How to find keywords competitor is using
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I am doing work for a landscaping company and having trouble with finding the best keywords. Most of keywords are so expensive on adwords to use, so obviously we want to optimize as best possible. How do I find what keywords competitors are using for campaigns and/or optimized for? thx.
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Your welcome
regards
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thanks man
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thank you
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thanks
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The best places you can find what your competitors are up to in the adword world are SEMRush.com, Keyword Spy and few more. Another idea is to write your keywords in Google and see what of your competitors are in the ad results and at which position, analyze the importance of keyword (how many competitors are there at which positions) and create your list accordingly.
Hope this helps!
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There are a few tools: SEMRush, SearchMetrics, and SpyFu.
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How are you? the only thing I know to know the keywords competition is the tool Semrush
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