Finding questions that people ask a lot for can be helpful for ranking and generating traffic to your website. It is also a good resource for your Google AdWords campaign.
- Wordtracker has a question specific tool that you can read about at http://www.wordtracker.com/academy/keyword-questions-tool
- Check your keyword phrases located in your Google Analytics account. You can find questions people typed into the search engines and came across your website there. Here is a link where you can hook up a custom report to do this for you. https://www.google.com/analytics/web/importing#importing/a43018713w72937023p75301018/%3F_.objectId%3D6ssPI0FHQ16kqjxCt4t_sg%26_.selectedProfile%3D/
- You can also consult Google Webmaster Tools at Google Webmaster Tools > Your site on the web > Search queries report.
- Keyword Discovery has a tool for this as well.
- When you do a search on Google let the autocomplete do the job for you. Just type your search (query) beginning with who, what, where, when, or how.
- You can visit Q&A sites to get ideas also, but you won’t know how much traffic you get until you run it through a tool. Here are some Q&A sites listed below.
Update on the Wordtracker Keyword Question Tool moved form their tech support.
“Thanks for your message. The link to the Questions Tool is now unavailable as this feature is being incorporated into the main keywords tool.
It is already available as a filter in the Quick Search on our interface at keywords.wordtracker.com and it will soon also be available in our other interface at original.wordtracker.com
Please let us know if you have any further queries.”