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Keyword Research

Even though many complex and pricey keyword<br>research tools are available today, you can conduct<br>some fundamental research using only three free tools:<br>Google Trends, Google AdWords Keyword Planner, and<br>Google Suggest.

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Keyword Research

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  1. How To Do Quick & Free Keyword Research Even though many complex and pricey keyword research tools are available today, you can conduct some fundamental research using only three free tools: Google Trends, Google AdWords Keyword Planner, and Google Suggest. Even if you have and employ paid keyword research tools, you may use these as a beginning point when researching a topic by seeing how Google groups related keywords or White Label Link Buildingthem to related searches. This can help you gain a new perspective on your target phrases and improve your search strategy. In addition, you'll be able to conduct some quick and cost-free keyword research once I go over how each tool operates and how they are combined.

  2. 1. Google Suggest The quickest method to conduct keyword research is likely to be using Google Suggest, a list of words and phrases that appears in the search box when you enter a query on Google.com: The four most popular searches that include the keyword you put in the search box at the time of your query are often displayed in Google Suggest. Unfortunately, this implies that the data in Google Suggest may change each time you run a new search. Different Suggest results are frequently obtained by typing different versions of the term you're researching.

  3. 2. Google AdWords Keywords Planner When looking for White Label SEOkeywords, a popular place to begin is Google's AdWords Keyword Planner. Despite being a component of the AdWords toolkit, search volumes reflect all users, not simply those who clicked on sponsored search ads. You don't need to run ads or use a credit card to have an account with Google AdWords (https://adwords.google.com), but you need one to use this feature. This will be your Google AdWords home page once you've finished setting everything up. Click the tools and analysis option at the top after you've arrived here. Click Keyword Planner after that. Four options will be displayed by the tool. We wish to click on the top option, which reads "Search for new keyword and ad group," to do keyword research

  4. 3. Google Trends You can quickly compare how frequently your target keywords are searched using Google Trends. For instance, suppose you're unsure whether the keyword "between two ferns" or "Zach Galifianakis" would be more popular. Enter "Zach Galifianakis" and "between two ferns" into the search bar of Google Trends. A comma must be placed between each search term or keyword phrase you want to check; quote marks are not required. Five comma-separated keyword phrases can be entered at once. Click the Search Trends button when you're done.

  5. 4. Deciding on Which Terms To Use Once you've downloaded your initial set of keywords, you should try to group them into the following categories: Terms that could be the title or a portion of the title of a unique page are those that come to mind. They should typically reflect a distinct idea and have a high enough search volume to support the creation of a new page. Terms that can be added to a page that already exists - These are phrases that either don't warrant a new page or don't receive enough search volume. A page that ranks in Google for certain terms can add these phrases to the text copy. You might raise the page's standing for the phrase by including them. In some circumstances, it might also make sense to include these terms in the page's title. Understanding the terms the website already ranks for is necessary to ensure that adding the phrase to the title won't affect rankings for other terms. It's a little bit of an art that needs to be tested.

  6. This may seem quite elementary, but these three tools can help you get started or open your eyes to new possibilities and insights. Even though our company has high-priced 3rd party KW products and internally developed ML ones for keyword research—that perform some incredibly fascinating stuff with n-gram analysis and k-means clustering—these free ones have in the past aided us in gaining valuable ideas. In one instance, a sizable portion of our client's target keywords was so specialized that they weren't found in SEMRush and Ahrefs, so we were forced to improvise and create an White Label SEO Services strategy using Google Trends.

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