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find keywords with low organic competition level

by sweps
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Hello everyone,
I am kind of a beginner here and I have a question.

I know how to use google keyword planner to find keywords with high search volume. great.

But since i am looking to use these keywords for SEO, the competition ranking in google's tool will not matter right? because this refers to paid campaigns.

How can I measure the "organic" competition level of a keyword, to know if it is easy to use them and get results?

hope that my question makes sense, and thanks for the help.
#competition #find #keywords #level #low #organic
  • Profile picture of the author jross07
    a tool that works well is Traffic Travis , and it's free to use.

    They give you a list of how many backlinks, and indexed pages you're going up against and give you a indication of the difficulty level from very easy, to very difficult.

    Market Samurai also works well too.
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  • Profile picture of the author sweps
    Thanks jross07,
    I am a mac user. any other solution?

    Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Clint Butler
    SECockPit is web based and will do everything and more that your looking for.

    Of course being a kick butt tool, it has a higher price point then others.
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  • Profile picture of the author SEO Power
    Market Samurai and Long Tail Pro are tools you can use to establish the level of competition for a keyword. You can also do it manually using Google and your favorite link research tool (ahrefs, majestic seo, or open site explorer).

    To manually analyse the top 10 ranking sites:

    - Search for your site in Google using a proxy in the location where you want your site to rank. E.g. If you want to rank in Google.com, use a US proxy.

    - Plug the top 10 sites/urls into ahrefs one by one to see if they have any authority backlinks with relevant anchor text.

    - Do the sites/urls have your target keyword in their titles as well?

    I'll leave you with this link: Keyword Competition – Keyword Research: The Definitive Guide
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