Every keyword research guide, newest first.
Each guide links its outside facts to the original source and says what MrKeyword does not do.
Is Google Keyword Planner free?
Yes, with a Google Ads account. How to open it without running ads, why low-spend accounts see ranges, its limits for SEO and free alternatives.
Read the guide →How to find keyword search volume free
Keyword Planner, Google Trends, Search Console and Bing compared: how to get monthly searches free, and why tools disagree.
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How to do a keyword audit
A step-by-step website keyword audit in Search Console: rankings, the page behind each keyword, cannibalization, gaps and the fix for each.
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How to find and fix keyword cannibalization
Find pages competing for one query in Search Console, rule out the false alarms, and pick the right fix: merge, canonical, re-target or internal links.
Read the guide →Keyword research with Claude, on real data
A step-by-step workflow: Search Console queries first, live Keyword Planner volume for a shortlist, then tracking. With example prompts and costs.
Read the guide →How to build a master keyword list
The columns, topic and intent groups, and one-URL-per-keyword mapping for a master keyword list, with an example table.
Read the guide →The features and free tools for this job.
Where the guides above turn into work you can do on your own data.
SEO opportunities inbox
Quick wins from your own Search Console data — keywords on page 2, pages losing clicks, skipped results — ranked by clicks at stake.
See the feature →Keyword research
Search volume fetched live from Google Keyword Planner, with ideas, questions and bulk checks.
See the feature →Free keyword research tool
Monthly searches fetched live from Google Keyword Planner, with source and time on every figure.
Check a keyword →Start with the data you already own.
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