Thanks, the problem I’m having is the fields added to the forms has USOURCE as the name which It appears I cannot change but salesforce will only pick up a value if the name is the same as the salesforce Id, which I think cannot be changed.

Hi Tanya. I don’t know as I’ve not worked with Salesforce. Though I quickly googled ‘utm salesforce” and got an KB article on their site.

Thanks. I was just going to analyze a lot of keyword oportunities and then rank them to decide which ones to go for. The 9 keywords limit I mentioned in my previous post was a mistake, google keyword planner allows spreadsheet uploads for historic and forecast data.

Hi Hendrik,

50,000 wow that’s a big ad spend :-).

If it’s for paid search yes I would use Google Keyword Planner first. Other services like Ahrefs might be better for paid traffic. I was mostly mentioning about organic with KWFinder. While they have a paid option for CPC I mostly don’t use KWFinder for that purpose.

Say I have a list of 50000 different keywords that I all want to bulk-analyze. Both volume and lowest CPC need to be as accurate as possible.

How would you go about that?

I find the most accurate data (in my experience) is still Google´s Keyword Planner but even with running campaigns they only allow me to look up 9 keywords at a time.

Kwfinder sounds great however even they limit the amounts per day. (500 with the premium and 1200 with the agency plan)

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks.

I would add to the robots.txt file first the entry I mention that should prevent Google from indexing. It’s much easier than inserting manually for each link. A reader suggested Gutenberg now supports it but didn’t see the option in the current version I’m using.

I really gotta bookmark this.

I’m a non-tech guy, do you have an example of how to put the “rel=sponsored, nofollow” with the full html code so I can see it and implement it on my own site.

Thanks in advance.

Yup I agree!