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How can i lfind low competition keywords that will send me more traffics

Keyword Research

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ANDIAmine last edited by

i'm new on seo world, and i want know how to get low competition keywords that will send me traffic
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mattylac last edited by

Hi Andi

To go off of what Nikele said, you can also use the SEOMoz keyword difficulty tool to gauge a little more about the competition. I personally like this better than the Adwords Keyword tool since they only measure difficulty in high-medium-low.
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ANDIAmine @nyanainc last edited by

thanks my friend
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nyanainc last edited by

Hi Andi

Here is the guide http://www.seomoz.org/beginners-guide-to-seo/keyword-research how to do keyword research.

You can use the google adwords tool, but use only the exact match option .

If you have some extra money you can use http://www.wordstream.com/ tool for microniche keywords.

Regards Nick
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