The Only Keyword Research Tools

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The Only Keyword Research Tools I Use Today
So we’re on the same page that keyword data and search volume estimates what number is this singapore always be taken with a big ol’ grain of salt. That said, this information (from most tools) is reliable enough to be directionally useful in topic discovery, validation & prioritization.

1. Free Keyword Research Tool by ryrob (My Own)
Free Keyword Research Tool by ryrob (Example of Search Volume and Results)
Why I love it: Aside from my obvious bias that my friend Andy & I built this free keyword tool, I love this tool specifically because of the idea engine we’ve built into the functionality of the tool. When you find a keyword you’re interested in creating content about, just click on the little icon and it’ll whip up dozens of different ways & angles you can approach this topic with. I’ve come up with some of my most fun long-tail content pieces lately, using this feature.

2. Ahrefs
Ahrefs Keyword Research Tool Data Visualization Screen Shot
Why I like it: What I like most about Ahrefs, is how they visualize the keyword data they present, into super handy graphs and charts that I can use to make quick decisions.

Ahrefs is the OG of SEO tooling for content creators, and since my early days of blogging and content marketing work, I’ve never stopped using their tools. They consistently improve over time, and they’re honestly fantastic for more advanced bloggers & creators—but it comes at a very steep price, more than $1,000/year. So, it’s not practical for most creators to use Ahrefs.