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4 Must-Have Chrome Extensions for Digital Marketers, and How to Use Them
Google Chrome has long been the dominant web browser.
In addition to these quick data points, Keywords Everywhere gives you two more useful modules that can open new avenues for a paid search strategy with Related Keywords and People Also Search For.
This part of the tool is incredibly helpful in helping reveal keywords that may represent an opportunity for a paid search campaign by allowing you to quickly see the volume and CPC for terms that users also search for. If a search has a high volume, but a reasonable CPC, you could reach your customers more efficiently by bidding on those keywords. The one thing to be aware of with Keywords Everywhere is that it is not entirely free. You purchase credits that are spent when the tool is running.
1 Credit = 1 Keyword and you can purchase them starting at $10 for 100,000 credits Overall this is one of my favorite Chrome Extensions and probably the most useful digital marketing tools that I’ve come across because it allows me to access quick, valuable insight in a place where I’m already spending a lot of time.
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One of the reasons for its success is the ability to add additional functionality to the browser by way of Extensions (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/extensions/lmjcdccmhfohhffdhmleihkcgefgnghb?hl=en). I’ve put together a short rundown of four of my favorite Chrome Extensions for Digital Marketing. Expect to see updates as I find more!Keywords Everywhere
Keywords Everywhere allows you to see valuable Paid Search [link to internal paid search page] data right within search queries on Google and Bing. This tool gives you three primary points of data directly related to your search:- Volume: number of monthly searches with those keywords
- CPC: average estimated cost-per-click
- Competition: a score to assess the competitiveness of the keyword(s)