What keyword tool are you using

[Data Glasses]

Can someone point me towards a few keyword tools, both free and paid
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Many thanks

 

[nt81]

Keen also.

 

[Data Glasses]

Keen also.

I am just trying to update an old ebook and thought i would seek some of the options out there, probably an old thread here

 

[dicardo83]

Me three! Google has become more and more unreliable so I'm using SEO Book Keyword Suggestion tools.

 

[helloworld]

Soloseo.com, ubersuggest.org

 

[Data Glasses]

Cheers !

 

[MCUH]

Me three! Google has become more and more unreliable so I'm using SEO Book Keyword Suggestion tools.

Why do you consider Google to be so unreliable dicardo83?

Cheers.

 

[James]

+SEM Rush
+Ubersuggest
+SEO Chat Keyword Tools
+Custom Tools

Also using a few different ones for competitive analysis, I like large scale research tools.

 

[dicardo83]

Why do you consider Google to be so unreliable dicardo83?

Cheers.

I've found it's more geared towards Adwords $$$ these days rather than quality search data for particular keywords. I've almost always found I've needed to use a different tool to find the right keywords for my websites.

 

[petermeadit]

There are a fair few out there now, built into the tools provided by many leading providers.

Still important to use the Google Keyword Planner Google still has the bulk of the audience.

Of course Bing has a keyword research tool too, and Bing should not be discounted.

An oldie but goodie is the Keyword tool over at seobook.com.

Depends how deep you are going to dive into keyword research, you could use a bunch of tools to establish search volume, competition, cost per click, etc.

Or you could just use Google keyword planner to give you pretty good picture.

HTH

 

[Data Glasses]

There are a fair few out there now, built into the tools provided by many leading providers.

Still important to use the Google Keyword Planner Google still has the bulk of the audience.

Of course Bing has a keyword research tool too, and Bing should not be discounted.

An oldie but goodie is the Keyword tool over at seobook.com.

Depends how deep you are going to dive into keyword research, you could use a bunch of tools to establish search volume, competition, cost per click, etc.

Or you could just use Google keyword planner to give you pretty good picture.

HTH

Thanks

I am able to sign in because i have had an adsense account before and it automatically signs me in (via google+ ??) but i am wondering if newbies have to create an adsense account to access this tool ?