Keyword tool
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Does anyone know of any good keyword tools that will help me find and then maintain a list of keywords? I currently use Google adwords and now the keyword tool from Moz but I am looking for something that will help me find and generate keywords not just get statistics about them. Thank you.
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In addition to Google's Keyword Tool, the recently launched Contextual Targeting Tool in AdWords is great for finding related searches. You will have to have to sign in to AdWords to access it. Well worth it, I've read that it runs on the same engine that fueled Wonder Wheel.
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In addition to above tools, try http://www.seoprofiler.com (there is a free subscription option). then go to Organic Keyword Spy. You can find keywords that your competitors rank for as well as your website rank for. I found so many new keywords that I didn't know my client's site is ranking for (and have a change to rank better).
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Hi Shiftins,
You can use http://mergewords.com/
Also doing a Screaming Frog crawl on competitors will help you to see if you've overlooked anything.
This post below has some of the best tools from MozCon:
https://seogadget.co.uk/favourite-keyword-tools/
I hope this is helpful,
Ally
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I love http://tools.seobook.com/keyword-list/generator.php. It can spin single main keywords into short phrase ones for you easy.
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thank you. Does anyone know of at least one more? you know the variety helps.
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I find http://ubersuggest.org/ to be a fun and useful tool to generate keywords.
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