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Keyword Research Tool to boost organic traffic!

Hey Guys, I have recently made a post discussing my opinion on the best keyword research tool to use, not only is it cheap but it offers all of the features like Ahrefs does.

Click on the link below to find out more!
PS if you like the post do upvote this comment :)

https://www.legendaryspartan.com/business/kwfinder-review-the-best-keyword-research-tool-for-bloggers/

on October 3, 2020
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    KW Finder is Legendary Trash.
    You do realize that its data source is Moz, right?
    You also can't bulk-reveal.

    I used them, years ago, and had many problems, but their support is also horrible.
    I actually still have commissions they haven't paid.
    Nice UI, but a service designed for the doofus market, and not real professionals.

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      Hi Ivan,

      if the SEO service does use Moz as its data source how is that bad? Since if I ain't mistaken Moz data is quite reliable. Also maybe for in-depth keyword research, it does not compare to tools like Ahrefs. However, we simply can't compare this tool to the professional ones, Purely due to its competitive pricing point.

      Also from my own use of this tool, it does everything i require it for.

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        Nah, the number of keywords ranking for a page is the only thing that really matters, these days.
        The rest of the metrics are manipulated like crazy.

        The point is also that KW Finder doesn't show any sort of proprietary data, they're just using Moz, so why not just use Moz?
        You can even use a pirated Moz, if you really wanted to, and save money.

        You can also grab DomDetailer, pay $50 one-time, and use it for months, for bulk processing.
        I was one of KW Finder's early subscribers, I had it for about a year, and it was a super frustrating experience.

        You say that it's competitively priced, but that's not true when compared to the actual features.
        You're actually being heavily throttled for the money you're paying.

        So, the actual ROI is MUCH lower with a tool like that.
        The UI looks good, but the actual underlying service is poor quality.

        If you wanna pay the same amount, and get something even better, go for SE Ranking.
        That's the best bang for its buck.

        None of my KWFinder hate is towards your recommendation, btw.
        I have a long-standing issue with that company, because of the dishonest representation of their features, and some trash customer service.
        They still own me affiliate commissions, from before, as well, and have no intention of paying them back.

        There are also some SERP trackers that give some insightful data, these days.
        Right now, I'm using Google Ads, SE Ranking, and SERP Woo.
        I just switched to SERP Woo for the ORM tagging feature.

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    spyfu has been around for quite sometime. mangools is one of the cheaper tools, not well known and is growing in market share. I know its very powerful. spyfu is covered by lots of well known seo folks as well. it also has a monthly plan for 33$ for unknown reports. i recommend u to check out the free version,

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    I am going to choose that in the place of mangools, what do you think @Luisperwira

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    Did you try Spyfu ?
    It gives unlimited reports,

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      I haven't used that tool so im not too sure. However, I would recommend using a tool that's been longer in the market.

      Since the issues with these new keyword research tools that come up is that they don't have reliable data in contrast to the ones where many people use.

      Which to my experience mangotools have been around for quite some time.
      Hope this helps!