Keyword research and suggestion tool?
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Does Moz have a keyword research and suggestion tool?
We find articles on google keyword planner, etc. but what about Moz?
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David,
If you have Google Adwords running by any chance, Most of our keywords are set to 'phrase match' but then daily i look further into the specific keyword details by ticking all of my keywords within the adgroup and clicking 'Details' and Search Term 'Selected'. If your ad text is relevant then you are looking at the exact search terms that our ads and content is most relevant too, I have tightened up on this by building up my negative keywords list,
Also although Google have tightened up on keyword information, Bing certainly have not so we use the keyword data from Bing webmaster tools, their is absolute tons of keyword information from Bing
Thomas has a great list of good tools already mentioned,
I hope this helps
James
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Hi,
Yes in fact if you run a campaign and in the beginning ad a few of your own words there will be a list of suggested keywords when you connect Google analytics to your campaign. You must have some keywords for to base it on and have it connected to analytics in order for it to work.
There extremely valuable and very helpful Information in this link
http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo/keyword-research
This is great too
http://moz.com/blog/keyword-volume-tools
I really like the Moz keyword tool however if you are looking to supplement
http://hubspot.com uses Moz API and has a fantastic keyword suggestion tool built into it.
is one of the best in the business for this
some free tools listed below you can use SEM Rush to run keyword analysis and get suggested keywords for free but only a set amount of times per day.
These are all free below
http://www.wordstream.com/keyword-tools
https://adwords.google.com/KeywordPlanner
https://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/sign_in/
I hope this helps,
Thomas
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