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Key Word Ranking Tool
- Thread starter billyh7
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SEMRush is ok, but a much more reliable place to look is in your Analytics account. Find out what keywords people are searching for to find your site that you aren't currently targeting.
SEMRush will often provide a list of keywords that you're ranking for, but they're keywords that nobody uses or won't convert.
There was a really good post on Joost De Valk blog today too about using Google Analytics to track keyword position.
http://yoast.com/track-seo-rankings-google-analytics/
SEMRush will often provide a list of keywords that you're ranking for, but they're keywords that nobody uses or won't convert.
There was a really good post on Joost De Valk blog today too about using Google Analytics to track keyword position.
http://yoast.com/track-seo-rankings-google-analytics/
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I've never used Keyword Elite myself. When I do keyword research for my clients at work I use Keyword Discovery and the free Google Adwords Keyword tool. Even just the free Google tool can give quite a bit of good info.
A new keyword tool that I recently purchased though is Market Samurai. I got mine in beta for like $75 or something, but I think it's $150 now for a one time purchase so it isn't too bad. It provides all sorts of good stuff.
A new keyword tool that I recently purchased though is Market Samurai. I got mine in beta for like $75 or something, but I think it's $150 now for a one time purchase so it isn't too bad. It provides all sorts of good stuff.
I've never used Keyword Elite myself. When I do keyword research for my clients at work I use Keyword Discovery and the free Google Adwords Keyword tool. Even just the free Google tool can give quite a bit of good info.
A new keyword tool that I recently purchased though is Market Samurai. I got mine in beta for like $75 or something, but I think it's $150 now for a one time purchase so it isn't too bad. It provides all sorts of good stuff.
I must agree semrush does provide not-so-converting keywords but Joost De Valk has explained about finding the keywords of his own site right ?
Whereas semrush is something relevant to "reverse search queries" and I didn't find anything better than that.. If anything like Semrush exist then we can compare the list of keywords of the competitor..