1960 final, suffering a broken leg that effectively ended his top-class career.

He later became a highly successful businessman, overseeing and sustaining Wigan’s place in Premier League since their promotion in 2005.

The ties will take place on the weekend of 13 and 14 April.

FA Cup semi-final draw in full:

Millwall or Blackburn v Wigan Athletic

Manchester City or Chelsea v Manchester United

If United beat Chelsea in the replay, they will face Manchester City in the semi-finals in April.

But Ferguson said his team paid for their efforts against Real Madrid.

“We’re lucky to be in the cup. We just ran out of legs and Chelsea were far the better team in the second half,” Ferguson said after the 2-2 draw.

“But I can’t be critical of my side because the running they had to do on Tuesday night, against a really top side in Real Madrid, had its bearing on today’s result, no doubt about that.

“The two full-backs, Rafael and Patrice [Evra], are knackered and the two central midfielders tired badly. We kept giving the ball away and it made it a long day for us, going from one penalty box and back to our own.”

Chelsea recovered from a poor first half as Ramires and Eden Hazard levelled the game after the break following early goals from Javier Hernandez and Wayne Rooney.

And, with barely a minute remaining, United had goalkeeper David De Gea to thank after he denied Spanish compatriot Juan Mata with a superb save.

That stop prevented Ferguson’s side going out of two competitions in a week, following their controversial Champions League defeat by Real Madrid.

Rooney was dropped from that game, but returned to the starting line-up against Chelsea – though he was one of several players to fade in the second half.

United’s plight was not helped by a first-half injury to Nani, who was taken off with a hamstring problem. Ferguson said the injury was not “too serious”.

The date for the replay with Chelsea has not been confirmed, but will not happen this week as Chelsea are still involved in the Europa League.

Ferguson told MUTV: “The replay is not a problem for us. We’ve got plenty of time for it as we have no European games.

“I don’t know when it’s going to be played, mind you – probably May because we’ve got the international break coming up! But the only thing we can say is we’re still in the cup.”