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What is the best paid keyword research tool?
I have a budget of 12-15$ per month to pay for the keyword research tool, I’m not a pro in searching the keywords and I usually write with whatever keyword I can find. I’ve watched many videos but still haven’t understood to do proper keyword research.
Please suggest me any tips for a proper keyword research and also the paid tool I can use. Thank you.
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Gather 10 months worth of that budget and invest into semrush for one month to do a complete research worth of 3 -4 months of content. 3-4 months later, repeat the process.
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At that range, you are better off just saving your money and making do without any tools.
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At that price point Google Keyword Planner, Keywords Everywhere and your brain.
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I would suggest Keywords People Use.
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Keyword Everywhere Chrome extension is good (freemium) and the Google Ads tool is good. Don’t have buy Ads, but it’s good and generating relevant topical keywords as suggestions,
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Ahrefs and Kwfinder (Mangools)
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I was in the same boat, trying to figure out the whole keyword research thing. I started using SERPtag, and it’s been super helpful for tracking where my keywords are ranking and keeping an eye on my SEO progress. It shows me which keywords I’m currently ranking for and helps me focus on the ones that matter. For your budget, it could be a good fit, plus it’s pretty straightforward to use. Just my two cents! 😊
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I used Keysearch.co and looks for a discount code for 20-30% off
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Unpaid.
Answer the Public is great.
General who, what, when, where equations asked around a keyword.Really good for making FAQ’s
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SEMrush and keyword planners
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Google Keyword Planner is for free.
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Ahrefs but it is a bit expensive.
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google keyword planner ,it is free and for basic understanding you can use that
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1. **SE Ranking**:
* **Price**: Starts at around $23 per month, but you might find discounts or promotions.
* **Features**: Offers keyword suggestions, search volume, competition analysis, and more. It’s user-friendly and suitable for beginners.
* **Recommendation**: Look for any introductory offers or discounts to fit your budget.
2. **WordStream Free Keyword Tool**:
* **Price**: Free to use.
* **Features**: Provides keyword suggestions based on your input, along with competition level and estimated CPC.
* Recommendation: While it’s free, it can be a great starting point for basic keyword research.
3. **Google Keyword Planner*** **Price**: Free (requires a Google Ads account)
* **Features**:
* Discover new keywords and see how a list of keywords might perform.
* Provides average monthly searches, competition levels, and bid estimates for PPC campaigns.
* Helps in planning and optimizing both PPC and SEO strategies.
* **Recommendation**: Ideal for beginners and those already using Google Ads. It’s a robust tool for finding relevant keywords and understanding their potential.
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