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Product/Service Reviewed

The video recommends 4 keyword-search volume / keyword research tools (aimed at improving website exposure, especially for WordPress blogs) and explains how each can help find “golden keywords.”

Key Features Mentioned (by tool)

1) Google Keyword Planner (Google)

• Uses data provided by Google, described as the most “official” data
• Provides:
  • Keyword search
  • Annual keyword information
  • CPC unit values
  • Competition rates
• Limitation: keyword range can be too broad (example: “from 100 to 1”), which makes comparisons less precise.

2) Naver Keyword Tool (Naver)

• Why use it even when focusing on Google:
  • Google sites have started appearing on Naver due to changes in Naver policy
• Provides relative search volume comparisons more clearly
• Example comparison mentioned:
  • WordPress website creation vs keyword (“WordPress website”) → 180 vs 310 (clear comparison on Naver)
• Also described as allowing you to backtrack relative searches “as a Naver trend”

3) Google Trends (Google)

• Main advantage: shows latest popular trends in search terms
• Claimed benefit: increases chances of finding “golden keywords”
• Example:
  • A newer keyword like “Flood Design” may have small supply
  • Getting early visibility in limited-supply areas can help even beginner blogs gain faster exposure and growth

4) Keyword Surfer (Chrome extension)

• A Google Chrome extension
• Displays a score/chart directly at the top of the Google search bar for each query
• Highlights:
  • “Very intuitive” UI overlay
  • Shows precise figures down to single digits
  • This level of precision is described as something Google Keyword Planner lacks
• Caution: metrics from third-party tools may be inaccurate because they use Google data aggregated unofficially
• Recommendation: use it as reference only, and cross-check with Google Keyword Planner + Naver Keyword Tool for better accuracy

Pros / Cons (overall)

Pros highlighted

• Faster exposure: the speaker claims their blog’s views and exposure “skyrocketed” after using keyword search sites
• Combines different strengths:
  • Official data (Keyword Planner)
  • Relative comparisons (Naver tool)
  • Trend timing (Google Trends)
  • Convenient on-page estimates (Keyword Surfer)

Cons / limitations highlighted

• Google Keyword Planner: keyword ranges can be too broad, reducing precision/side-by-side clarity
• Keyword Surfer: third-party numbers may not be 100% accurate
• Metrics from external sources are described as not fully reliable without cross-checking

Comparisons Made

• Google Keyword Planner vs Naver Keyword Tool

  • Google Planner makes relative comparisons harder due to broad ranges (example: “100 to 1”)
  • Naver tool allows clear numeric comparison (example: “180 and 310”)

• Keyword Surfer vs Google Keyword Planner

  • Keyword Surfer provides more granular precision (single digits), which the speaker says Planner lacks

User Experience / Workflow (as described)

• The speaker describes suffering a “dark period” with little exposure for the first month or two
• After using keyword search sites, they experienced a sudden increase in views and clicks
• The tools are framed as part of a strategy:
  • Use trends/keyword research to find opportunities that can lead to quicker growth
• Final advice includes:
  • Follow a writing/exposure strategy (mentions Google’s clearer writing rules)
  • Use WordPress + free SEO tools (referenced by pinned comment)

Unique Points Mentioned (complete list)

• Initial WordPress “dark period” with low views/exposure
• Views/clicks exploded after using keyword search sites
• Top 4 tools recommended for keyword search volume/trends
• Google Keyword Planner: official Google data; offers annual keywords, CPC, competition; downside = overly broad keyword ranges
• Naver Keyword Tool: Google sites showing on Naver due to policy change; enables relative search volume comparisons; allows trend backtracking; example 180 vs 310
• Google Trends: latest trend visibility; helps find “golden keywords”; example “Flood Design” as low-supply new keyword for early gains (helps beginners)
• Keyword Surfer: Chrome extension overlay in Google search bar; intuitive chart; precise single-digit figures; downside = not 100% accurate because it aggregates Google data unofficially; recommend cross-checking with Keyword Planner + Naver tool
• Emphasis that tools alone aren’t the most important—writing method and WordPress SEO matter (pinned comment referenced)

Speakers / Perspectives

• Single primary speaker (Helipress channel) describing personal results, tool recommendations, and cautions about metric accuracy

Concise Verdict / Recommendation

Recommended if your goal is to improve WordPress blog exposure through better keyword discovery:

• Use Google Keyword Planner for official baseline data
• Use Naver Keyword Tool for clearer relative comparisons
• Use Google Trends to spot timely, emerging opportunities
• Use Keyword Surfer for convenient at-a-glance estimates—but always verify with the more reliable tools