What is the best Keyword Research Process and Tool?
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I'm trying to re-fine my keyword research process and take any pointers you can give. Also, please share the tools you use these days
I need to make my process fast and efficient, right now it feels bulky.
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Thanks for sharing this post Unlucky it never made it to the main blog..
Kind Regards.
James Norquay
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Hi Paul,
As posted by Naghirniac, that post had clearly mentioned all the best tools you can use for keyword research. Along with that you can also have a look at "Keyword Research" and the resources that are mentioned in it.
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Dear Paul,
You can find a perfect post from James at SEO Moz blog. Is better than any answer i can write to you: http://www.seomoz.org/ugc/advanced-seo-keyword-research-tips-and-ideas-14216
I hope this can help you.
Best regards,
Miguel Naghirniac
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