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Google keyword tool is the best tool for keyword research. I have been using this tool since long and i trust on this tool. if you something is better than this tool, share with us.

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Many replies here point to a single favorite tool (for example and ), and called out a keyword generator — useful starting points, but keyword research is a repeatable process, not a single click. The practical gap in the thread is method: how to turn raw keyword lists into prioritized opportunities that align with business goals and real user intent.

A compact, repeatable workflow:

  • Define the goal and intent buckets (transactional, commercial, informational, navigational).
  • Build seeds from product names, competitor pages, support queries and internal site search.
  • Expand those seeds (question formats, modifiers, location, comparisons) and capture basic metrics: volume, trend, CPC proxy, and whether SERP features appear.
  • Manually audit the top 10 SERPs for representative terms to see result types (product pages, listicles, local packs, knowledge panels).
  • Cluster similar queries and map each cluster to an existing page or a new content target.
  • Prioritize using a simple opportunity heuristic and plan tests.

A simple opportunity heuristic to score and sort keywords:

Opportunity = (NormalizedVolume IntentWeight EstimatedCTR) / (DifficultyScore + 0.1)

  • NormalizedVolume: scale 0-1 across your list.
  • IntentWeight: commercial/transactional ~1, informational ~0.3-0.6 depending on funnel stage.
  • EstimatedCTR: lower when SERP features or ads dominate.
  • DifficultyScore: rough 0.1-1 estimate from backlink/authority signals and content quality of top pages.

Practical tips and cautions: pair any tool output with site analytics and search-query data (as and suggested) to find queries already producing impressions or conversions. Volume numbers are estimates — treat them relatively. For fast wins, focus on queries where the site is already on page 2 or has high impressions but low clicks. Measure success by conversions or goal lifts, not raw visits, and revisit the list monthly to fold in seasonality and performance data.

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Member Avatar for kained

Big fan of take all its information from the google keyword tool but I prefer it for keyword generation and it has a lot of other useful features. It's not free(trial is though) but it is very good indeed and a cheaper alternative then the seomoz pro and ravens of the world.

Member Avatar for stevenpeter

Google adword keywrod tool is the best tool for choosing the keywrods .

Member Avatar for morganlong

I am also use Google Adword keyword tool. It gives good result then other.

Member Avatar for skajava

Google adword tool is the best tool i have ever used..

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it is posible aT :

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Member Avatar for Smith Jones

Hi friends,

Google adword tool is best tool for the keyword research, i always use that tool only for the keyword research.

Thanks in advance
Smith Jones

Member Avatar for getmused

I heard that seomoz tool and raven tool are good but both are paid.

Member Avatar for juanbeach

I always use Googls Adword Tool. Really this is reliable keywords research tool.

Member Avatar for poly11

ya i am agree with you Google adverd's is really a great tool for keywords research.

Member Avatar for analyzea

Google adword tool is the best for keyword search and you can also take help from search engine as well

Member Avatar for TylerSmith

I agree with what most of users have said. Google adwords can provide you a comprehensive and a more analyze results for every keyword research you will do.

Member Avatar for riyathomas306

1) wordtracker
2) keywordtool
3) wordstream

Member Avatar for Kelly Burby

Well, guys this is more than a year old thread I would say there's no need to comment more over here !

Member Avatar for vpgeek

These are the free tools I'm using everyday.

  1. Google keword planner (to discover potential keywords. It has a limitation that you cannot find search engine competition for that keyword

  2. Traffic Travis (desktop version) to find the competition for the keywords.

Both combined will do the trick

Member Avatar for Sally_2

use a combination of google keyword tool + google analytics (for actual website date on your website) + bing webmaster tools + also the keywords that appear when u type a particular keyword at the bottom of google and in bind by the right hand panel.

commented: @Sally it's more than a year old thread ! I wouldn't comment if I was you... +0
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