June 07th,2021
7 Best keyword tools to get your website on top
That Aren’t Google Keyword Planner
Doing great keyword research is like being a fisherman. Reeling in the big profits takes knowledge, a Speedo, and a thermos.
Whether you like it or not, keyword research is at the core of pay-per-click marketing and SEO practices. If you aren’t bidding or using the right keywords, short- or long-tail, then you could be selling yourself short on your potential success.
7 Best keyword tools to get your website on top
In this article, we’ll look at my eight favorite keyword research tools, plus some are free, and some are not (but well worth the money).
1. Google Trends :
Google Trends is the perfect tool for Google Analysis. Google Trends provides keyword related data including search volume index and information about search engine users.
Google Trends dashboard
GSTIN keyword search volume in last 4 hours
GSTIN topics that searched in last 4 hours
2. Keyword Generator :
Keyword generator find up to 150 keyword ideas or any seed keyword.
for example, if we search for "GSTIN" we get 100 ideas for GSTIN like GST App, GST finder.
3. Soovle :
Soovle gives you suggested keyword ideas from Google, YouTube, Bing, Yahoo, Amazon and more. This is the most straightforward keyword research tool.
4. Keyword Surfer :
Keyword Surfer is a Chrome Extension. Add keyword surfer extensions to your web browser.
Every time you search for something you will receive the keyword analysis along with the search results.
Keyword Surfer on chrome web store
GSTIN keyword search results in India
5. Bulk Keyword Generator :
Bulk keyword generator is a keyword research tool for local SEO. It generates keywords based on Industry Type that potential customers might use to find you.
6. Keyword Sheeter :
Keyword sheeter pulls thousands of autocomplete suggestions from Google. To get started, enter one or more seed keywords and click "Sheet Keywords" .If you want to generate a lot of keyword ideas fast, this one for you.
7. Answer The Public :
Answer the public is really cool tool for keyword question making, This tool gives you lots of ideas for creating content using modifiers such as comparisons or prepositions.
Confused? Let’s tackle each of these one-by-one.
We’ll start by entering a “GST” keyword—let’s stick with “GSTIN.”
You’ll see a visualization by default, but you can switch to a regular data list.
Final Thoughts
Don’t get me wrong; you can find some good keywords with free keyword tools.
But doing so can be very time-consuming. And time is money.
The reality is that time spent mining Google autocomplete for queries is time wasted. The same is true of merging data from multiple free keyword tools in spreadsheets. You should aim to use that time for more important stuff, like creating content or link building.
Bottom line: free keyword tools are good when you’re starting out, but as you grow your site, you’ll need paid tools to keep up with the competition.
