Competitors' paid search analysis tool
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Hi,
What tool will do the following: will tell me paid keywords our competitors are using. Ideally, I could narrow down by country.
Thanks.
Katarina
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To gain insights into the paid keywords your competitors are utilizing, you can leverage various competitive intelligence tools available in the market. One such tool that could serve your purpose effectively is SEMrush. With SEMrush, you can analyze your competitors' paid search strategies, identify the keywords they are bidding on, and even narrow down the results by country, allowing you to tailor your approach to specific markets.
Additionally, tools like SpyFu and Ahrefs can also provide valuable insights into your competitors' paid keyword strategies, enabling you to refine your own PPC campaigns and stay ahead in the competitive landscape.
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Hi there,
I found the results insufficient; however, I'll give it another go with a lot more competitors. Hopefully I'll manage to compile a good data set for my future paid activities.
Thanks.
Katarina
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Thanks a lot, I've never used this one so I am going to have a look.
Katarina
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Hi David,
Is there anything else you could recommend? I have used semrush and it generated results that are not efficient and quite likely incorrect. I am not aware of how this tool works, but it was a disappoinment to me when it comes to this task. Or am I doing anything wrong?
Thanks.
Katarina
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Hi Katrina,
I would also go for SEMrush tool.
Thanks
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Here's another - https://www.spyfu.com/
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Hi Katarina,
There are a few tools you could use to do this but I would recommend SEMrush.
Cheers,
David
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