What's your go to KW research tool?

Holzr

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Hi all

Currently using KW finder now and I'm actually quite a big fan. Just interested in finding out what you guys use for keyword research (mainly Long Tail) as I'm looking to perhaps trying a few other services.
 
I am trying to figure out how to use log tail pro. I find that keyword finder is much easier to use.
How do use semrush to figure out how competitive the keywords are?
 
Rank Tracker from SEO PowerSuite. It uses 20 different keyword research tools (Keyword Planner, Keyword Discovery, SEMRush, Google/Bing Autocomplete and Related Searches, etc.) So you get a list of high-converting, low-competition, long tail keywords. The best is that it is available both in free and paid editions.
 
Rank Tracker from SEO PowerSuite. It uses 20 different keyword research tools (Keyword Planner, Keyword Discovery, SEMRush, Google/Bing Autocomplete and Related Searches, etc.) So you get a list of high-converting, low-competition, long tail keywords. The best is that it is available both in free and paid editions.
Well, didn't know this. Gotta check it out.
 
Honestly I used to use Keyword Revealer until they recently updated, so now I used SemRush again and it's perfect!
 
as I am in my native market, there is either "hard 2 or 3 word keywords" or "no volume with competition" long tails.
so, I stick to kwfinder and ahrefs.
for the "long tail bullshit" I use my youtube authority sites, create some spun video and redirect the traffic to the site.
saves me hours of worthless work and the results are nearly the same with much less financial and emotional juice invested for those "rotten low hangig fruits".
sometimes, if Iam bored, I just pop those keywords in an article that ranks #1.
 
The love the KWfineder with beutiful UX and some others tools i always use in everday for my keyword rerserach : LSIGraph + KeywordTool.io + Keyword EverWhere google crome Extention and sometime pick lot's of keyword from SEMrush and Ahrefs.
 
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