Which is the best Keyword Tool?
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jennypitula
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The Google Keyword Planner tool is one of the most popular and best to begin keyword research tool.
The only reason for it being so popular is it’s free and is directly integrated with Google AdWords.
The only reason for it being so popular is it’s free and is directly integrated with Google AdWords.
jennypitula
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The Google Keyword Planner tool is one of the most popular and best to begin keyword research tool.
The only reason for it being so popular is it’s free and is directly integrated with Google AdWords.
The only reason for it being so popular is it’s free and is directly integrated with Google AdWords.
DatGuyDenz
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Google KeyWord is not like it use to be ...
Google has turned off access to those that use the tool without also being an active advertiser with a currently active campaign.
This change is huge. Both SEOs and advertisers alike have used this tool – and the earlier versions of it – for years.
So turning off access is a stunning move. If usage was an issue, they could have limited it to X queries per day.
It also has another impact. If brand new advertisers are unable to see how many people are searching for their keywords and without access to pricing estimates, why would they actually start a campaign?
Being able to look at keywords is a critical part for anyone thinking about advertising on AdWords.
With this change, non-advertisers would need to either create an active campaign solely for the purpose of accessing this tool or use a third party tool. But it is unclear if any of those tools are also impacted by Google’s change.
But it is clear that this is targeting SEOs – those who use the Keyword Planner without Google getting any financial benefit from it.
Try using this :
Play around and you'll find one that feets for you the best.
Google has turned off access to those that use the tool without also being an active advertiser with a currently active campaign.
This change is huge. Both SEOs and advertisers alike have used this tool – and the earlier versions of it – for years.
So turning off access is a stunning move. If usage was an issue, they could have limited it to X queries per day.
It also has another impact. If brand new advertisers are unable to see how many people are searching for their keywords and without access to pricing estimates, why would they actually start a campaign?
Being able to look at keywords is a critical part for anyone thinking about advertising on AdWords.
With this change, non-advertisers would need to either create an active campaign solely for the purpose of accessing this tool or use a third party tool. But it is unclear if any of those tools are also impacted by Google’s change.
But it is clear that this is targeting SEOs – those who use the Keyword Planner without Google getting any financial benefit from it.
Try using this :
Play around and you'll find one that feets for you the best.
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hostechsuppor
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To search keywords for your website, use keyword planner tool so that you get the accurate keywords both long tail as well short ones. Generally, prefer to use long tail keywords as search engines crawl long-tailed keywords easily & help to rank better on Google.
maxbeesley
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According to me, Google Adwords and Long Tail Pro are the best keyword tool.
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