Creating a Wordtracker project

Wordtracker lets you create projects so you can store different groups of terms — perhaps one for each Web site or, if you’re a consultant, one for each client. The first thing you should do — after plunking down your money and setting up the standard username and password stuff — is create a project.
Here’s how:
1. Click the Projects button on the main navigation page (which you see after you log in). The Projects page appears, as shown in Figure 4-3.
2. Give your project a name and then click the Change Project Name button to save the new name.
Wordtracker allows you to have seven projects, storing different keyword lists. You can empty old projects and rename them as you move on to new Web projects. This may be an important feature if you’re an SEO professional or a Web designer working on multiple Web sites.
3. To load your existing list into the project, click the Import button, copy and paste the words from the list into the large text box (one entry per line, as shown in Figure 4-4), and click the Submit button.
I recommend that you leave the Compressed Import option button selected. Doing so changes all the entries to lowercase, regardless of how you typed them. Remember that Google, and most other search systems, are not case sensitive anyway, so Rodent is the same as rodent.
After the list is imported, another page opens, which contains your list with a number in parentheses next to each keyword or keyword phrase; this is the count, the number of times the word or phrase appears in the database.