Keyword research tools that provide specific suggestions re: Voice Search?
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Hi, I'm wondering which are the best Keyword research tools that provide specific volumes and suggestions re: Voice Search - including on question type searches? Any suggestions would be brilliant - thanks in advance, Luke
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You’re welcome Luke. Good luck
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Many thanks for your helpful suggestion
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Thanks Casey - really useful
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Hey Luke,
You can also use the Moz Keyword Explorer tool. Simply go into Keyword Suggestions and then filter by questions (see screen grab).
I also use Google's autocompleted and suggested related searches quite a lot for this type of research.
Hopefully, someday we may see some of the data voice assistants gather to help us further!
Cheers,
Casey -
Hi Luke.
What I do is write those questions in google and write in an excel those that appear in first position. All this I adapt in a page of my web that is of FAQ, so that it is as much as possible SEO-friendly.
I would also suggest Ubersuggest with wildcards.
How * money *
Why * car *
Whatever your questions are - you can just wildcard some stuff in there.
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