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Hi Guys,

I just want to introduce the members of this forum a brand new keyword tool. It's FREE and always will be. We are in beta mode at the moment and strictly invitation only. Watch the video if you like the idea sign up we are looking to launch next week.

Keyword feedback from actual REAL people!

Kind regards
Adam

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aVar++ commented: Sounds like a good idea to me :) +4

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A few quick, practical updates and a short workflow to complement the thread.

Several members (thanks to for sharing the beta tool, and to , and for calling out Google) are right that Google-derived data is foundational — but note the original external “Keyword Tool” was retired and folded into Google’s Keyword Planner in 2013. (searchengineland.com)

Keyword Planner now lives inside Google Ads and some features require completing account setup (and in some cases billing info) to unlock full functionality; its historical metrics and forecasts are shown as averages and are shaped by targeting, seasonality and account activity. Treat the Planner as a primary source for volume/CPC signals, but expect ranges and caveats. ()

Best practice: combine signals. Use Google tools for raw volume and trends, then pull difficulty, related phrases and SERP analysis from at least one third-party provider (for example SEMrush or Ahrefs) to estimate competitiveness and to discover clustered long-tail ideas. Also check seasonality with Google Trends before prioritizing content or campaigns. (semrush.com)

Quick, actionable checklist to apply now:

  • Define user intent for the topic (informational vs transactional).
  • Run seeds in Keyword Planner (set correct location/device).
  • Cross-check 2 third-party tools for difficulty and related questions.
  • Inspect the live SERP (features, format, competitors) and use Google Trends for seasonality.
  • If precise local/monthly counts matter, validate with a short paid test or via Search Console query data.

A note on new/beta services (like the one mentioned): they can add real-user perspective, but verify methodology (sample size, demographics, collection/privacy), and use their output as an input — not the sole decision driver.

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Member Avatar for mughaltent

You can also use Google keyword suggestion tool.

Member Avatar for ozstylo

google keyword tool is always better than others

Member Avatar for bhavdeeps

As per my opinion Google Adwords keywords tool is the best tool for researching keywords.

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well, we can always give it a try.

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