Best tool for keyword research?
Looking at rewriting all of my product descriptions, titles and keywords.
I know I can look at competitors listings to get an idea of the titles and descriptions but are there any good tools out there to help with keyword research?
Jungle Scout comes up in searches but is it worth paying for for what I'm wanting to do? I.e. not looking to source new products, more just looking to refine the ones I already have to improve their visibility in search results.
Best tool for keyword research?
Looking at rewriting all of my product descriptions, titles and keywords.
I know I can look at competitors listings to get an idea of the titles and descriptions but are there any good tools out there to help with keyword research?
Jungle Scout comes up in searches but is it worth paying for for what I'm wanting to do? I.e. not looking to source new products, more just looking to refine the ones I already have to improve their visibility in search results.
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Threre is a myriad of programmes our there for this, a lot depends on a number of Factors as to which is best for you.
Your budget, what you want to achieve, how many products you have, what sort of data you want, how reliable you want it it be.
Some of the better ones are
Zonguru
Jungle Scout
Helium10
Then there is seller app, Merchantwords and a lot lot more but the three above tend to be the most popular.
Helium has Cerebro and Magnet and can be good, but be prepared there is a lot of data.
Jungle scout claims to be more accurate than Helium, whether thats true or not I am not sure.
Zonguru has some great features.
Overall, Helium is a good range of tools if you want a range.
Jungle scout is good, takes a little bit to master, but also has some great features like product tracker and jumpstart which are good.
If your an outright begginer and looking for the best value then Zonguru offers some great pricing, there listing builder is second to non and is really good and personally I like the way their keywords on fire produces the most relevent data.
Just be prepared that you may end up with a lot of different information, that may not make sense, but thats largely as Amazons algorythm is complicated and considers a wide range of factors.
So you may find that completely irrelevant words appear and you question why, it can be a combo of mixed words on your listing or competitors that throw up something irrelevant so a lot of sorting is needing and weeding.
