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When would you go for paid keyword research tools?

by IamJeez
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There are many tools on the market for keyword research.

Are there any tools out there you would buy again in a heartbeat?

I wonder if I will limit myself with just using tools like Keyword planner, webmaster tools, uber suggest..google trends.. etc.

Tools like Semrush, Longtailpro.. They look good. But are they worth the cost?
#keyword #paid #research #tools
  • Profile picture of the author jessikaload
    At the beginning those free tools are more than enough to star your online marketing carrier.Semrush is a great tool go for a it when earn some thing from your websites as well as expand your business.
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    • Profile picture of the author IamJeez
      Originally Posted by jessikaload View Post

      At the beginning those free tools are more than enough to star your online marketing carrier.Semrush is a great tool go for a it when earn some thing from your websites as well as expand your business.
      That's what I thought. Sure it's a little bit more work to use the free tools available for keyword research but there are no shortcuts to greatness right?

      I also feel I am getting pulled in other directions.

      Say I want to focus on SEO, now I am also looking at buzzsumo to figure out new subjects for my content to write about.

      Then I realise, to get traffic faster to my blog, company or ecommerce shop, I might be smart to promote more on social media to get that traffic faster.

      Which brings me to learning more about AdWords.


      Is there such thing as a specialist in Digital marketing, or is Digital Marketing a specialism on itself?

      There are many tools and tactics to learn. Where do we draw the line?
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