Keywords
Finding Markets and the Keywords that go with them.
Locating markets. Use the following words in the search engines to find hungry markets:
Learn..
Training..
Buy..
Tips..
Instructions..
Tutorials..
Help..
Locator..
Problem..
Solution..
Idea..
Free..
The subjects that come up in response to these search terms are what the market is telling you they are looking for. When you have an idea of the market you are going to address then you use a keyword tool to find the most popular keywords and keyword phrases related to that subject.
Following is a list of free keyword tools. These may change from time to time.
google adword keyword tool
https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal
Seobook
http://tools.seobook.com/keyword-tools/seobook/
Goodkeyword
http://goodkeywords.com/products/gkw/#download
Nichewatch
http://nichewatch.com/
Webmaster tool
http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/keyword-research-tool.shtml
Pixelfast
Gives you bid prices with keywords
KWmap.net
Another free tool with an interesting twist. One thing to bear in mind with this is that although you can copy the keywords out of the lists it is telling you nothing more than that the keywords exist. The value of keywords usually comes from knowing how often they are being searched for in order to focus your marketing effort as required. In this case you are getting a large but rather blunt weapon from KWmap.net.
Wordtracker:
Wordtracker is the generally accepted industry standard. You buy a period of subscription. As you only need to do keyword research every now and again (unless you’re heavily into Adsense or similar) then this is well worth the small outlay for a few days.
Paid software tools.
These are hopefully going to be more productive for you and have the advantage that they are generally updated to keep up with changes made by the search engines.