mdabdulhamidk8
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- Nov 17, 2025
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If you could only afford one tool for finding low-competition, high-volume keywords, which one would you choose and why? Or should I just stick to group buys for now to learn the ropes?
This. Also, I posted about an open-source tool that uses dataforseo api for KW research here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/f...rush-check-out-this-open-source-tool.1846656/dataforseo lets you pay per search, which might be better starting out instead of a monthly fee. not sure the quality of their data, though, never used them. im sure there are probably other keyword tools that let you pay per search, might want to look into.
For a beginner, I'd start with one reliable keyword research tool and learn the basics before considering group buys.If you could only afford one tool for finding low-competition, high-volume keywords, which one would you choose and why? Or should I just stick to group buys for now to learn the ropes?
I would choose Semrush. Its for begunner level to provide vastly higher daily reporting limits and a superior Keyword Magic Tool for finding low competition phrases and Avoid group buys they suffer from frequent downtime and security risk.If you could only afford one tool for finding low-competition, high-volume keywords, which one would you choose and why? Or should I just stick to group buys for now to learn the ropes?
dataforseo lets you pay per search, which might be better starting out instead of a monthly fee. not sure the quality of their data, though, never used them. im sure there are probably other keyword tools that let you pay per search, might want to look into.
I would personally chose SemrushIf you could only afford one tool for finding low-competition, high-volume keywords, which one would you choose and why? Or should I just stick to group buys for now to learn the ropes?
To be honest, if you don't have the money to pay for tools you have no business trying to target high volume high competitive keywords :/If you could only afford one tool for finding low-competition, high-volume keywords, which one would you choose and why? Or should I just stick to group buys for now to learn the ropes?
Infact, I think it will be more sensible to first make use of free resource until you get the idea of what type of information you need nd then ahrefs nd semrush.If you could only afford one tool for finding low-competition, high-volume keywords, which one would you choose and why? Or should I just stick to group buys for now to learn the ropes?
You should go with semrush in this case. It is cheap and still does the job almost as good as ahref.If you could only afford one tool for finding low-competition, high-volume keywords, which one would you choose and why? Or should I just stick to group buys for now to learn the ropes?