That’s my intention. I need to get my butt into gear! Busy updating old content, commissioning new posts, writing new posts – and organising hosted. Yikes! – Megan

Hi MZ, yes you could use the Rank IQ keyword library, but you can only run 16 reports per month. I find Keysearch much easier to use to glance for seeing different keyword combinations, their volume, difficulty score as it pertains to your site’s DA. You can also scroll down and see related keyword phrases and run that combo to check the above details too. You could always start with Rank IQ and see if it’s enough. If I had to pick one it would be Rank IQ as you then get the list of keywords to include in your post. Hope that helps.

This is an absolutely amazing article. Thank you so much for helping us bloggers.

I have a small question, you’ve mentioned using Keysearch to find your keyword ‘best rooftop restaurants in NYC’… and then using RankIQ to find related keywords to include in that post, is it not possible to just buy RankIQ and find your main keyword and related keywords rather than buying two different tools?
This is because you mentioned that RankIQ has it’s own library of keywords that you can use.

Hope to hear from you soon 🙂

Thank you,

-MZ

Thanks Denise, this particular module will be a game changer! 😉