How to get search keywords

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vickygarg

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I am new,So I just wanted to know that is there a way to find out that one site,is popular for which keywords in google search,like for a specific keyword it shows on this position,like I can see for my site in webmaster tool.
Is there any tool or service that provides that?
Thank You.

 

Dark Knight

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Market Samurai :chairshot

 

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vickygarg

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in market samurai,can u please guide what to do,where to click,I tries still could not find,I have it already,Can u just please guide a little.
Thank you.

 

Nitros

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• Feb 9, 2010

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search top10 websites under specific keyword -> click on the site you want to check ->choose "anchor text". It will look for all links with keywords

 

CPAKing11

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You can use Google Adword tool or many other tools are there you just need to search in Google.

 

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ebiz101

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• Feb 21, 2010

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For keyword tool you can use google adwords or wordtracker but wordtracker is a paid tool.

 

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halfpoint

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• Feb 21, 2010

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Rank Checker by Link Assistant is good for this.

 

milian

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I haven't found a decent tool or website that provides this. There are loads of SERP checkers out there but none ever seem to work. I'v tried loads, put a URL that ranks on page 1 of google and most of them came back saying it wasn't even ranking for that keyword!

I did find one that seems to work, but it only checks the top 25 positions. I'll post up the link if i can find it later.

 

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aftershock2020

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• Mar 4, 2010

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https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/

Here are both of the links I use for keyword research. Wordtracker has a free, limited result, ( 100 results per search ). Google is the better of the two and gives completely unlimited results.

The difference between the two is that google will give you a much more current standing on the searches, as well as the rounded, estimated volumes of not only your desired keyword but related keywords and phrases of the target keyword.

 

Last edited: Mar 4, 2010