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- Step #1: Access Google Keyword Planner
- Step #2: Choose Your Tool
- Step #3: Filter and Sort The Results
- Step #4: Analyze The Keyword Ideas Section
- Step #5: Choose A Keyword
- Bonus Step #1: Get Exact Keyword Search Volume Data
- Bonus Step #2: The Gkp Hack
Yes, Keyword Planner is a free tool. But there’s a catch: In order to use the Google Keyword Planner, you NEED to have a Google Adsaccount. If you don’t have an Adwords account already, you can set one up in a few minutes: (Just follow the prompts, enter some information about you and your business, and you’re in. Note:You don’t have to run an acti...
There are two main tools inside of the GKP. And now I’m going to show you how to use these two tools to help you create a massive list of keywords for your SEO campaigns. 1. Discover New Keywords Like the name suggests, this tool is ideal for finding new keywords. As you can see, the field above this tool says: “Enter products or services closely r...
Now it’s time to filter the list of keywords down to a smaller list of terms that are best for you. Both the tools I just described will take you to the “Keywords Results Page”, which looks like this: Here’s a breakdown of the page: At the top of the page, you’ll notice four targeting options: Locations, Language, Search networks and Date range. He...
Now that you’ve filtered the results down to keywords that are ideal for your business, let’s break down the terms that are left. Specifically, I’m going to show you how to analyze the terms that show up in the “Keyword Ideas” section of the Keyword Planner. Here’s what each of the terms in this section means: Keyword (by relevance):This is the lis...
Now that you know how to use all of the tools, features and options within the Google Keyword Planner, it’s time for the last step: finding awesome keywords that you can optimize your site’s content around. This is tricky. Why? There are LOTS of factors that go into choosing a keyword. And it’s more art than science. That said, I learn best from ex...
The Google Keyword Planner will only show you exact search volume data if you’re running an active Adwords campaign. Otherwise, you see a range, like this: To be honest, the range is actually fine by me. Keyword volumetends to fluctuate anyway. So even the “exact” average monthly search volume that you used to see in the GKP was a rough estimate an...
As you saw, the Google Keyword Planner is pretty cool. That said, the Google keyword tool has two major flaws… Flaw #1:It only gives you keywords ideas that are VERY closely related to what you type in. For example, let’s say your business sells organic food for pets. So you type “organic dog food” into the tool. Here’s what you get: As you can see...
In your Google Ads account, click the Tools icon . Click the Planning drop down in the section menu. Click Keyword planner. On the “Keyword Planner” page, click Discover...
Jan 25, 2023 · This section of the keyword planner is to help you run Google ads. Once you type in the keywords, you'll see how many clicks and impressions you might get if you ran Google ads targeting those keywords. Additionally, you'll find the average cost, click-through-rate, and cost-per-click.
The right keywords can get your ad to the right people. Browse this guide to learn how Keyword Planner can help you research and select terms.
