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How many keywords do you think you can put on a single page? The answer is hundreds if not thousands. But you are not going to be writing or creating pages based on 100 keywords. Instead, you are going to be creating pages around a group of terms or a topic. 
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Let's get right down to it: The key to successful SEO is concentrating on long-tail keywords.
The good news is that choosing the right long-tail keywords for your website pages is actually a fairly simple process -- one that's made all the more simple and quick when you use the right tools to perform your keyword research.
Jeff Domansky's insight:
Concerned about improving your SEO?Check out these nine keyword search tools from HubSpot..
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Like most, you probably have a general idea of your primary keywords. For example, if you provide web design services in Denver, obvious keyword choices include: Denver website design, Denver website design companies and the like.
But, you don’t want to stop there. There are two other things that you need to do: - Make a list of long-tail keywords to target, when creating blog posts and other content. - Learn more about your competition, including their target keywords.
With that in mind, let’s review seven tools that you can use to find the best keywords for your business....
Jeff Domansky's insight:
Great advice on SEO tools from Neil Patel.
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
September 18, 2016 10:06 AM
Great advice on SEO tools from Neil Patel.
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KeywordTool.io is the best FREE alternative to Google Keyword Planner and Ubersuggest. It uses Google's autocomplete feature to get over 750 long-tail keywords fo=r any given query . Are you a business owner, online marketer or content creator? You would definitely need to grab people's attention in order to make them click on your ads or even read your content. For that, you will have to first understand what your potential customers or readers are actually searching for. Every search is an expression of people's needs, wants, interests and desires. Imagine how your business would benefit if you could analyse these search terms that are related to your business domain and customise your product to serve the actual needs of your customers....
Jeff Domansky's insight:
Are you blogging or doing content marketing? Try KeywordTool. You'll be impressed.
David Westwood's comment,
November 25, 2014 2:35 AM
I like sg.serpstat.com which is very similar to keywordtool. I use it for title suggestion having the "Only questions" option. It's free and simple.
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Neil Patel's advice is to write for 3 to 4 key keywords and then you'll find a 2000 word article on the topic, if well-written, will also rank for other longtail keywords.