A Simple Tool for Finding Related Search Keywords
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23 Aug A Simple Tool for Finding Related Search Keywords

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Brainstorming lists of alternative words and phrases is one of the strategies that I have students use when conducting online research. Doing this before they start a search and or whenever they feel stuck can help them generate new search result pages that doesn’t duplicate the results of their previous queries. But sometimes our brainstorming sessions need a little jumpstart. That’s when a tool like Keyword.io can be helpful. 

On Keyword.io you can enter a search term and have a list of related search terms generated for you. These are different and more comprehensive lists than Google’s default “people also search for…” suggestions. 

Applications for Education
It should be noted that Keyword.io is a service that is designed for search engine optimization and search engine marketing professionals. For that reason, you’ll see a lot of ads for purchasing marketing products that Keyword.io offers. You can ignore those ads and just look at the lists that are generated for free. Those lists can help you and your students come up with some new search terms to use when conducting online research in Google, Bing, and elsewhere.

On a related note, you might also be interested in these articles that I’ve previously published about search strategies:
Are you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.

Brainstorming lists of alternative words and phrases is one of the strategies that I have students use when conducting online research. Doing this before they start a search and or whenever they feel stuck can help them generate new search result pages that doesn’t duplicate the results of their previous queries. But sometimes our brainstorming sessions need a little jumpstart. That’s when a tool like Keyword.io can be helpful. On Keyword.io you can enter a search term and have a list of related search terms generated for you. These are different and more comprehensive lists than Google’s default “people also search for…” suggestions. Applications for EducationIt should be noted that Keyword.io is a service that is designed for search engine optimization and search engine marketing professionals. For that reason, you’ll see a lot of ads for purchasing marketing products that Keyword.io offers. You can ignore those ads and just look at the lists that are generated for free. Those lists can help you and your students come up with some new search terms to use when conducting online research in Google, Bing, and elsewhere. On a related note, you might also be interested in these articles that I’ve previously published about search strategies:How Excluding Words Helps to Narrow the Scope of a SearchFive Benefits of Conducting Mind Mapping ExercisesAre you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.Free Technology For Teachers, how to, Keyword, research strategies, search strategies, search tipsRead More

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