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Keyword Research
A collections of posts and news about keyword research. Learn how to find good keywords for your SEO or SEM campaign. After reading about the best practices, try it yourself with our keyword research tool.
February 13, 2019
Keyword Research is essential to marketing your business online. In order for your website to rank high on Google’s Search Engine Result Page, it is necessary to use keywords related to your website. Keyword Research Tools are the answer to finding out exactly which keywords you should be prioritizing. Accurate keyword planning […]
February 13, 2019
Ok, Google… Most of us have heard about voice search through friends, colleagues or online. But how many of us are actually using it? If you have not tried it once in a lifetime, take your phone and speak up. According to the mobile voice study by Google, 55% of teens and 41% […]
January 16, 2019
Our keyword research tool Twinword Ideas provides a column for keyword statistics called “SEO Competition”. What is it? SEO Competition or Organic Competition (also called Keyword Difficulty) is a score indicating how hard it would be to have your web site rank high on search engine result pages (SERP) for that particular keyword. There […]
January 12, 2019
Have you ever downloaded an Excel sheet of keyword ideas from Google AdWords Keyword Planner? Since 2016, Google has change the Search Volume statistics (“Avg. Monthly Searches”) from single whole numbers (ie. “100”) to showing ranges instead (ie. “1K – 10K”). Sorting Ranges Can Be Difficult As you probably can guess, […]
January 8, 2019
Knowing what keywords are being searched for can help you better title your precious videos. The worst fear is spending hours on planning, recording, and editing your video, but in the end not having it found by your target audience. Having the most searched keywords on YouTube related with your video will […]
January 5, 2019
When using Google AdWords Keyword Planner, you have probably noticed that in the Targeting settings, you can select either “Google” or “Google and search partners“. Who are these search partners exactly? If you are running a Google Ads (formerly AdWords) keyword campaign or doing keyword research for your SEO campaign, understanding the […]