Hello friends, please guide me How to use Google keyword planner. Thanks. More on sitepoint.com

Yes it's free, but also yes you have to spend money to get more accurate results. It's free to generate keyword ideas and get a range for search volume, but the more accurate numbers are given to accounts that are spending with them. For example, I just looked up the same keyword in both our manager account and in my non-spending personal account. The non-spending account told me the average monthly searches for this keyword was "1k - 10k" but in the manager account, it says it's 1,600. It's great for generating keyword ideas - I think much better than the paid tools; more variety and keywords I'd never expect. But if you're only seeing a wide range for search volume, it isn't very helpful in making your final decision on what to target. In the example above, I might pursue that keyword thinking it has potential, not knowing it's actually on the very low end of their range. More on reddit.com

I have a process that's basically 3 stages - dump, review, tier. Dump: Run their site and competitors through SEM Rush and dump all paid and organic keywords. Use Keyword Magic tool in SEMRush to identify similar or alternate keywords Sit down and think through 'intent' keywords and make a big list. Run the above list through Keyword Magic tool and kick out even more keywords. Use keyword planner to grab some additional keywords. Dump everything together into an excel sheet with keyword, search volume, and average CPC. If it's coming from keyword planner, I average the low and high estimate to get a rough average CPC. Review: I now have a massive excel list of keywords. I sort by search volume and basically remove anything that I think won't drive qualified traffic or will be really difficult to pursue in search due to intent (i.e. even if I want to target Purple Mattresses...going after 'Purple' as a keyword is probably not productive). This usually gets me a shorter list with healthy search volumes. Tier: I now go through my list and I add filters into excel. I go through and mark the highest intent keywords as T1. Those are keywords that I HAVE to be in front of regardless of search volume. Usually a mix of long-tail and highly relevant searches. I then go through and filter by keywords that have moderate to high search volume and also low CPCs. Those are next priority and get marked T2. This is where the bulk of the volume and (if I had a high budget) spend would go. I then go back through and sort the list by search volume and carve out the keywords with the highest volume but have higher CPCs. These are going to be T3 keywords and I'll likely include these with some type of keyword cap or carved out into a separate campaign. These are ones that you can sometimes sneak into the auction at lower CPCs and steal conversions without significantly driving up spend - or keywords you can add into the mix of you aren't spending out budget with the first two tiers. Then it's just client budget dependent. Low budget? I'm probably only pursuing T1 keywords. As budget scales, I'll add in my incremental keywords. More on reddit.com

Hi, communiti! I’m trying to create an automation, from a Watch Row from Google Sheets, where I give input on this google sheet like (Country, keywords, and maybe a site), and get the connection with Google Ads Management, in order to get a Keyword search result from the Google ads Keywrod ... More on community.make.com