The last column is one to pay attention to: Extracted from webpage. This is the page on the examined domain that Google thinks is most relevant for that keyword. Instead on the examined domain that Google thinks is most relevant for that Keyword. Instead oh having hunt through your site for which keywords belong to which pages, this tool can help you quickly associate keywords to a particular landing page.
If you see keywords you would like to add to your account, all you have to do is click the box next to the keyword and they will be added as draft keywords. The My Draft Keywords tab will show you the keywords you have added in such a manner.
At present, you cannot save these keywords directly to your AdWords account. If you would like to add them, the easiest way is to export the keyword data to an excel file, and then use the Ad words Editor or copy/paste via the Ad-words interface to add those new keywords to your account. you can also export all the keywords from the main page and save them in a CSV file.
while doing your keywords research, there are several ways you can filter the data. The first way is based on where Google is finding the keyword information on your website:
In keyword and page title.
In keyword only
In page title only
In addition , you can filter based on competition
- competition
- Monthly search volume
- suggested bids
- URL contains
- Partial matches to keyword in my account
- The first three are self-explanatory. The URL contains filter allows you to only see keywords.
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