Whats the best keyword difficulty tool?

ugjunk

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• Mar 28, 2017

• #21

RanoldKO said:

Yeah? And “clickstream data” using only by Moz and Ahrefs (https://ahrefs.com/blog/keyword-generator/#section2) and thas all

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Doesn't matter. Have you tried using Ahrefs Keyword Explorer? I am long term subscriber to them. Trust me, I am not making up. I use Ahrefs every single day, but just not for Keyword Research purpose.

Kw Finder has worked great for me so far.

But regardless one should only use the tools to create a shortlist, after which you have to go manual on your research with your short list.

 

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MisterF

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• Mar 28, 2017

• #22

I personally use a mix of the tools as I outlined here in a review for a service on BHW

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/zlatanthegod-and-basstrackerboats-amazon-keyword-service.925993/page-2#post-9873902

 

ockboy

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• #23

If you must use a piece of software to do the "thinking" for you, then use many of them and if they all tell you the same thing go for it.
I tried it this way once and it kind of worked.

 

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nepolitan

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• #24

Unfortunately, keyword difficulty tools can often be misleading.

 

Crazy Monkey

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• Mar 29, 2017

• #25

Kwfinder, Kwrevealer is good

 

Bigsumarlin

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• Mar 30, 2017

• #26

ahrefs with manual check

 

stevesolo

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• Mar 30, 2017

• #27

I suggest you try KwFinder.com and to know the competitors' keyword, you can use SEMrush.

 

Mahinder Pal

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• Mar 30, 2017

• #28

There are so many tools available online. Most popular tools you can go for are:
1. Moz
2. Ahrefs
3.Google Keyword Planner
4. Majestic
5. Semrush
Moreover you can Manually search for more accurate result.

 

gary2

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• Mar 30, 2017

• #29

You can try KWfinder and Keywordrevealer both are good.

 

digimarket

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• #30

I prefer you to try SEMRUSH, made it easy to find for which keyword a website is ranking. When you are done doing your keyword research you can just add keywords and track their positions in all the major search Engines => based on GEO ( geographical location ). This is a very important feature for those who target a specific countries like U.S, Australia, India, Spain, U.K. etc….

 

Dwain Stewart

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I find Ahrefs to be more accurate, but most often I look at the competition manually rather than a "number" only.