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We all know that selecting the right keywords is an important prerequisite for a good search engine visibility of a blog/website. There are many keyword tools available online, some of them being completely free and some are paid but offer a free edition with a few features. We decided to list the best of the free tools which can help you research different keywords specific to your site and optimize the site. Google Adwords Research Tool Although this tool is primarily meant for Adwords bidders, this is also widely used by webmasters and publishers to measure the popularity of different keywords based on their Google search volume. Wordtracker’s Free Tool When it comes to finding the right keywords, Wordtracker is definitely a name you can count on. They primarily provide paid keyword research tools but they have a free tool too, which, for a particular query, can generate up to 100 related keywords and an estimate of their daily search volume. Google Suggest Google Suggest

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Blogging has come a long way from creatives simply writing for themselves to now being a billion-dollar industry. If you’ve blogged about your travels or have curated a top 10 movie list, your platform is one of the 505 million blogs around the world . With so much online content, more and more writers are looking to make a career out of blogging. Freelance writing is now becoming an attractive career as oppose to the inflexible confines of a regular workplace. The Financial Express reports that content writing is one of the most lucrative areas  in the freelancing economy. The site notes that there were around 15 million gig workers in India in 2009, and this number has since increased as more workers shift to the freelance economy. More than ever, opportunities are now opening up for bloggers. Here’s all you need to know about how to how carve a career out of your blog: 1. Understand your niche Look into your blog and categorize what you write most about. Who’s your audience? What i