Google Keyword Planner: How to Use It

Advertisers utilize Google Keyword Planner, a keyword research tool, with Google-suggested phrase phrases serving as the main basis. Finding pertinent keywords for search advertising is aided to guarantee that the intended audience sees the adverts. Crucially, the tool offers approximations for search volumes and expenses to focus on the relevant phrases.

The best tutorial for using Google Keyword Planner may be found here.

And I'll teach you how to maximize this fantastic tool's SEO worth in this article.

First, go to the Google Keyword Planner.
Step 2: Select Your Tool

Step #3: Sort and Filter the Outcomes
Step 4: Examine the Section on Keyword Ideas
5. Selecting a Keyword Bonus
Step 1: Obtain Exact Keyword Search Volume Data
Step Two: The GKP Exploit

First, go to Google Keyword Planner.
Yes, you may use Keyword Planner for free. There's a catch, though. You MUST have a Google Ads account to utilize the Google Keyword Planner. You can create a Google Ads account in a matter of minutes if you don't already have one, Just provide some information about yourself and your company and follow the prompts to get started. Note: Using the Keyword Planner does not require that you have an ongoing campaign running. 

However, you must at the very least launch a Google Ads campaign.)

Go into your Google Adwords account after that. On the left side of your screen, select the "Tools" menu option.

Next, choose "Keyword Planner":

Within Keyword Planner, you will find three distinct tools: "Discover New Keywords," "Get search volume and forecasts," and "Organize keywords into ad groups."

The initial two tools are sufficient to produce hundreds of possible keywords for SEO-focused keyword research.

To be precise:

The goal of this tool's design was PPC advertising. Therefore, if you're using this tool to identify keywords for SEO, several of its features—like the keyword bidding features—won't be helpful.