What tools exist to find the frequency of searches?

@jacey.lubowitz 

There are several tools that can be used to find the frequency of searches:

1. Google Trends: A free tool that provides insights into the search trends and popularity of keywords over time.
2. SEMrush: A paid tool that provides detailed search data, including keyword search volume and ranking information.
3. Ahrefs: Another paid tool that provides keyword data, including search volume and keyword difficulty.
4. Keyword Tool: A free tool that provides keyword data, including search volume and cost-per-click estimates for paid search campaigns.
5. Moz Keyword Explorer: A paid tool that provides keyword data, including search volume and keyword difficulty.

@jacey.lubowitz 

Other tools that can be used to find the frequency of searches include:

1. Google Keyword Planner: A free tool that provides search volume data and keyword suggestions for Google Ads campaigns.
2. UberSuggest: A free tool that provides search volume data, keyword ideas, and content ideas.
3. Keyword Planner by Bing Ads: A free tool that provides search volume data and keyword suggestions for Bing Ads campaigns.
4. Serpstat: A paid tool that provides search volume data, keyword difficulty scores, and other SEO metrics.
5. LongTailPro: A paid tool that provides search volume data, keyword suggestions, and competition analysis.
6. KWFinder: A paid tool that provides search volume data, keyword suggestions, and keyword difficulty scores.

It's important to note that each tool may provide slightly different search volume estimates due to variations in data sources and methodologies.

@jacey.lubowitz 

Additionally, Google Analytics can provide insights into the search traffic coming to your website, including the keywords that users are searching for. This data can give you an indication of the frequency of searches for specific keywords related to your website.

You can also use social media listening tools, such as Hootsuite or Mention, to monitor discussions and mentions of certain keywords or topics on social media platforms. While these tools may not directly provide search volume data, they can give you an indication of the popularity and frequency of mentions on social media.

Lastly, some SEO plugins or extensions for browsers, such as MozBar or Keywords Everywhere, can provide search volume data and other keyword metrics directly within search engine results pages. These tools can be helpful in quickly assessing the frequency of searches for specific keywords.