Google has done away with the keyword tool, and now it's not providing keywords in Analytics. Not a problem for SEMrush!

As many of our users are aware, Google has recently made some changes to the way it provides keyword and traffic data to its users. As a result, we've been fielding a lot of questions from our customers about how this is going to affect our ability to bring them the data they are accustomed to seeing. We have great news: it definitely won't! In fact, this change will make SEMrush even more useful than ever. Here's why.

First, the search giant has made a shift to the keyword planner from the keyword tool. Despite these changes, we will continue to bring our users the most accurate search volume, cost-per-click and competition data for all 95 million keywords.

Now, a lot of online marketers and Internet business owners have concerns over Google's decision to encrypt searches and move almost entirely to secure search. This means that when they are looking at their Google Analytics, they cannot see which keywords brought most of the traffic to their site. 

One of the most useful functions of SEMrush is its ability to tell you which keywords are driving traffic to a website. Google no longer tells users what keywords bring traffic to their site, so SEMrush is more vital now than ever. Not only can you see what's bringing traffic to your site, you can see the keywords driving visitors to your competitors' sites, as well. Because of this, SEMrush remains the most powerful keyword research tool on the market.

If you have any questions about SEMrush, feel free to contact us at mail@seoquaketeam.com or call us at 855-814-4510. We love hearing from our customers, so don't be shy!