How To Find Long Tail Keywords Using Google Keyword Planner
There are many paid long tail keyword research tools are available where you can easily get some relevant keyword ideas along with deeper research data such as estimated traffic from different search engines. But, those are really costly (you might need to pay $30 to $100 monthly) for the new search engine marketers and bloggers. So, here the Google Keyword Planner is the best option for those who don’t have much money to invest to get long tail keyword ideas.
Except cost effectiveness, there are many other advantages of using the Google Keyword Planner such as- accurate Google search trends and estimated traffic data for each keyword. We shouldn’t forget that Google is the most used search engines and only the Google know its users’ behavior better than any other third party such as paid keyword research companies.
The Google Keyword Planner is now only available to the Google AdWords account holders. If you don’t have an AdWords account, then don’t worry, it’s free and you can set up an AdWords account with your existing Gmail. It will take only a few moments-
Now, let’s see how we can get long tail keyword ideas using the Google Keyword Planner-
Long Tail Keyword Research Using Keyword Planner
Step.1: Login into your AdWords account and navigate to the Keyword Planner under the “Tools” section. Now, choose the first option “search for new keywords using a phrase, website or category”.
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Step.2: Put your topic keyword in the first line and click “Get ideas” tab. Now, by default Keyword Planner will show the search trends and some “Ad group ideas” related to your topic keyword. Just navigate to the “Keyword ideas” to see the related keywords and their monthly search analytics data.
Step.3: To get the most effective long tail keywords related to your search topic, you need to use custom search options from your left screen. Here you can see the “keyword options” from where you need to turn on “Only show ideas closely related to my search terms” option to get the long tail keywords. See the picture for details.
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Now you can see only the closely related keywords to your topic along with long tail keywords.
How to choose the perfect keywords: Choosing the most perfect keywords for your web contents is the toughest part of keyword researching. People normally choose less competitive keywords with higher search volumes. But, it’s not the perfect way. According to the Google- you only need to choose the keywords which are most relevant to your topic. Higher search volume and lower competition keywords will not necessarily give you a better result.
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Mukesh Dutta
November 29, 2015 @ 4:03 pm
Hi Majharul,
Wonderful post on finding great keywords for coming up with new articles.
I landed here upon discovering your comment on Nirmala's blog. You really have a point on why third party social media platforms do not have much to do with Google SEO.
Keep up the good job!
internet business
November 29, 2015 @ 4:11 pm
Hi Mukesh!Nice to see you on my blog.
So, you've read the comment on Nirmala's blog! Yes, Google doesn't depend on third party so much (actually, all the big companies are not really depends on third party data). So, it's better to follow what Google said about SEO, especially when you're going to rank well in the Google search engine!
Aurim Blair
January 7, 2016 @ 5:14 pm
Beautiful post on find long tail keywords.
thanks for sharing it.