No website page or blog should ever be written without first consulting a keyword planner — an online tool that reports the search volume, competition and geographical search trends of keywords. When ...

Last month, Google quietly began rolling out the AdWords Keyword Planner to select AdWords accounts last month. In typical AdWords fashion, one of the biggest overhauls of the Google Keyword Tool ever ...

Google's Keyword Planner is a newer element to Google AdWords that can be extremely valuable to content marketers. Learn how with these steps. Search engine marketers are more than familiar with the ...

Most SEOs use average monthly search volume, however, there are many other approaches and tools that can take your keyword research a few steps further. One of those tools is the Google Ads Keyword ...

Now that Google has officially limited access to Keyword Planner from just anyone or any bot that wanted some good search volume data, the team behind the tool is aiming to inform advertisers how to ...

Google Keyword Planner, a tool relied upon daily by SEOs and advertisers alike, has become restricted for use only by those logged in with an AdWords account. At least that is the official word from ...

A focused and targeted list of keywords helps you attract an audience of qualified prospects and avoid wasting ad dollars on unproductive clicks from your AdWords campaigns. To help you develop a ...

A few weeks ago, Google restricted some users from obtaining full data from the Google Keyword Planner tool. Google said it was because of the abuse around it, but many don't think that is a good ...

Download The Ultimate Guide to Press Release SEO: 2016 Edition for practical tips on improving how your releases rank in search engines. The following article is excerpted from the guide. Keywords are ...

You’re probably familiar with the Keyword Planner tool, which is one of the best sources we have to spot opportunities and make the business case for an investment into paid or organic search ...

Did you sigh when you heard Google is revoking free full access to its Keyword Planner? Your first reaction was probably like mine: Google is sticking it to SEOs, once again. What are we going to do?