Checking keyword competiveness?

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Lifeh18

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• Mar 9, 2020

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I use free tools to find keywords but I can't find any free ones to check the keyword competition like too see how easy or difficult it is.

Any free tool or cracked software that can be used?

Thanks

 

Nut-Nights

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Why don't use manual techniques for the main keywords? Search on BHW for more detail.

 

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MisterXYZ

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• Mar 9, 2020

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Ubersuggest was free but now it is paid.

You can still check keyword difficulty.

 

EternalFun

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Which tool can give search volumes?

 

Mr Positive

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Ubersuggest or use 30 days free trial of semrush courtesy of BHW

 

EternalFun

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Mr Positive said:

Ubersuggest or use 30 days free trial of semrush courtesy of BHW

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Hey, if a long tail keyword has 0 searches, 0 difficulty as per ubersuggest but contains the main seed kws (high search volume), will I be able to rank on youtube?

 

ClaudioC

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I find Ubbersuggest not to be too accurate at the moment. Go for SEMrush, free trial

 

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NexusC

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You can use any of the following browser plugins to see the difficulty at a glance:
- Keywords Everywhere
- Ahrefs toolbar
- Moz toolbar

But the real question you should ask in the first place is the intent behind that keyword. Does it fit your offer or your purpose?

 

EternalFun

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Umm, if a long tail keyword has 0 searches, 0 difficulty as per ubersuggest but contains the main seed kws (high search volume), will I be able to rank on youtube?

 

RebeccaThomas

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Free tools are often free for a reason (usually because they are bad). By far the best method is to learn how to do a manual check - there are threads on here that explain exactly how to go about it.