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Archives Profile Subscribe Keyword research tools you must have Keyword research is a must-have strategy if you have any hope of getting traffic from search engines. This post provides a deeper comparison and analysis of keyword research tools. UberSuggest It’s a powerful but free tool by the marketing maverick Neil Patel. There are tons of features you may love including a content marketing module to access and analyze content. KWFinder The interface is great. You get trends,search volume, CPC, and level of difficulty in results. This lets you choose words with the highest traffic potential. You get to perform deeper analysis on keywords and see which domains are targeting which keywords, the page’s backlinks, social shares, and traffic. With all the dimensions you’re well aware of the associated costs. Another relevant feature is local keyword research – you can target your search results by city, state or country. Moz’s Keyword Explorer There are additional metrics on offer above volume and keyword difficulty. Opportunity: Relative CTR of the organic results on a SERP Importance: How critical the keyword is to your campaign Potential: A combination of all keyword metrics to help you prioritize Data gets pulled off free and paid searches from Keyword Planner, Google Suggest, and Related Searches. If you’ve already developed a list of keywords with a different tool upload and analysis is possible. Keyword Tool Keyword Tool is free to use which makes it a must-have tool. Drawing on Google Autocomplete data it creates a database of long tail keyword suggestions. Anyone using Google’s Keyword Planner for keyword research should also use Keyword Tool. Since Keyword Planner is designed for advertisers, it won’t always show lucrative long-tail keywords that Keyword Tool manages to capture. Up to 750+ keyword suggestions are free. Need more then sign up for the pro version to analyze keywords further and see data such as search volume, CPC on AdWords, and competition. Keyword research is available for YouTube, Bing, Amazon, and the App Store. SEMrush SEMrush is a one-stop shop with an impressive keyword research tool with a huge amount of features. Search for keywords that perform well on both Google and Bing. Gather in-depth information, including CPC, volume, trend, number of results and ad copies. Find related keywords and phrase matches Use the Full Search Report to find relevant alternative search queries for LSI words or alternative targeting. Posted at 06:04 PM in Current Affairs , Web/Tech | Permalink | Comments (0) Reblog (0) 02/26/2019 What is the use of having gaming laptops Gaming laptops are for relieving tension and helping people score better on tests. And it is not necessary that the laptops are pricey to get the job done. You can have a cheap under 500 gaming laptop and still never miss out on things. Which are the best ones for 2019? Here’s a list you should peruse to get better information MSI GS65 Stealth. It’s thin and an absolute beast when it comes to gaming Asus ROG Zephyrus GX501. The thickness extends to an inch and is a full kick ass behemoth under the chassis MSI GT75 Titan. Is never the thinnest one but very powerful... Asus ROG G703GI Has it all is powerful and quite affordably priced Razer Blade. In design and performance Razer blade gives Mac a run for its money. Dell XPS 15 2-in-1. Can be used for both gaming and high performance business applications. As you read this post you should understand that gaming isn’t merely a form of addictive distraction. Just as outdoor sports however easy helps someone build muscles and develop core body strength similarly online games help you stimulate your brain muscles. Whatever you end up choosing among the 6 choices we outlined above for best gaming laptops under 500 dollars, the benefits to one’s self and body remain true when gaming online. Better coordination When someone plays video games even though it looks like he/she is staring at a static screen all the time that isn’t the case. The ongoing activities stimulate the brain and help it function much more efficiently. At the same time for a gamer to succeed at the game, visual input has to be coordinated with audio and physical movements in tandem. 2 . Improves problem-solving skills Video games often revolve around a standard set of basic rules. The player has to think and act in accordance prior to making a move. Split-second decisions can often change the gameplay and cause defeat or victory. Advancing to different levels often requires hard practice and critical decision making and problem solving skills not par with anything else. Improves both long-term and short-term memory Games also enhance memory. When reading instructions it’s important that the gamer remembers what those instructions said precisely and adhere to them throughout the game. Forgetting them in the middle of the game isn’t recommended. Also hand eye coordination and memory to use a certain set of keys to carry the player throughout the game is another necessity. It works at improving both short-term and long-term memory by making those muscles work. 4. Brain works at better speed With gaming you’re constantly receiving both visual and audio input. When frequently playing games, you get to work your brain consistently and improve the rate at which you will be able to process the data at hand. When the brain works at interpreting the available information you’re constantly improving its speed. 5. Improved Multitasking Action games call for enhanced attention to whatever is happening on the screen. It requires observation skills, energy levels and effective time management. Different areas of the brain are pressed to action constantly guess-estimating how much ammunition, how many lives and how many enemies are coming at you. Players need to observe and time their reactions to play the game effectively and also win at it. Posted at 05:35 PM in Web/Tech | Permalink | Comments (2) Reblog (0) Search julet 1 Following 62 Followers Archives June 2019 February 2019 Categories Current Affairs Web/Tech See More Subscribe to this blog’s feed Blog powered by Typepad Powered by...