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What is your favorite tool for finding low competition niches or keywords?

by James Liberty
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Any favorite websites?
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  • Profile picture of the author dave_hermansen
    ahrefs always works for me.
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  • Profile picture of the author savidge4
    Google search itself... upper Left... "About X amount of results" anywhere under 1,000,000 would be low comp.

    Once you have established a number of page 1 serps for the site... then start playing with terms in the 5,000,000 group, and get page one rank, and then jump to 7,500,000 etc etc.

    Build the pattern of page 1 serp listings, starting with the lowest of low fruit and build your site DA, that in turn allows to get page 1 listings for terms with more traffic.

    If you are doing this in reverse and shooting for terms with 60,000,000 results - your SEO efforts will take years
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  • Profile picture of the author thamosigitat
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    I prefer using SEMrush and Answer the public for researching low competition keywords.
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  • Profile picture of the author Princess Balestra
    Try hangin' around with vanilla people who are totally unremarkable in evry respect.

    Low competition phrasin' spews from 'em like the glisten of death on a sweaty corpse.
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  • Profile picture of the author affiliateforever
    ads spy tool is a must, I recommend adplexity
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    I use and like SpyFu. And it's low cost compared to similar programs on the web. I use it more for seo than ppc.
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  • Profile picture of the author Shawn Gossman
    I use a few tools.

    The free SEMRush is nice but obviously limited. I'm not making enough money to justify upgrading to a premium membership on SEMRush or Aherfs.

    I recently purchased Uber Suggest. It's okay but it seems a little glitchy at times and I sort of question the data on certain keywords but maybe I'm not using it right.

    I really like "Keywords Everywhere".

    Of course, I use Google Search Console, the adword keyword tool, trends, and the actual search suggestions and People also ask section on Google.

    So far, I've had enough success by using these tools. I do more research searching than anything else.

    I pay close attention to social media to see what common questions people are asking and how much they ask the same question.

    That is usually what initiates my keyword selection.
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  • Profile picture of the author JamesMan
    ahefs and semrush works with me.
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