When I’m not doing ‘internet plumbing’ — website development and social media optimization — I’m working on the problem of getting found in what Google calls the ‘Zero Moment of Truth’. The big issue I’m trying to solve my clients and myself is “when people are searching for what I do will they find me”? It’s a difficult problem to solve and I rant about it here…
By the way, here is a list of the top 10 tools that I have found in my quest…
Keyword Research Tools
Here's a list of keyword research tools that SEOs should be using.
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SEMRush
This keyword research tool is a great way to conduct competitors research. SEMrush shows organic and Ads keywords for any site or domain.
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Soovle - Let the web help.
Added by e1evation on Nov 21, 2012
Search suggestions and completions from the top providers on the internet. Easy to use, fast and efficient. Hit the right arrow to change engines, and use your arrow keys to search without all the typing. Let the web help.
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iBoogie - MetaSearch Document Clustering Engine and Personalized Search Engines Directory
Added by e1evation on Nov 21, 2012
iBoogie MetaSearch Engine with automatic document clustering.
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Yippy.com - Yippy Search Engine
Added by e1evation on Nov 21, 2012
Yippy.com - a research-oriented search engine, perfect for education or the family PC. Private, secure searching of billions of documents that are clustered for refined research. Yippy!
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Carrot2 Clustering Engine
Added by e1evation on Nov 21, 2012
Carrot2 organizes your search results into topics. With an instant overview of what's available, you will quickly find what you're looking for.
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KBucket: Start your search with Someone’s research
Added by e1evation on Nov 21, 2012
KBucket is a user indexed search site. A place where experts “content curators” organize, comment, tag and publish their research. All KBucket pages are organized in multiple related lists of links. Each link is commented and tagged by an author. KBucket can be lists and directories of products like blogs, web applications or on topics like health, politics and economy.
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