Top 10 Free Keyword Research Tools for SEO Campaigns

  • Google Keyword Planner - Enter your web address to find keywords and related keywords with estimated search volume. It\'s 1st because...it\'s Google. https://goo.gl/ooy2WQ

  • Soovie - is a fast, free, and a great place to start researching ideas. Enter a keyword and this free keyword tool will automatically display keyword suggestions. http://www.soovle.com/

  • Uber Suggest is a fast and free keyword suggestion tool. Solid results. Get great ideas. A great place to start your research. https://ubersuggest.io/

  • LSI Keyword Generator - Latent Semantic Indexing for determining the relationship between terms and concepts in content. http://lsigraph.com/

  • SERPs is a solid, free, and quick keyword research tool. It uses Adwords data to suggest organic and paid keywords. https://serps.com/tools/keyword-research/

  • Google Correlate - Enter a keyword and find new keywords that Google considers very similar. https://www.google.com/trends/correlate/

  • Keyworddit uses Reddit to find keywords. http://www.keyworddit.com/

  • Spy Fu has been around a for while and still offers solid keyword research for free, along with a paid option as well. https://www.spyfu.com/keyword/overview

  • Keyword Tool - Find keyword suggestions for Google, Youtube, eBay, Amazon and the App store. 750 suggestions are free. https://keywordtool.io/

  • Wordstream has decent keyword ideas. The free version let\'s you see Google search volume estimates. http://www.wordstream.com/free-keyword-tools

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  • Bloomberry - Enter a keyword and find the most popular questions asked by your buyers. Includes: forums, e-commerce sites, Quora, reddit and more. http://bloomberry.com/

  • Buzzsumo enter a keyword to find content getting the most links and shares. Start your keyword research here. Free trial, but worth paying. http://buzzsumo.com/

  • Google Trends visually shows you what and where keyword are trending. Another good place to get keyword ideas. https://trends.google.com/trends

  • SEM Rush gives in-depth info about keywords including related, competitors, ad data, and difficulty. Free trial and paid versions. https://www.semrush.com/info/empty/phrase_overview/

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