Finding competitor's top performing keywords - HOW?

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Anyone knows a free tool where I can see competitor's top performing keywords?

I'm currently using SpyFu bit it has limitations.
 
Not a free tool, but for AdWords spyfu is good and I think semrush as well?

For organic, ahrefs is best.

If you can’t afford, you can always get free trials, or pay for one off reports.
 
Move to SEMrush. I already have access to almost any keyword research/SEO tool. And I'd say SEMrush and SERPs are better than SpyFu in spying.
 
Adword only shows keywords suggestion right?

Semrush for some reason isn't showing any data, I'm registered but it says I need to like subscribed to their paid plan.

any other suggestion?
 
Adword only shows keywords suggestion right?

Semrush for some reason isn't showing any data, I'm registered but it says I need to like subscribed to their paid plan.

any other suggestion?

@davids355 is not suggesting Adwords as a tool. Rather we are wondering if you are trying to spy on organic keywords or PPC keywords as you question lacks information.
 
If you're looking for Adwords competition - then SEMRush and WhatRunsWhere are your best options.

If you're looking for Organic keywords - Then ahrefs has the most complete inventory for competition analysis. I use it on a daily basis.

what do you mean by this? Looking to get one of these services.

One off reports are ahrefs reports, generated/exported and sent to you as a one time thing by users with a paid account.

Ahrefs offers a 7-day trial for $7 - so you're better off getting that, instead of requesting a report.
 
If you're looking for Adwords competition - then SEMRush and WhatRunsWhere are your best options.

If you're looking for Organic keywords - Then ahrefs has the most complete inventory for competition analysis. I use it on a daily basis.



One off reports are ahrefs reports, generated/exported and sent to you as a one time thing by users with a paid account.

Ahrefs offers a 7-day trial for $7 - so you're better off getting that, instead of requesting a report.
Ahhhh yeah id rather just pay for it gonna wait to do the trial till i actually start needing it and get my research in!
 
Dude,

Unfortunately there is no tool that has the features of an Ahrefs or SEMRush for free.

With either one you will be well served. Get inquiries through the market, sign the tools (7 days for $ 7 at Ahrefs) or even join buying groups that exist around.
 
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