Key words that my target segment uses
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Using SEOMoz (or what other tools do you recommend), how can I find the most common key words that my target segment uses in Google search - about any subject? Say my target segment of customers is teens aged 13-18 in Mexico (using Spanish) or in Turkey (using Turkish language). Thank you in advance
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Dear Linda,
Thank you again for your quick answer. I know the question broad and it is. My questions is "what are the keywords that my target segment (say Spanish speakers in Mexico aged 13-18) use the most in Google search". This is indifferent to the topic and the idea is to understand the topics that they are interested in. Is there a way?
Many Thanks,
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That's a very broad question. Common keywords for what topic?
Here is a post describing how to get demographic information around search terms using Google Adwords. (Though Adwords is less generous with its data than it used to be, especially if you are not a paying customer, you might get some ideas.)
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