Where do you Peoples Get Keyword Ideas?

[EGOL]

I start with my brain and then use adwords keyword tool to set priorities.    If you know your content area well then that should be enough to do the job.

If you don't know the content niche then snoop some competitor sites - the ones that you think are the most successful and dominating the SERPs.

[randfish]

A Holiday poem for a Q+A answer? I love it! Thanks for adding some extra fun in Robert

[RobertFisher]

No problem, I was just really struck by the humor in sitting there that morning. Thanks to you and all at SEOmoz for putting out a really great product and standing behind it. I really mean it. It changes peoples outcomes.

[randfish]

Wow. Thank you so much; means the world to me and the team to hear it. Best of luck to you and let us know if we can ever be helpful!

[Dr-Pete]

Haha - love it Thanks for the extra dose of holiday spirit.

[JaredBroker]

A poem about keyword research?  You are a kindred spirit, sir!

Thanks for the reply.

[EricaMcGillivray]

Awesome!

[Boodreaux]

Wow...multi-talented!

[berget]

I have been using Long Tail Pro for a while, and the results are good.

[phil_c64]

Doing research on this right now. Given the vast majority of free tools have query limitations. The following appears at present to be the strongest solutions:

free - https://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/searches, http://soovle.com, http://ubersuggest.org, http://keywordsuggest.org/, http://www.google.com/trends/

free & paid solution - http://www.keywordeye.com $9.99 pro per month

free 10 day trial - longtailpro.com

quality paid solutions - http://www.semrush.com $79.95 per month, http://www.wordtracker.com $69 per month,

Some of the paid services functionality overlap moz.com so it would not be worth paying just for just a keyword suggestion/scraper tool in my opinion.