Any genuinely good KW research tools

[PurplePiePete]

Hello,

I know that people tend to think that anything that is free can't be very good. Does this apply to KW research and SEO optimization tools? Are there any good ones?

The only one I have tried is Neil Patel's Ubbersuggest, which even though is not as detailed as Ahrefs or Moz, proves some useful information.

I've noticed that things like Google Trends can also be helpful, although I found them to be relatively limited.

Anything else that you think is worthy trying out?

 

[MisterF]

Keysearch from @dp40oz on here.
KWFinder
Keyword Revealer

 

[Renfield-Files]

Google keyword planner! Free and unbeatable.

 

[PurplePiePete]

Keysearch from @dp40oz on here.
KWFinder
Keyword Revealer

Just having a look at those right now. They seem quite good. Thanks!
But, to be fair, you can only access them on a trial account.
I have used KWFinder in the past and enjoyed it, however, at some stage it does require that you purchase a full account.

 

[Titanitex]

I found KWFinder to be the best.

Also, the whole Mangools packages are nice to have, a bit pricey depending on how much you have to burn.

 

[PurplePiePete]

I found KWFinder to be the best.

Also, the whole Mangools packages are nice to have, a bit pricey depending on how much you have to burn.

Well, to be honest, the whole platform is very intuitive. Too bad it's not free.

Full disclosure: I normally use Ahrefs for all my SEO needs, but I am stuck without it for a week or so. Funding... go figure

 

[MisterF]

Well, to be honest, the whole platform is very intuitive. Too bad it's not free.

Full disclosure: I normally use Ahrefs for all my SEO needs, but I am stuck without it for a week or so. Funding... go figure

Ahrefs is great but I use it in combination with other tools.

For free options have a read of these couple of threads;


https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/manual-keyword-research-method-for-ranking-your-keyword-at-1st-position-without-key-research-tools.1024408/

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/the-beginners-guide-to-free-keyword-research.1067718/

 

[Renfield-Files]

If you need to just update stuff go for Google trends. It's working pretty fine for me. For new content not so much... one of my sites cover that niche 10+ this or that. After the sad burnings of Notre Damme I've inserted three more paragraphs with news about the incident and I'm getting about 3200 more visitors per day and 800 new subscribers for the newsletter. It's a travel blog.

 

[Holzr]

Keyword research also includes competitor analysis. I've listed a few tools I use below. There's more but I'm on mobile ATM and can't remember them all.

Free

Keyword shitter
Keywords everywhere
Answer the public
Google trends
SEO Quake
Similar Web
Search Simulator (Night Watch)
Checkbot

Paid

Ahrefs
Scrapebox

 

[adsail]

I like the Keywords Everywhere extension on chrome

 

[Renfield-Files]

I like the Keywords Everywhere extension on chrome

Great one! With live trends.

 

[PHPInjected]

Both KWFinder and Ubersuggest mixed with Traffic Travis premium was always my go to.

 

[Holzr]

Keyword research also includes competitor analysis. I've listed a few tools I use below. There's more but I'm on mobile ATM and can't remember them all.

Free

Keyword shitter
Keywords everywhere
Answer the public
Google trends
SEO Quake
Similar Web
Search Simulator (Night Watch)
Checkbot

Paid

Ahrefs
Scrapebox

I can't edit my original comment yet so I'll continue here...

Free

SEO Minion (I use this for checking word count, on-page SEO and a few other things, very useful)
Page Load Time
Alexa
Wayback Machine

Freemium

Ahrefs Toolbar
Moz Toolbar (rarely use but still useful)

 

[PurplePiePete]

Ahrefs is great but I use it in combination with other tools.

For free options have a read of these couple of threads;


https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/manual-keyword-research-method-for-ranking-your-keyword-at-1st-position-without-key-research-tools.1024408/

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/the-beginners-guide-to-free-keyword-research.1067718/

Oh, that's gold! Much appreciated!

Do you find yourself adapting content after it's been published to adapt to the changes in KW trends?

 

[PurplePiePete]

If you need to just update stuff go for Google trends. It's working pretty fine for me. For new content not so much... one of my sites cover that niche 10+ this or that. After the sad burnings of Notre Damme I've inserted three more paragraphs with news about the incident and I'm getting about 3200 more visitors per day and 800 new subscribers for the newsletter. It's a travel blog.

Very interesting. Do you also tend to add the words that come up as related in Google Trends? Or, does that seem to be relatively irrelevant?

 

[Deleted member 865279]

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Just having a look at those right now. They seem quite good. Thanks!
But, to be fair, you can only access them on a trial account.
I have used KWFinder in the past and enjoyed it, however, at some stage it does require that you purchase a full account.

If you google there are some seo services which provides group tools with cheap price. better for smaller projects.

 

[PurplePiePete]

The


If you google there are some seo services which provides group tools with cheap price. better for smaller projects.

Thanks! I recently learned of these. I can see they have some pretty nifty offers. I gotta admit I am a bit weary about being scammed, although thankfully, if that does happen, there's not too much money at stake.

 

[Deleted member 865279]

Thanks! I recently learned of these. I can see they have some pretty nifty offers. I gotta admit I am a bit weary about being scammed, although thankfully, if that does happen, there's not too much money at stake.

Go ahead. I have been using it. Although beware from New sites since they might be reselling. and some of tools might not working.

 

[Cshark]

KWfinder works out best except for me.

 

[grnugroho]

I'm using Keysearch. It's fairly nice, and for the price, it's a good bang for your buck. Especially when starting out.