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With the help of Google Keyword Planner, it becomes possible to evaluate and predict the traffic generated by the specified keywords. The tool can be used free of charge. It is designed to select a semantic core for advertising in Google AdWords. Using this tool, you can select a semantic core, negative keywords for advertising, find out statistics for the past period and forecast for the future (impressions, clicks, CTR, bids, budget).

The planner offers two tools: searching for new phrases and providing statistics and forecast for a list of key phrases. This article will provide an overview of these tools. After reading the article, you will be able to independently collect the correct semantic core for advertising your site in Google AdWords (Ads). At the end of the article, there are tips for working with this service.

Finding new keywords

Beginning of work

In order to go to the Keyword Planner Tool, go to your Google AdWords work account (if it doesn't exist, you need to create a new one). Next, click as shown in the screenshot below.

In the window that opens, you are asked to find new variants of keywords or get statistics and forecast for the list of keys. We choose the first one.

For further work with the service in the line, you need to set the site url or a phrase describing the product or service. You can specify several phrases, then after entering each, you need to press "Enter".

We get keywords and statistics on them:

Competitiveness.

The lowest and highest bids to show above the SERP.

Settings and filters

The search for key phrases is determined by the settings:

location - the region for which data on user search queries is provided;

the default language specified in the user's Google Account settings;

search networks - with or without Google partners;

period of time.

To change the search conditions, click on the pencil next to the condition and change the value to the required one. You can also change the query itself by clicking on it in the search bar.

The presentation of the results can be changed using filters and columns, which can be edited by clicking on the corresponding icon.

Filters such as "Exclude keywords from my account" and "Exclude words from plan" allow you to prevent new added keywords from overlapping with those already in your account and those already added to the plan.

Columns that can be displayed (in addition to the default ones): average position, competition, and percentage of impressions received for the keyword.

Working with the received phrases

After setting all the required parameters, we get the required output of keywords. It can be exported to Excel (.csv format).

The add to plan panel contains the following options: add to a plan or to an existing campaign.

Adding keywords to the default group or the ability to create new groups with your own names.

Add in wide (default), phrase, or exact match.

Add highlighted words to the plan as negative keywords in broad, phrase, or exact match.

The keywords and negative keywords added to the plan are marked in the list.

After processing the results for one request, you can move on to the next by changing it in the search bar. This will not change the plan - all requests added to it will remain there.

Note that in addition to the "Keyword Variants" tab, there are also "Grouped Variants". In it, all the results are presented in groups, collected by the composition of words.

For example, all words containing the word "germination" in various declensions are collected in one group. Word groups can also be downloaded as an Excel document.

We can proceed to review the plan for the selected key phrases.

Forecast overview

And first of all, we see the forecast of the parameters of the campaign containing these keys: impressions, clicks, ctr, daily budget, average cost of a click and average position. If you specify the expected conversion rate, the system will predict the number of applications and their cost.

Predictions are provided for each word, device and region.

The other plan tabs show forecasts by group, key, and location.

The Negative Words tab of Keyword Prediction contains a list of added negative keywords. Using the "+" button, you can add any additional negative keywords.

For further work with the keys, you can either download them in Excel (using the download icon) or continue working online in Edwards by clicking on the Create Campaign button.

Getting statistics and forecast for the list of phrases

This option of the Keyword Planner allows you to check the statistics for the past periods of user queries and get an efficiency forecast for the list of already selected key phrases. Also, the keys that were received after the previous paragraph can be loaded. Read about how to choose the right key phrases for contextual advertising Yandex Direct and Google Ads in a special article.

To work with the tool, go back to the scheduler and select the required item.

On the next page, you are asked to enter a list of key phrases (on a new line or separated by commas). Also can be loaded from txt csv file.

And we get data on the added phrases. All settings, filters and options are similar to those discussed above. Forecasts are presented in the "Forecast" tab. Statistics for the previous period - for "Previous indicators".

After this stage, the frequency, statistics and forecast for the bids of key phrases for Google AdWords will be known. Further, with phrases, you can also return to parsing keyword variants, continue working in the service, download them to a file, or start creating a campaign in Edwards.

We recommend choosing keys in the Planner in cases where there is no time for long-term work on semantics, or you need to quickly test a niche. If quality is a priority, then you should undoubtedly use the second method. Since the service does not always offer all possible keyword variations. Therefore, it is better to launch campaigns with extended semantics and turn off ineffective keywords in the process.

Track statistics on the average number of requests per month for 12 months, otherwise the data will be presented with significant inaccuracies (this is due to the internal Google calculation algorithm).

The higher the frequency of the key phrase, the more likely this value will be in error. For frequencies in the hundreds of thousands, the error can reach 200,000. When choosing phrases, one should take into account that they will not always work as predicted.

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The tool itself offers the following choices:

We select the first item.

Let's see what variants of keywords it finds for the word "roses":

In the column "Your product or servicesand »Indicate the name (roses, bicycles, etc.).

You can also specify a landing page if there are different groups of requests leading to different sections of the directory, such as in online stores or service sites.

Unlike Wordstat, in the "Planner" you can select a product category, such as "Gardening". This greatly simplifies the search for keywords, because unnecessary words (films with the word "rose" in the title, perfume, the woman's name "Rose", etc.) are automatically eliminated. In our case, we need the category "Gardens, terraces, patios".

Targeting

They offer as targeting criteria:

• Location. You can select the target city / region or several where the activity is carried out. It makes no sense to show ads all over Russia if your services are distributed in Moscow and Moscow region.
• "Language". Google is geared towards global reach and therefore can be customized in any of the languages \u200b\u200bprovided.
• "Minus words". Additionally, you can add words, queries for which will not be shown.
• Click on "Get options" and see what happened.

Google Keyword Statistics

It displays variations of keywords with the word "roses", the average number of queries per month and their level of competition.

The keywords are selected quite accurately and in accordance with the topic.

And now let's see the result of Wordstat selection:

The issue is more "junk", it is necessary to dilute with negative words. However, Yandex shows us synonyms and queries similar to the one we are looking for.

For a more specific “buy roses”, Wordstat gives more options. In addition, it makes it easier and faster to collect low frequencies.

Keywords for the query "buy roses"

Google Adwords keywords for the query "buy roses"

Conclusion

Comparing the operation of the two tools Yandex.Wordstat and Google Adwords, I would say that it is best to use these two tools together.

Yandex Wordstat is much faster and easier to use.

However, despite the difficulty of selecting keywords in Google, the tool itself provides more information for analysis and many additional opportunities for collecting high-quality SY.

Google Keyword Planner is a powerful keyword tool. Its use will help not only in creating effective contextual advertising, but also in SEO promotion. Only in it you can find the exact data on the queries that Google users use when searching.

Here's a complete guide to using the Google AdWords (Ads) Keyword Planner in 2020.

In essence, this is a free tool, but you need a Google Ads account to use it - if you don't have one, create it, it's pretty simple. Next, there are 2 ways to log into Google Keyword Planner:

After that, we find ourselves on the tool page, where there are two tools: "Find new keywords" and "See the number of queries and forecasts."

If you need to pick up sEO keywords, the capabilities of these tools will be more than enough.

Moving on to an overview of all the features of Google Keyword Planner.

How to work with Google Keyword Planner

Finding new keywords

Step 1... We press "Find new keywords". A window will appear where you need to:

• Write a keyword or phrase;
• Disable showing results with brand names;
• Set the search language;
• Select a location for analysis (country, region or city).

After we click "Show results".

Step 2... Next, we find ourselves on the "Keyword Plan" page. In the top line, you can change the conditions: Location, language, search networks (you can select Google and partners) and the time range for which the data is taken - you can select for the last month, for 12 or 24 months, or set manually.

You can also change the columns that are shown in the report by keywords. Click on the columns icon on the right side of the screen and then check the box next to the columns you want to show. To understand what data will be added - hover the mouse over the desired item and wait for the tooltip.

Step 3. Keywords. Scroll below and find data for a given key query. Opposite each word or phrase, the selected data will be displayed: the average number of requests per month, the level of competition, the minimum bid for showing in the top block, and so on. Depends on which pillars you have selected in the settings. By clicking on any of the indicators, you can filter the data in ascending or descending order.

Please note that initially the list will show not only phrases with the specified word, but also relevant queries selected by the system itself.

Step 4. Filtration.To refine the list of keywords, click "Add filter".

At the output, we get statistics on the filtered keywords. Yes, these are not exact indicators, but only a range. But this will be quite enough to assess the prospects for promoting the selected phrase.

If necessary, you can upload the received data in the .csv format - click "Download".

Another useful guide:Collecting keywords in Yandex.Wordstat

Query statistics

This one differs from the previous version of the selection of queries in that you enter manually or load from a file, keywords, the frequency of which you want to check. Accordingly, you first need to prepare a list of these words. How does this happen? let's consider example.

1. We select synonyms for the main request. Our product is flowers, but most will look for specific flowers: roses, tulips, carnations, lilies and so on.
2. Additives that can be used in a request, indicating an interest to buy right now: buy, order, delivery, price, price, inexpensive and others.
3. For what reason, a bouquet will be presented: birthday, wedding, anniversary, March 8th ...

You can pick up more options for generating queries, but this will be enough to understand the example. Now we enter this data into different columns in the generator of meaningful key phrases: promotools.ru/services/anchors-large.phpand click "Generate".

We got 101 phrases, with a more in-depth consideration of the topic, it usually turns out from 10,000 phrases. Now go back to the Google AdWords Keyword Planner and paste the list into the text box.

The rest of the settings (targeting and date range) are filled in by analogy with the previous example, and then click "Find out the number of requests". This way you get more accurate data for your semantic core for the site or an advertising campaign.

What can be done using this method? Here, you can just do the above multiplication of words, only with some restrictions (only 3 columns, you cannot use an empty word).

In each column we enter a list of words - new words on a new line or separated by commas. To add or remove a column with a list of words, you need to click on the multiplication sign between them. And now we press "Find out the number of requests".

Planning a budget and getting forecasts in Google Adwords

Now let's look at how the forecast budget for advertising in Google AdWords can be useful for us and how the 2 possible options for budget forecasting differ from each other.

Keyword based

Everything is exactly the same as in the above examples, we enter a list of keywords, set the targeting and filtering settings, but with one amendment. Here you can use special characters for phrases:

• flower delivery - broad match;
• "Flower delivery" - phrase matching;
• [flower delivery] - exact match.

So, after adding a list of search phrases, in the "Date range" settings item, select, at the top - 7 days, just below - a month to get a forecast for the month.

Then we press "Get forecasts". Based on the specified words, the system will show us the projected number of clicks, impressions and the approximate monthly consumption ( or another selected period) depending on the selected rate. Accordingly, the higher the bid per click, the more clicks 😄

On the same page, on the left, you can go to the "Dynamics of the volume of search queries" tab, where the periods with the highest demand are shown in the form of graphs, as well as the distribution of search across various devices.

The graphs show that flowers are most often ordered in February-March and November-December (in these months it is advisable to increase the rate per click), and also that the overwhelming number search queries carried out from mobile devices (if advertising leads to the site, it must be adapted for mobile devices).

Campaign forecasts

The tool works in exactly the same way as the previous one, with the only difference that the forecast is issued not based on the loaded list of keywords, but on the keywords used in the current advertising campaign. To get a forecast, click "Select in account", select a campaign or keywords from your account and save the parameters - "Get forecasts".

After that, you will be shown data on the predicted number of clicks and impressions depending on bids, and in a separate tab you will be able to see how the total number of search queries is distributed by months, types of devices and places from which the search was carried out.

We have considered all the possibilities of the keyword planner and in conclusion I would like to add that do not rely on everything on Google data and recommendations (especially in the case of advertising campaigns), since the data may slightly differ from reality.

Unlike Yandex Direct in Google AdWords, collecting a huge number of keywords is not so important, due to the fact that low-frequency keywords will not work in AdWords.

And as a result, it is only required to collect the main keywords, from which the majority of all conversions and conversions will be.

An excellent tool for solving this problem is Google AdWords Planner or Keyword Planner.

Planner in the old and new AdWords interface

To go to Keyword Planner

In the new Google AdWords interface, you need:

Open the toolbar in the upper right corner of the screen.

In the first column "Planning" select the item "Keyword Planner"

In the old interface:

In the top menu open “Tools”

Select the item "Key phrase planner"

Let's proceed to work in the Scheduler interface.

Working with the Keyword Planner interface

To start selecting keywords, select the "Search for new keywords" item in the planner.

Sources of key phrases

Only 2 options can serve as a source for the Keyword Planner:

1. Url

2. Key phrases

You can add only 3 phrases, while it is better to indicate broader words that reflect the essence of the advertised object, be it a product or service.

Ground coffee

coffee machine

For a source, you can specify both a link and 3 keywords at the same time.

If your site does not exist or it is just being developed, to collect key phrases, you can and even need to specify the site of one of the competitors in the URL.

You need to choose from the first positions in the Google search results, since these sites are accurately indexed by the search engine and most likely they will have the largest number of variations of keywords of a suitable topic.

It remains only to press the "Start" button and go to the main menu of the scheduler.

Configuring Keyword Planner

Going to the main menu, you may not notice very important settings.

Locations

Perhaps the most important item in the scheduler settings.

Here you must definitely set the region in which you will conduct future advertising campaigns.

The collection of keywords throughout Russia is set by the standard.

At the same time, the number of requests in separate regions for more precise phrases can be almost zero. Consequently, the displayed keywords can get the status “Few impressions” and no ads will be shown for them.

Language

By default, the language specified in the AdWords settings is set.

For Russia, in order to reach as many users as possible, in addition to the Russian language, you also need to look at the options for keywords in English, since the search query can also be written in English.

Below is an example for Russian and English languages \u200b\u200band the difference in the issuance of options for key phrases for them.

Variants of key phrases in Russian.

English options:

The example shows that without working through the English language, you can lose more than a thousand targeted queries per month. This is especially important if the advertised object has an English name.

Search Networks

Search networks include both Google search partners and its services, for example, Image Search, Maps, Shopping.

This setting item can give additional options for keywords, but most likely there will be few of them and they are unlikely to be targeted. But it's worth testing and seeing.

With the settings finished, let's move on to the keywords themselves.

Add keywords to the plan.

By marking suitable keywords, a menu will appear for further work with key phrases.

In the menu that appears, you can:

1. Immediately add the selected words to the ad group and write ads under them for further advertising launch.

2. Add key phrases to the plan (I highly recommend this item for beginners)

3. Select a match for key phrases.

Before moving on to budget and bids settings, let's take a look at another feature of the Keyword Planner.

6 keyword filters in AdWords Planner

The planner contains filters:

Keyword text

Exclude keywords specified in my account

Wed number of requests per month

Competition level

Ad impressions received

Bid to be shown at the top of the page (min.)

Bid to be shown at the top of the page (max.)

Impressions received (organic search)

Middle position

I specially highlight this point, since it is with the help of it that you can find high-quality and inexpensive keywords.

Let's analyze the main filters

In this filter, I advise you to set the minimum value to 25-30, since everything that is possible below it will no longer be shown.

Thus, we immediately remove a huge number of meaningless words in the account.

Competition level

Using this filter, you can find words for which there are not very many competitors, respectively, and the display of advertising will be cheaper, and it will also be easier to display an advertisement in the first places of search.

I do not recommend completely excluding words with high competition, for them, with a well-designed ad, you can get applications at reasonable prices.

How to write quality ads in AdWords

The filter is based on the already received statistics of the account, if there has already been advertising in it before.

This filter works perfectly in tandem with the filter “Exclude keywords specified in my account”

With the help of such a bundle, you can determine by which words advertisements are shown, but have not yet been added to your account, such key phrases usually appear due to the broad match modifier of the word.

The filter is perfectly explained in the Google AdWords Help:

This metric helps you assess whether you can expand your ad reach by increasing your bids or budget.

As with the Competition Level, you can determine the average cost per click when displayed at the top of the page.

Using it, you can eliminate overly expensive queries with a limited advertising budget.

Again, I do not advise you to completely remove expensive requests, it is better to place them in a separate ad group and test the impact from them. The results can be pleasantly surprising.

Let's go to the plan overview tab.

Plan overview

In the plan overview, you can see preliminary keyword statistics.

In the review you can see approximate:

Number of clicks

Number of impressions

Approximate cost

Planned CTR

Average CPC

Sharing users between devices

This tab gives an overview of the keys that were collected earlier.

For changes it is better to go to the "Keywords" tab

How can we influence preliminary statistics?

There are several ways:

CPC

it the most important indicator in the planner keywords.

You can change it by clicking on the previously set rate.

After clicking on the rate, a chart with the ratio of CPC to Impressions / Clicks / Cost will open.

With the help of this graph, you can understand what the average bid should be set for a specific budget and traffic volume.

Statistics on the date the ad was shown.

Another feature of the word planner is the selection of the scheduled date range for displaying ads.

Removing keywords

It is especially important for Google that for each keyword there is a well-written ad from the headline to the page to which the ad leads the user.

And in order to write a relevant ad, you need to work through several versions of it in an ad group and identify the best of them.

Therefore, you need to split the keywords into ad groups, for this we go to the tab of the same name.

8 ad groups in Keyword Planner

In this menu, you can create additional ad groups for later adding keywords to them.

To add a group, you need to click on the button with a blue plus.

Add keywords to the selected group

After collecting a semantic core consisting of many keywords, you need to upload it to your AdWords account.

Migrate keywords and ad groups from Planner to AdWords.

To transfer from any tab of the planner, you need to click on the item "Save to account"

This will open a window with the creation of a new campaign, where you need to specify its name and daily budget.

Conclusion

In conclusion, I would like to say that the complexity of collecting keywords in Google AdWords, in comparison with Yandex Direct, tends to zero, since the Keyword Planner from Google is an order of magnitude more convenient and more functional than Yandex Wordstat.
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Google Keyword Planner doesn't have a very good reputation, especially after Google removed the ability to see the exact monthly frequency.

Frequency of the month for "best protein powder" in Google Keyword Planner

You can recognize her. But for this you have to launch an AdWords campaign. And it costs money.

But don't be upset. Google Keyword Planner is an EXTREMELY powerful toolwhich has clear advantages. For example, he can suggest such keywords that you are more nowhere you will not find. Trust me, I checked.

The problem is, most SEOs have no idea how to get the most out of this tool.

In this article, I'll show you how to get tons of SEO benefits from Keyword Planner. Who knows, maybe there are several ways to find out the exact frequency ... for free. 😉

Let's start with the basics.

How to access Google Keyword Planner (free)

Google Keyword Planner 100% free... You don't need to spend a penny on advertising to get access. You only need a Google account.

NOTE. Don't have a google account? you can get it for free.

But sometimes, when accessing a tool, this is what happens:

Google is so aggressively offering to launch ads that it seems like there is no other way to access the tool other than toss in some money. But I have good news.

You CAN access the tool NOT running AdWords ads. There are only a few obstacles to overcome.

Not that far from the truth. 😉

IMPORTANT: This is a very rough way to estimate the frequency. And by no means defining.

Method 2. Install Keywords Everywhere

But there is one more thing that few people know about: the extension shows the frequency in Google Keyword Planner.

Don't believe me? See for yourself:

Cool, isn't it? The only problem is that you can't just export this data.

But with XPath and the Scraper Chrome extension it is possible.

But whatever technique you use, I do not advise you to completely trust the received data.

To see why, see the two articles from [Soulo] in the further reading block below.

2. Check more than ten introductory queries at a time

Here's what happens if you try to add more than ten introductory keywords to Google Keyword Planner:

"No stairway, denied."

But there is a way around this. Check them one at a time. And add to the plan: click the checkbox at the very top of the list and select the option "select all XXX", then click "Add to plan".

Let's do this for the 743 sentences for the introductory SEO query.

And let's repeat the operation for ten other keywords.

Now let's look at the "Previous indicators" tab in the section Keywords... Here we will see ALL of the keywords we just added. All duplicates have been removed automatically, so there are no duplicate requests in the list.

They are displayed in alphabetical order by default. But you yourself can sort them by the number of requests, competition or other metrics.

3. Copy requests from competitors

Google Keyword Planner can generate queries for a URL.

Do you understand where I am leading? You can spy on your competitors and spy on their keywords. Simply enter the URL of a competitor's page into the Planner and select “Entire Site” from the drop-down list.

2,274 proposals on request.

If you see too many branded queries, filter them out.

Add Filter\u003e Keyword Text\u003e Enter Brand Name

Repeat the process with any number of competitors and get an endless stream of fresh keyword ideas.

PRO TIP

Want to find requests for specific pages? Select "This page only" from the drop-down list.

Let's do this for our competitors' Google Keyword Planner guide.

652 results.

There are some good ideas. I guess I'm using a couple from the list in this post. Let's see if you can find them :)

4. Find the questions people ask

It's a lot easier to come up with content ideas when you know what questions your audience is interested in. Probably that's why the likes of Answer The Public are so popular.

But you don't need a separate tool for this. If you turn on savvy, you can do it in Keyword Planner too.

Filter\u003e Keyword Text\u003e contains\u003e enter one of the following:who, what, why, when, where, how.

Repeat the process for the rest of the question words. When done, the output will look something like this:

Result: 211 suggestions for questions.

Great content ideas can be found. For instance:

• what is link building (what is link building);
• what is search engine optimization (what is search engine optimization);
• what is the best seo tool (which seo tool is the best);
• etc.

WANT MORE QUESTIONS?

How about 28,848?

This is how many queries of the question type are found by the tool for the query "SEO".

28,848 interrogative keywords for the query "SEO" c.

As you might have noticed everyone has there are exact figures for the frequency. 😉

Repeat the process for different introductory keywords and you'll have a HUGE list of question queries.

Add filtered results to your plan each time. You can even create an ad group specifically for these requests.

This will make it easier to filter queries in Excel, or if you want to export the plan.

5. Find promising keywords by looking at the suggested bids

All keyword suggestions are good, but how do you know which keywords are adding value to your business?

You can sort them manually. But it's not fun at all if you have hundreds or thousands of keywords in your list.

I suggest using the column "Bid to be displayed at the top of the page (max.)".

Let's say you are a plumber. Using the first trick with number of impressions instead of frequency, we learned that for the query "plumber", about 286K impressions are predicted in the next 30 days.

But plumbers don't work across the country. It's impossible.

With Google Keyword Planner, you can narrow your search and see the estimated frequency for regions and even for individual cities.

Start typing the name of the area into the location filter at the very top of the page. Let's try Los Angeles (city).

Now we see that the "plumber" received only about 12 thousand impressions. Not bad, right?

This is convenient not only for local businesses. You can also understand what are the most popular regions in which they are looking for a certain query.

Just add a keyword (or a few words) to your plan. I'll take hendersons relish.

Now let's go to Plan overview and select "All locations" in the location filter. Scroll down to the block Locations... You will see a list of top countries searched for for this keyword.

NOTE. Remember to turn off the city filter first.

We see that 94.5% of all impressions for hendersons relish come from the UK. Not surprisingly, these are British spices.

This tool can also be used to understand WHO you are creating content for.

For example, 3.9% of all searches for "luxury car rental" come from Los Angeles.

If your business is a premium car rental business, then creating content aimed at the folks in Los Angeles will likely pay off well. Even if the content isn't 100% car related. This is a great way to grab the attention of potential customers.

Not a bad idea, right? Guys from Rentalcars.com think so too. (eng.)

7. Find out what devices people use (and for which devices should be optimized)

People use many different devices to use the Internet these days. In particular, smartphones, laptops and tablets. Each device has different screen sizes, which means that it will be more difficult to optimize the site for all devices.

For example, here's what part of the post about (eng.) Looks like on a desktop ...

... and on mobile:

While the text is completely readable, some of the numbers in the screenshot may be difficult to see on a small screen. Not the best user experience.

But I know for sure that most people read this manual from their desktops.

Where from? I checked in Google Keyword Planner.

To do this, add a keyword to the plan and go to Plan overview... Look at the block Devices, namely the strip Impressions... Hover over and you will see what percentage of impressions come from different types of devices.

As you can see, 92% of impressions for “free keyword research tools” come from large-screen computers.

Therefore, it makes sense to put the experience of computer users above all others.

For some keywords, the opposite will be true. For example, "the best restaurants near me."

91.4% of all impressions come from mobile devices.

It is logical. People who enter this query on Google are most likely looking for a good restaurant while walking around town.

conclusions

Google Keyword Planner is a very powerful tool. I highly recommend using it in your keyword research process. With it, you can get data that no longer exists in any of the others.

But it has its limitations. One of the biggest is inaccurate data on the frequency of requests.

Fortunately, this can be solved with another. This tool combines data from Google Keyword Planner and clickstream data to more accurately estimate search frequency and more.

Some query metrics in

Try this tool yourself with a 7-day trial period. Or check out our complete guide to keyword analysis.