5 AWESOME KEYWORD RESEARCH TOOLS

5 AWESOME KEYWORD RESEARCH TOOLS

In the sea of SEO experts and bloggers trying to get recognized with this tiny effort of writing not so awesome blogs......

I know you might be thinking why I have stated this above?

Because every time I write a blog on SEO or some of its related topics. I see that there is a lot of room for improvement and I need to walk a great distance of miles in order to reach that state of presenting 100% perfect SEO Blogs.

But we know that some of the great persons of their time have stated that .......

“Success is a journey, not a destination. The doing is often more important than the outcome.” – Arthur Ashe.

I am again making a little extra effort to write this not so awesome blog on Keyword research tools... But we never know it might add some value to the fishes in the sea of SEO Experts.

Ready, So, let's get started ......

As everyone starts..... let me also start with the basic keywords Introduction that I think all most everyone is aware of. Right?

What are Keywords?

Keywords are ideas and topics that define what your content is about. In terms of SEO, they're the words and phrases that searchers enter into search engines, also called "search queries."

Why are keywords important?

Keywords are important because they are the key between what people are searching for and the content you are providing to fill that need. 

Your main goal in ranking on search engines is to drive organic traffic to your site from the search engine result pages (SERPs), and the keywords you choose to target will determine what kind of traffic you get. If you own a Boutique shop, for example, you might want to rank for the keyword "new designer Boutique in Amritsar" — but if you're not careful, you might end up attracting traffic that's interested in finding a new place for ready-made garments instead of your customized designer clothing.

Keywords are as much about your audience as they are about your content because you might describe what you offer in a slightly different way than some people ask for it. To create content that ranks well organically and drives visitors to your site, you need to understand the needs of those visitors — the language they use and the type of content they seek. You can do this by talking to your customers, frequenting forums and community groups, and doing your own keyword research with different keyword tools available in the world of SEO i.e Search Engine Optimization

Some of Keyword Research Tools that I use are:

1. Keyword Planner: Yes, how can we miss keyword planner if we are talking about the world of Keywords. Even a starter to SEO knows about this tool. But still, we will go through this tool here in this blog.

Yes, this is a free tool by Google 

What is Keyword planner?

Keyword Planner is a tool that provides keyword ideas and traffic estimates to help you build a Search Network campaign. Search for keyword and ad groups ideas based on terms that describe your product or service, your website, or a product category related to what you're advertising.

How to use Keyword planner?

1. Log in to your Google Adwords account. 

2. Click on the wrench icon in the toolbar at the top of the page. 

3. Then, choose “Keyword Planner”: 

4. You'll see with two different tools within the Keyword    Planner: “Find New Keywords” and “Get metrics and forecasts for your keywords”.

5. There choose " Find new keywords" and enter your list there

After you have entered all the required keywords it will generate the list of all the keywords that you have used in the search box as well as it will provide you with its own suggestions also.

The keyword report prepared by the keyword planner has all the details like competition, minimum and maximum search volume and bid amount if you want to run Google Adwords for those keywords.

2. KWfinder: KW finder is fairly new research tool to the market, providing traffic data for keywords, estimated SEO difficulty, competitive data on sites ranking in top 10, and much more.

It's well known featured sets means that you can use this tool alone for keyword research without having to use multiple tools. plans start at $29.

3. Google Trends: Google Trends is a website by Google that analyzes the popularity of top search queries in Google Search across various regions and languages. The website uses graphs to compare the search volume of different queries over time.

This tool provides powerful stat of search trends over time. this is great for seeing how your market performs overall, and how demand changes over time for your keywords.

4. MOZ (Free and Paid both are available): It is generally said that no blog would ever be complete without mention of MOZ. Moz is a leading SEO tool provider that uses both basic and advanced research tools to improve your search engine optimization. 

In short, Moz offers keyword research tools, an SEO keyword generator that gives detailed data on your Keyword research. 

5. SEOBOOK Keyword Analyzer: This is basically a free tool. By simply entering the URL to any page on your website, you can see a chart of the most optimized keywords on the page. This is great for getting a visual indication of keywords search engines is likely to pick on the page.

ALL THAT I CAN SAY

Don’t get me wrong, you can find n number of keyword research tools... 

But doing so can be very time-consuming. And time = money in Today's world

Therefore, this was my little effort to help you guys and share some of my SEO knowledge on the tools that I have worked on.....

Let me know in the email if you know of any other cool free keyword tools—I will consider adding them to the list. 🙂