Tool for choosing good keywords
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Social God
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Assuming you're on a budget like me, my suggestions are Keyword's Everywhere and Google Keyword Planner. To get ideas, use Keyword Shitter and use the search engine (abc method).
Example:
"how to make money a"
"how to make money b"
Suggested results will appear on the search bar. =] Good luck<3
Example:
"how to make money a"
"how to make money b"
Suggested results will appear on the search bar. =] Good luck<3
Assuming you're on a budget like me, my suggestions are Keyword's Everywhere and Google Keyword Planner. To get ideas, use Keyword Shitter and use the search engine (abc method).
Example:
"how to make money a"
"how to make money b"
Suggested results will appear on the search bar. =] Good luck<3
What about YouTube keywords?
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Ahref and semrush
krychaj5
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Try this trick by putting # before searched words in YouTube search and then split it by space to get smart proposals.
It should look like „#game review” and then put space before „game”
pathumlakmal999
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Tube buddy
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Semrush is the best tool for this
Unfortunately, there are no tools that can show you accurate search volumes in Youtube as they don't disclose this type of information.
My 2 favourite methods for comparing keywords in terms of competition are using Youtube autocomplete and Google Trends (if the keyword is popular enough).
I'd also suggest you to read this useful article by Backlinko:
https://backlinko.com/hub/youtube/youtube-keyword-research
My 2 favourite methods for comparing keywords in terms of competition are using Youtube autocomplete and Google Trends (if the keyword is popular enough).
I'd also suggest you to read this useful article by Backlinko:
https://backlinko.com/hub/youtube/youtube-keyword-research