Did the google wonder wheel die? (Is it gone!)
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Is it gone forever! Please dont let it be!
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Google has officially said that the Wonder Wheel has been removed. More details in this post on Search Engine Land. http://searchengineland.com/official-the-google-wonder-wheel-is-gone-84105
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im getting a message that its no longer avaiable
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Just tried it. All good.
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have you tried it today? its kicking me a "this feature is not available right now"
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have you tried it today? its kicking me a "this feature is not available right now"
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I just got the new UI today, and you're right, it appears the wonder wheel is gone. Even manually entering the URL to use the wonder wheel doesn't work, so it looks like Google has retired this feature (source).
If you were using it for keyword ideas, I asked my Google reps about using the wonder wheel, and they said that it would be ok, but they recommended that I use the Contextual targeting tool in Adwords instead. The Adwords engineers over at Google are still working on improving the results that the Contextual targeting tool gives, whereas the wonder wheel is more of a novelty that is not actively being developed.
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It's still there. Click on the left under "More Search Tools"
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