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Termexplorer good tool for keyword research or not?

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JonathanLeplang last edited by

Hi Mozzer,

Did you have tested the "Term Explorer" tool for the keyword research? Is it a good tool? Can we trust the results?

Thank you for your help.

Regards,

Jonathan
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JonathanLeplang @RyanPurkey last edited by

Hi Ryan,

Thank you for your great tip. It's enough for me.
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RyanPurkey last edited by
Sorry Jonathan, I have not. You can compare them to several other tools out there to get a good opinion on it. Cyrus talks about several in his most recent webinar here: http://moz.com/webinars/seo-basics-the-fundamental-signals-used-to-rank-our-content-higher starting at 8:00 in for keyword research. Here are some tools he suggests:
- http://keywordtool.io
- http://ubersuggest.org
- The chrome extension for Uber Suggest: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ubersuggest-cpc-search-vo/hopggcicaffnjomhjjpogcelclkbnigp
- http://moz.com/tools/keyword-difficulty
- http://moz.com/tools/seo-toolbar
- http://keywordeye.com
- http://keyword.io
These should help get you started and give you plenty to compare with. Cheers!
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