Google Adwords Keyword Suggestion Tool

Designed primarily for Adwords advertisers, this tool from Google allows ANYONE to research the search volume and advertiser competition for keywords..

Link: https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

The Google Adwords Keyword Suggestion Tool is probably one of the most powerful research tools for SEO on the Internet today. Why? Because it contains very useful statistical information on any keyword or keyphrase searches performed on Google both Internationally and locally. You can quicky get insight to the competition level and approximate number of queries for the term(s).

The key to succssful search engine marketing and optimization tactics for any keyword or keyphrase on the net begins with this tool.

The first step is to lookup the core keywords for your website, its domain name words, or main focus of content. When you enter these terms you will be show not only the stats for that keyword or keyphrase you will also get a list of other matches, allowing you to fine tune what you intend to market on the net.

Once you find extended terms, simply search for them on Google and you will see your competition immediately. You can then deploy a number of tactics to compete with these other results.

By far, no other tool you can find on the Internet is more powerful than this completely free research tool for keywords available for anyone to use regardless of whether or not you are an Google Adwords advertiser or even Adsense publisher.

The best keywords to market I have found are those with the compeition bar half full or less and the number of searches between 50,000 and 500,000. Of course, you could select key phrases with almost no competition and searches well below 50,000. If your content is centered around the keywords you find, enhancing their placement with <H1>, <H2>, and <H3> tags as well as bold and underlining them can be extremely helpful in telling Google that these terms are important in terms of the content on your page. Never over do it though. Too much keyword saturation on a page could be seen as deceptive and actually cause more harm than good in your SEO efforts,