Should you upgrade to the Keywords Everywhere Chrome extension keyword tool, and is it worth
it? In this video, I'll discuss the pros and cons of using the Keywords Everywhere Chrome
extension, how to use it for keyword research, and three alternative keyword research tools.
Let me know the comments below if you upgraded to the paid version of Keywords Everywhere
and what you like about it. Hi, my name is Herman Drost. If you want to
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I upload new videos. October 1st, 2019, Keywords Everywhere moved to a pay-as-you-go model.
The new paid model will cost $1 for 10,000 credits of keyword data. Every time you see
the search volume for one keyword, one credit is used up.
Number one, fast and easy keyword research. Whenever you enter a keyword into Google or
YouTube, you'll see the search volume and the cost per click immediately in the browser.
This helps you to immediately decide whether a keyword phrase is worthwhile or not. Number
two, allows you to access keyword metrics for any list of keywords on multiple platforms.
For example, it shows you the search volume and cost per click right in the browser for
Google search, YouTube search, Amazon, Google Trends, AnswerThePublic. All you have to do
is instal the Chrome extension. Let me show you how to use Keywords Everywhere in combination
with the TubeBuddy Chrome extension for researching keywords for YouTube videos.
Let's do a keyword research for the DJI Osmo Mobile 3. Search that in the DJI Osmo Mobile
in the YouTube search bar. I get DJI Osmo Mobile 3 which is 18,100 searches per month,
and cost per click, $0.32. I can also see that there's DJI Osmo Mobile 2 set up at 720
searches per month and DJI Osmo Mobile 2 tutorial, 880 searches per month. This confirms that
Keywords Everywhere makes you Research fast and easy. I'm going to go for the keyword
phrase DJI Osmo Mobile 3 at 18,100 searches per month and add a long term keyword phrase
to the end so I can rank for that keyword phrase. Now I'm going to go over to the keyword
research tool TubeBuddy to refine my keyword research. I click on this TubeBuddy icon,
click launch keyword explorer tool and the DJI Osmo Mobile 3. It immediately shows me
the long-tail of keyword phrases that I can use to rank my YouTube videos.
Click explore, I get a poor overall score for that. See that search volumes fair, the
weighted competition is poor, optimization strength is poor, number of videos in search
results, 1.17 million, number of searches per month 5.40 thousand searches per month.
Obviously that keyword phrase is too competitive. Let's try DJI Osmo three setup. Now got a
weighted score at 51 out of 100. Now I can see the number of videos and search results
is 272,000 so it's much less competition. Now we check the weighted score. It says that
it's good. If you want to get even more specific and have less competition, I can go for this
keyword phrase. I can also check web searches. I can check results. This shows me the search
results for that particular keyword phrase. I can look at trending. These are rising related
queries. These are top related queries. It says Gimbal DJI Osmo Mobile 3. Here's DJI
Osomo Mobile three review, tutorial, click on historical.
You can see that it's currently trending from August 18th when the DJI Osmo Mobile 3 came
out. Click the link in the description to download a free Chrome extension TubeBuddy.
If I enter DJI Osmo three in answerthepublic.com, then it'll give me a bunch of questions as
shown here. It will also show me the search volume for 459 alphabetical. I can also export
to CSV or I can click add all keywords. Now if I click on the keywords everywhere icon,
go to my keywords, it'll show you the search volume and the cost per click for all the
keywords from the public. I can see DJI Osmo three, 2,900 search volume and 0.37 cost per
click. Here are some other ones like DJI Osmo 3-Axis, Axis 4K. I can also import keywords
or analyze the page. To save using up your credits, just move the slider to left. That
will turn Keywords Everywhere off. When you need to use it again, just slide it to on.
The only disadvantage of using the Keywords Everywhere tool is that you now have to pay
for it. But there's no monthly subscriptions and you can pay as you go. You can see it
only costs $10 for 100,000 credits, and one credit equals one keyword. Here are three
alternative keyword research tools to Keywords Everywhere and they're free.
The keyword planner tool allows you to enter up to 10 seed keywords when searching for
new ideas. It also shows you keyword trends for individual keyword ideas and you can get
grouped ideas where you can view keywords by theme. I'm Inside the Google Adwords Keyword
Planner Tool, click discover new keywords and your main keyword phrase in there. I can
see the average monthly searches, competition, top of page bid and other keyword ideas.
Number two is Uber's suggest at neilpatel.com/ubersuggest. I'm going to enter DJI Osmo three in here.
Click search. Search volumes says 140. This is the number of searches this particular
keyword has during the month, SEO difficulty, competition on organic search, the higher
the number, the more competitive and paid difficulty. If I scroll down, you can see
the search volume, cost per click, paid difficulty and SEO difficulty. Here are some other keyword
suggestions. The third alternative keyword tool that's
free is Wordtracker at wordtracker.com You put the keyword phrase in there again, click
search. The free version of Wordtracker just shows me the search volume of the first three
listings. You can also use the free Chrome extension of TubeBuddy. You can use the keyword
explorer tool which I showed you previously. However, you can only see the top three results
in each category. You also get these productivity tools, video SEO tools, promotion tools, data
and research tools. Click the link in the description to download
a free Chrome extension TubeBuddy. Let me ask you a question. Do you want to
know how to find low competition keywords so you can easily rank your YouTube videos?
If that's a yes, watch my next video on how to find low competition keywords from YouTube.
Thanks for watching, and we'll see you in the next video