slipknot25
Newbie
- Jan 11, 2014
- 25
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Hey folks,
I was looking at keyword data and saw big differences between Google Keyword Planner and other tools. I think Google's data is likely the most accurate (assuming they won’t give false data of their own product/searches), but wanted to check in here before moving forward.
I used the keyword "videography editing" to test this. The numbers from Twinword were close to Google's, but the rest were way off.
here are the results
keyword planner:
Semrush :
Mangool:
twinword:
Although I'd like to trust paid tools for the additional value they offer in SEO, it's hard to ignore what Google's data suggests, especially since keyword research is the stepping stone of any SEO strategy.
It might be a noob question for many of us here but I would greatly appreciate it if anyone can help me understand this situation
TIA
I was looking at keyword data and saw big differences between Google Keyword Planner and other tools. I think Google's data is likely the most accurate (assuming they won’t give false data of their own product/searches), but wanted to check in here before moving forward.
I used the keyword "videography editing" to test this. The numbers from Twinword were close to Google's, but the rest were way off.
here are the results
keyword planner:
Semrush :
Mangool:
twinword:
Although I'd like to trust paid tools for the additional value they offer in SEO, it's hard to ignore what Google's data suggests, especially since keyword research is the stepping stone of any SEO strategy.
It might be a noob question for many of us here but I would greatly appreciate it if anyone can help me understand this situation
TIA