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Google offer a free "key word" generator that you can locate by search.

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

Here you can organically find what words are of value and discount the others that are not. I use this tool to rank all of my websites and it is all free. All of my blogs are on the first page of Google due to just adding the right key words and phrases. Some have been more competitive than others. In most cases you'll at least do well with such tool.

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Solid starter tip from — keyword tools are still core to good SEO, but the interfaces and names have changed since this thread. Google’s legacy Keyword Tool has been replaced by the Google Ads Keyword Planner (Google Ads Keyword Planner) and “Google Insights for Search” was folded into Google Trends. Use Planner for seed ideas and forecast estimates and Trends for seasonality and regional interest. (ads.google.com)

Pair those discovery tools with real-site data before making decisions. Google Search Console’s Performance report shows the exact queries that returned pages from the site (clicks, impressions, CTR, average position) — mine that first to find the phrases already bringing traffic and the pages that need better snippets or content alignment. Prioritize terms you already show for, then expand. ()

Also follow ’s suggestion to check other engines: Microsoft Advertising offers a free Keyword Planner and Bing’s Webmaster Tools exposes Search Keywords / Search Performance — both help spot regional or audience differences you won’t see from Google alone. Combine planner volumes with Search Console signals rather than treating a single tool’s numbers as gospel. (about.ads.microsoft.com)

Quick note on the “LSI” point from : “LSI keywords” is a marketing shorthand and widely misunderstood — Google engineers and reputable SEOs say it isn’t a discrete ranking signal. Focus instead on topical/semantic coverage, user intent, and long-tail, contextually relevant phrases. Simple workflow: 1) mine Search Console for real queries; 2) expand and forecast with Keyword Planner + Bing data; 3) validate intent by checking the live SERP (People Also Ask, featured snippets, related searches) and map content to intent. Remember planner volumes/forecasts are estimates (ad-focused), so use them directionally, not as exact organic counts. (seroundtable.com)

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Member Avatar for InsightsDigital

Thanks for sharing. The other search engines also have similar tools and I do recommend you to check those as well if you are using Bing/yahoo ad PPC.

Member Avatar for williamrayle

This is certainly very handy especially for me “clumsy with key words”.
Thanks.

Member Avatar for Johnsmith1

Hi,Thanks for information I was really searching this type of information.

Member Avatar for ayoungpretender

Google adwords is really helpful for my keyword research. I will try the new function you mentioned. Google insights for search is also very helpful.

Member Avatar for uniqueseo

Well I used this tool many times but now I will use with new methods which you mentioned above.

Thanks for sharing.

Member Avatar for Arich123

Ya its a grate tool to search right keyword.
Thanks to share.

Member Avatar for Steveburner

Yes its also a very usefull tool for searching keywords

Member Avatar for neyazashrafi

Yes google adword keyword tool is very helpful, thanks for sharing

Member Avatar for babadirect

yeah its great and helpful as well... most of the seo's use this tool as a keyword refining tool...

Member Avatar for Beau19

Great tool indeed. I constantly wwrite articles and new content for my sites and keywords and keyword-phrases are a must these days. Google also has a nice LSI tool. You guys should try that too.

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