What is the Best Keyword Tool?

[hellis]

Please share your experience with a keyword tool you've used. Below I've listed all the keyword tools I've used to rank for long tail keywords and had success with.

Keyword Research Tools I've Used

AnswerThePublic – I use this to discover what people are asking about and get instant, raw search insights, direct from the minds of customers. ( great for finding long tail keywords )

Jaaxy – I curreent use Jaaxy Lite and research platform that was developed by affiliate marketers for affiliate marketers.

LongTailPro – This has keyword competitiveness score to determine the difficulty of ranking different keywords in the top 10 Google results.

KeySearch – I've used this to find relevant, low competition keywords for your website, blog or business. ( I no longer use this tool )

 

[SEOspur]

It may help for you
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/keyword-difficulties.1229535/

 

[Real SEO Lab]

I used keyword research tools by mangools in the past, it has easy to use interface, however cost was on the high side. Ahrefs does offer that as well, but i see that ahrefs dont show the correct keyword search numbers. If i have to choose one just for the purpose of keyword research i would prefer mangools over ahrefs and semrush.

 

[hellis]

It may help for you
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/keyword-difficulties.1229535/

Thanks I'll check this out.

 

[Roger Marquez]

These are the tools I use when conducting keyword research. Each of them, provide different value for me...

• Google (Advanced search operators)
• Ahrefs (PAID)
• Moz Chrome Toolbar (FREE)
• Keyword Researcher (You can get it FREE from the Members Download Section)
• Excel (FREE)

And that´s pretty much it!

 

[hellis]

I used keyword research tools by mangools in the past, it has easy to use interface, however cost was on the high side. Ahrefs does offer that as well, but i see that ahrefs dont show the correct keyword search numbers. If i have to choose one just for the purpose of keyword research i would prefer mangools over ahrefs and semrush.

Never heard of mangools I'll have to check them out. Thanks

 

[Zakhej]

Ahrefs and semruah and keyword surfer

 

[Nihilism]

UberSuggest is free and not so bad. If you have the $100-200/mo to spend, SEMRush & Ahrefs are good options. You can get a free month with both and see which one you like the most, since each one has solid tools.

 

[SmokyBrother]

Ahrefs just released a free keyword research tool. Try that one also.

 

[SEO Armour]

I have used below tools for keyword researching;

SEMrush, Ahrefs, and KWfinder. Always check with a couple of tools and consider the average, each tool has unique algorithms so the values might differ.

 

[akashsharma1]

Soovle
Jaaxy
Google Search Console
Ahrefs Keywords Explorer
SECockpit
Google Keyword Planner
KeywordTool.io
Moz Keyword Explorer

 

[Turbo SEO]

I suggest Ahrefs and Semruah

 

[Digirulz]

Semrush, Google keyword planner and Ahrefs.

 

[shelly Shelly]

Free - Ubersuggest
Paid -Ahrefs

 

[Himanshu Thakur]

ahrefs is the best tool

 

[hellis]

Ahrefs: We extensively use Ahrefs for all our link building efforts, the keyword research section of the tool has gotten so good lately that at times I find myself ditching SEMRush and jumping straight into this for keyword research too.

Thanks for the tip

 

[oliverseccombe]

i prefer ahrefs.

if you're short on cash, you can do a $7 7-day trial, and spend week doing enough keyword/backlink/content research to keep you busy for a few months. just be sure to cancel it before time runs out.

you can also download kw lists, backlink lists, etc. into a csv for future reference.

when you need to use it again, create a new acct with a dif email and do another $7 7-day trial.

 

[Zshan]

Using ahrefs from the last couple of years to find good keywords

 

[hellis]

i prefer ahrefs.

if you're short on cash, you can do a $7 7-day trial, and spend week doing enough keyword/backlink/content research to keep you busy for a few months. just be sure to cancel it before time runs out.

you can also download kw lists, backlink lists, etc. into a csv for future reference.

when you need to use it again, create a new acct with a dif email and do another $7 7-day trial.

Thanks for the advice

 

[Roger Marquez]

If you are on a budget you can still conduct effective keyword research that includes an in-depth competitive analysis. Sure, using Ahrefs will save you a lot of time but you can´t have it both ways.

Check out these resources from BHW alone...

[Guide] How to do Keyword Research with only free tools?
[Method] How to find unlimited low-competition affiliate keywords for free
[Keyword Research] Looking Beyond Search Volume
[Ultimate Guide] How to Analyse SERP and Keyword Competition
[Guide] Analyze Your SEO Competition Without Spending A Dollar