3. RightBlogger’s Keyword Tool RightBlogger

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3. RightBlogger’s Keyword Tool
RightBlogger Keyword Tool Search Example (Data)
Why I like it: It’s super easy to use, and presents only the crucial information you need in order to make informed content decisions—estimated monthly search volume, competition, and cost per click—in columns that you can quickly sort and rearrange based on your goals. Plus, RightBlogger subscribers get unlimited access to this tool and over 70+ more content creator tools for $29.99/mo.

One of my biggest gripes about so many keyword tools out there, is that what number is this singapore cram in tons of other information, that to most people, lead to instant overwhelm. We made this tool to be the opposite of that.

What Should I Do Now That You’ve Shattered My Beliefs, Ryan?
I’m so glad you asked! And no, not all hope is lost. Keyword tools are still extremely useful, but only when used in the right ways.

While it’s tempting to rely on keyword tools to do the work for you, when it comes to choosing what to create content about—your most meaningful topics that’ll really connect with your audience, are the ones that come from solving real challenges… not just chasing search traffic for the sake of traffic.

Keyword research tools are best utilized for accomplishing these three activities:

Discovery: Find smart topics to create content about, with proven search demand in your niche.
Validation: Confirm that real people are searching for answers on a topic you’re interested in talking about.
Prioritization: Rank the topics in your content calendar by search volume to maximize your traffic potential over time.
Remember, keyword tools are simply… tools. Use them to help streamline aspects of your content creation process, but don’t over-rely on them to your own detriment.

When you’re too dependant on these tools, it’s easy to find yourself in a position where you’re writing (or talking) about a bunch of topics that sure, have a seemingly high amount of demand in your niche, but you may not actually care about, yourself.

Keep an eye on that one, because your audience can always feel whether or not you’re truly interested in the subjects you’re talking about. More than that, it’s a fast track to burning yourself out and losing interest in your business or passion project.