Adwords: how to find low competition high search volume keywords?

[Zavarzin]

Guys, is there any good tool even a paid one to find keywords with high search volume but no competition keywords for adwords?

The keywords don't have to be relevant to the niche, any keywords, but high search.

Suggest any software!

[tryinhere]

Originally Posted by Zavarzin

Suggest any software!

https://adwords.google.com.au/o/Targ...AS#search.none

yes is called the google keyword toll and you just set the filters to your requirements and your done

[Zavarzin]

But it won't find keyword with less than $0.05 cpc!
Actually my aim is to find keywords with $0.01 cpc for US display network

[Zavarzin]

Originally Posted by John Williamson

Keyword Sniper Pro 2.0 is prob your best bet to discover gold nuggets.

Thank you, it's a good tool

[Zavarzin]

@Clyde

Sorry I can't send PM to thank you (not enough posts),
but hey THANK YOU very much, I didn't know about that site before!

[timpears]

Originally Posted by Zavarzin

@Clyde

Sorry I can't send PM to thank you (not enough posts),
but hey THANK YOU very much, I didn't know about that site before!

There is a button to the right, below the post that says 'thanks'. That is to thank someone for what ever they posted. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>v

[Zavarzin]

Originally Posted by timpears

There is a button to the right, below the post that says 'thanks'. That is to thank someone for what ever they posted. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>v

He just sent me a PM without posting here, I cannot send PMs so I just wanted to thank him here

[timpears]

Originally Posted by Zavarzin

He just sent me a PM without posting here, I cannot send PMs so I just wanted to thank him here

Oh sorry, my bad.

I thought if someone sent you a PM, that you could reply to it even if you didn't have the required post amount. Maybe I was wrong though. It has been a long time since my post count was that low, and the rules have changed anyway.

[simonbuzz]

Originally Posted by John Williamson

Keyword Sniper Pro 2.0 is prob your best bet to discover gold nuggets.

promoting your own product is not allowed I think

[CarmenDA]

Pick a few keywords you are interested in. Search. Find the results with the highest cpc. Then take THAT keyword and search that and see if there newer results with higher cpc and so on and so on.

[sridhar]

Take a look at Video

[Zavarzin]

Originally Posted by CarmenDA

Pick a few keywords you are interested in. Search. Find the results with the highest cpc. Then take THAT keyword and search that and see if there newer results with higher cpc and so on and so on.

Sorry mate, but I need to find keywords with the lowest cpc, not highest

[Clyde]

Originally Posted by Zavarzin

@Clyde

Sorry I can't send PM to thank you (not enough posts),
but hey THANK YOU very much, I didn't know about that site before!

You're welcome!

[Zavarzin]

Originally Posted by Clyde

You're welcome!

Mate, I have purchased your service, but how can I select all keywords?
I don't want to choose them one by one

[Masterminding]

Originally Posted by Zavarzin

Guys, is there any good tool even a paid one to find keywords with high search volume but no competition keywords for adwords?

The keywords don't have to be relevant to the niche, any keywords, but high search.

Suggest any software!

Uhm... just wanted to throw this out there... but as a guy who's been managing AdWords campaigns for quite some time now I can honestly say:

If you're not the first guy in your market and you see some keywords have a lot of competition and some have no competition, then it's probably an indication that the return on investment of that keyword SUCKS. Otherwise competitors that pre-date you would've grabbed positions already. Hate to sound pessimistic but it's true. No AdWords competition often indicates crappy conversion/roi.

What you do want is outperforming competitors for a highly competitive keyword AND getting a position for keywords with little competition. Big difference: low competition (others probably haven't found it yet) and no competition (others have probably abandoned it)