What tools do you use to find key words?

[edd666666]

Hi I am writing copy for a new website and I want to use key words in the primary copy. Can anyone suggest tools to use to generate ideas for key words to use in the web page copy? Thanks,Ed.

[ASM Marketing]

https://adwords.google.co.uk/select/KeywordToolExternal

[Amelia O]

Use Google Keyword Tool which is free.. Simply type in any keyword.

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

Remember to check the "use synonyms" option for more suggestions

[Kalidasa]

I recently got Market Samurai, and am totally blown away by it.

[edpudol1973]

I also use google keyword tool, and peter drew keyword research tool

[blur]

Market samarai and my ears

[Clyde Dennis]

Originally Posted by blur

Market samarai and my ears

Like the "my ears" - I've also learned to work with the television or radio on in the background and listen for terms and products that make my ears perk up.

When specifically doing keyword research online a combination of Google's free tool and Market Samurai can be used quite effectively.

[Amelia O]

I will like to add on Mark Ling's Traffic Travis is rather neat and helpful as well, plus it's free.

Free SEO Software | Traffic Travis

[lockwood77]

Bit of a shameless plug, but Keyword Examiner, keyword research and competition analysis tool - I'm running a WSO for half-price lifetime subscriptions at the moment: Find The Best Keywords Fast! Keyword Examiner Saves Days Of Time On Keyword Research: Half-Price WSO

[Fernando Veloso]

2 Options: Market Samurai and since you're a War Room member, check http://www.warriorforum.com/war-room...mpetition.html

Get it done!

[Amanda_Davis]

Google Keyword Tool
Market Samurai
WordTracker

[David Wolfman]

Following the advice from google sniper product I would recommend inserting into the copy many relevant keywords that you'll find under your main keyword in Google keyword too results (sorted by relevance).

These supplemental keywords are called LSI - Latent Semantic Indexing keywords. LSI is a specific algorithm that the search engines use to evaluate site content through related, which is of great help for your site's SEO.

If you stuff your copy with your main keyword only this will look un-natural.

[Fernando Veloso]

Originally Posted by David Wolfman

Following the advice from google sniper product I would recommend inserting into the copy many relevant keywords that you'll find under your main keyword in Google keyword too results (sorted by relevance).

These supplemental keywords are called LSI - Latent Semantic Indexing keywords. LSI is a specific algorithm that the search engines use to evaluate site content through related, which is of great help for your site's SEO.

If you stuff your copy with your main keyword only this will look un-natural.

Keep in mind LSI's (or whatever you want to call them) are words related to YOUR topic - that often don't show up in keyword tools.

Example?

Keyword Surf:

The obvious:

surfboard
surf wetsuit
surf deck
etc etc

And those NOT so obvious:

sand
sea
sun
reef
tide

etc etc

Just a idea

[Amy Hainz]

I personally Google adword tool and keyword Elite 2.0. To me, keyword elite 2.0 had made it so much easier because you can also see the website competition pages there are for that keyword, along with how many backlinks they have. It is an awesome tool!

[David Wolfman]

Fernando,

You can also find your "not so obvious" in the second (bottom) part of your google keyword results called "Additional keywords to be considered" , these are related to the topic but often don't contain words from your main keyword.

Amy, Keyword Elite seems to be really impressive tool but you can get great and similar results with free Market Samurai.

[getsmartt]

Another vote for Market Samurai, the amount of features and the constant updates make it the absolute best money I have spent!

[Pat Ordenes]

I'd stick with the free google too for now...
Its pretty powerful... maybe a little more time consuming, but I think it will help you better understand the process in the long run

[actionplanbiz]

Googles keyword tool for search volume compared to the amount of web pages in googles search results.

and your brain to try to understand why people type in those keywords. to buy? or curious?

[um1001]

I have Market Samurai, Keyword Elite 2, Micro Niche Finder, and a combination of scripts that I wrote myself, and of course WordTracker

I nearly always revert to the Google tool though. Can't beat the speed.

[TommyBussey]

Yea for Market Samuria!!! One of the MOST needed tools for an IMer in my opinion. I can't believe how affordable it is!

Originally Posted by Kalidasa

I recently got Market Samurai, and am totally blown away by it.

Since you're writing copy, this may help you. It is a Free Keyword Density checker. Here's the link: Live Keyword Analysis

It's not perfect, but it's free and does a decent job for what it's worth.

- Tommy

[wiley1]

Hi,

I primarily use:

Google's FREE Keyword Search Tool which you can find at:

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

and Wordtracker. There's a free version and a paid version, but the FREE version is fine for our purposes.

Good Luck!

[hubreality]

Originally Posted by edd666666

Hi I am writing copy for a new website and I want to use key words in the primary copy. Can anyone suggest tools to use to generate ideas for key words to use in the web page copy? Thanks,Ed.

Many here have said it all. Google free keyword tool is pretty good start; being free and fast. KeywordElite will give you a more advanced analysis even on your competitors.

[AceHazel]

I suggest Google Keyword Tool.

[damongreene]

MS is freekin AWESOME!

[gmr324]

So, for those who use the Google keywords tool, please let me know if you base
your niche decisions on using broad vs phrase vs exact match and why?

Thanks

George

[js112]

you can use google adword keyword tool it can help you

[DianneC]

in addition to the google tool that previous warriors have suggested, try this one:
Seo Book Keyword Suggestion Tool