The free version of SEMrush is pretty good. More on reddit.com

My company records customer service phone call, had my IT guy wrote a script to transcribe those conversations with a speech to text software and used tableau to analyize those text, it was SEO keywords heaven and I got lots of high quality content out of it too More on reddit.com

Hey! For keyword research under $50, I've actually tried quite a few tools over the years. Mangools/KWFinder is decent but personally I think Keysearch is better value - its around $17/month and pretty comparable to the basic semrush features. They have a good difficulty score metric and show you plenty of long tail keywords. Another approach thats worked well for me: Use ubersuggest's free version for initial research then cross reference with google trends + google's 'people also ask' sections. its not perfect but gives you decent insights if your on a budget Whatever tool you go with, focus on finding lower competition long-tail keywords that are still relevant to your niche. Thats how I grew my first few SEO clients before I could afford the premium tools. btw if your doing SEO for clients, you might want to look into adding backlinks to your services. Ive found thats where the real value is for most businesses trying to rank. Feel free to dm me if you want some tips on that! cheers More on reddit.com

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