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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.
November 2, 2017
Presenting your app to the right audience is critical. One of the cheapest and most efficient ways to perform mobile app marketing is app store search optimization or as it called by industry experts – ASO. ASO is basically search engine optimization for mobile apps. By performing ASO on your mobile app you […]
October 25, 2017
Between “online ad” and “online ad rates” what would you choose for your PPC campaign? Option number one, “online ad” is the example of broad match keyword and “online ad rates” is one of the variations of long-tail keywords. The results of your PPC campaign depends on multiple factors, however, the first […]
October 16, 2017
Our keyword research tool Twinword Ideas provides a column for keyword statistics called “Organic Competition”. What is it? Organic Competition (or 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 are lots of factors […]
October 12, 2017
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, […]
September 11, 2017
You Have A Business Idea, Great! Is it a good idea? This is a question that you should try to answer before you even start investing your time and money. Many entrepreneurs build startups that fail and solutions that address problems that do no plague their target audience. Although we cannot avoid […]
September 10, 2017
Did you know that Google uses your past search history to give you more relevant results? Here is an experiment you can try: In a private browser session (with no cookies), go to Google.com and just start typing “food ” (with a space following). You should see some autocomplete suggestions such as […]