7 Free Keyword Research Tools for SEO, Bloggers & YouTube

Looks for a free keyword research tool? Learn the best keyword research tools for SEO, YouTube, and blogging, and how to do keyword research using these 100% free tools.

I love organic traffic, but in order to increase organic traffic to your website or your videos, you need to do keyword research correctly. And for that, you need to know which tools to use. Most SEO tools are very expensive, so today I want to share with you my favorite free SEO tools that will help you with keyword research.

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When you combine a number of free keyword research tools, you can get very useful results which are almost as good as some of the premium tools. Let’s go through them one by one.

First keyword tool I recommend is Keyword Sheeter. It’s awesome if you want to produce massive lists of long-tail keywords, fast. It lacks other metrics – keyword volume and difficulty, but you can get those using the next few tools

Second tool is Google Keyword Planner. In the video, I will show you how to use Google Keyword Planner to in 3 different ways: to find new keywords, to find keyword volumes, and to reverse-engineer keywords from other people’s website.

Tool #3 is Auto-Suggest features on websites like Amazon and Etsy. I will show you how to get some really unusual keywords this way.

Tool #4 is Answer The Public. It’s a very clever tool to give you some great long-tail keywords and it can also help you find some blog post content ideas.

Tool #5 is Keywords Everywhere. It’s quite powerful if you want to discover keyword difficulty of the keywords you’re looking at.

Tool #6 is Google Trends. You should be using it if there’s any risk that your keywords may be time-sensitive, as they may have peaked already.

Tool #7 is Ahrefs. There’s actually a way to use some of the Ahrefs functions for free. I will show you how 🙂

Cheers
Greg Kononenko

*None of the content in this video should be taken as business or investment advice. This video is purely for entertainment purposes only. The links in the Description of the video may be affiliate links, for which I may receive commissions. You will not be paying a higher price for the services you buy through my links.

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Intro
00:34 Tool #1
02:24 Tool #2
06:31 Tool #3
08:26 Tool #4
11:17 Tool #5
14:02 Tool #6
15:14 Use Ahrefs for FREE!
17:07 Case Study: Finding Keywords using Free Tools

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