Free keyword difficulty finder

[JimHalpert]

Hey everyone, is there a free tool that allows one to search for keyword difficulty for many words at the same time?

I know there are tools like ubersuggest but it seems to allow individual searches.

 

[Topiano]

Hey everyone, is there a free tool that allows one to search for keyword difficulty for many words at the same time?

I know there are tools like ubersuggest but it seems to allow individual searches.

Try Keywordeverywhere, Also Kwfinder allows you 5 free daily searches a day.

 

[Deleted member 657006]

I only use kwfinder for that reason.

If I was in your situation I would use the best thing possible AdWords, I would look for high traffic and very low computation.

Keyword anywhere is AdWords based should help.

You need also to use google trends make sure keyword is worth doing for this month and future stats.

Buzz feed and the internet will help to see if that niche is worth doing via popularity

Good luck.

 

[Deleted member 657006]

If you get any spare cash i suggest this app and his other app very low price currently, your need both his apps.

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/q...ords-your-competitors-dont-know-about.989232/

I fort it was just a normal keyword app but been very shocked on it usefulness

 

[kaviraj008]

Try Keysearch from the marketplace. They allow about 50 difficulty analysis in the free trial.

Link to the thread:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/k...etition-analysis-tool-fully-web-based.823849/

 

[omnirand]

I use the SEOQuake plugin which allows for me to see the difficulty as you make the searches.

 

[JimHalpert]

Try Keywordeverywhere, Also Kwfinder allows you 5 free daily searches a day.

Thanks for the reply. But the competition for keywords everywhere indicates the competition for ads right? I don't believe that is the actual keyword difficulty?

When I think of keyword difficulty, I refer to the metrics that sites like ahrefs and ubersuggest refer to. Unless I am completely mistaken.

I only use kwfinder for that reason.

If I was in your situation I would use the best thing possible AdWords, I would look for high traffic and very low computation.

Keyword anywhere is AdWords based should help.

You need also to use google trends make sure keyword is worth doing for this month and future stats.

Buzz feed and the internet will help to see if that niche is worth doing via popularity

Good luck.

Thanks for the reply and the tips. But the competition for adwords indicates the competition for ads right? I don't believe that is the actual keyword difficulty?

When I think of keyword difficulty, I refer to the metrics that sites like ahrefs and ubersuggest refer to. Unless I am completely mistaken.

 

[shehbaz064]

search for websites which have free tool available to find keyword difficulty, i think in google there are many such websites.
let me provide you one webiste ( website seo checker . com ) here, you can remove dot and try search it, remember i am not promoting any websites, it's only for your information that you have asked. thanks

 

[Fouzia Akhter]

I use SEOquake plugin to check keyword difficulty. It is free. If you search a keyword in the google you will see the keyword difficulty if you have this plugin.

 

[SoccerLover]

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[eko34]

when i started in seo, i used ubersuggest, I always find it good, even if today uses semrush, SEOquake should suit you for your exact need

 

[Holzr]

For a free tool use the following:

• SEOQuake (displays metrics like linking domains and backlinks for each page)
• Keywords everywhere (search volume and suggestions)

Do a manual check on each keyword. Evaluate content length/quality, backlinks and search intent. Does the page ranking solve the users issue?

Say your looking for the best kids Wellington boots but all the results show best Wellington boots as the title. Perhaps the pages touch on kids boots briefly but not in enough depth. You'll have a good chance of ranking.

Tools don't really cut it when it comes to evaluating difficulty. I suggest only using tools as an initial filter to get your list right down. Ahrefs is what I use. With the free account you get limited use but it's still useful.