Identifying long tail phrases
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I’m trying to find some long tail phrases for some competitive products, with reasonable number of local searches per month. I’ve tried using Google Adword/ keyword tool but I’m not having much luck.
Ideally I would like to keep the product name as the first part of the long tail phrase.
Which other tools would you recommend I try?
K
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Thanks Vinnie, I've just done some investigation on Seripiq.com and its been really useful.
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SEMRush has some good data. I think it's more accurate and realistic compared to the Google Keyword tool.
A lot of the other tools with just aggregate data (including SEMRush). Serpiq.com is another one I like.
Vinnie
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