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Thanks, Peter!  I knew when taking this image, it would come in handy for SEO purposes

Hi there! Thank you so much for reaching out! I don't know if you've been here yet, but the Help Hub is an awesome resource to learn how to use our tools. Here's the link: http://moz.com/help/guides/getting-started Once you have that better grasp of the tools, you'll have a better idea of what steps you can take to help your site rank better for certain keywords. If you have specific questions about your account, I encourage you to email our helpful Helpsters at help@moz.com! Cheers, Erin

Hi, the Moz assessment of keyword difficulty for "send SMS online" is 62% which is defined as follows: Highly Competitive Powerful sites with strong pages tend to dominate these results. Links in quantity and quality (at both the domain and page level) are required to earn top rankings. I think if you don't have a site established and a track history for this already, then your chances of ranking well enough to earn traffic from search engine clicks is small to zero. If you have a product to sell for this term then my advice is that you are better off spending any money you have to pursue this by using Google Adwords. But then at the USD 2.12 cost you listed, then it's possible you won't see a return there unless you are hoping to sell packages for sending SMS online in high volumes. I hope that helps, Peter

Trung is exactly right. You might as well pick any domain name and ask that question again. Personally, I would try to differentiate myself from my competition with my domain name to some degree.

If you go too cheap, you're going to get content that could do you more harm than good. I've had people in Q&A ask why a site wasn't ranking, and I went to look, and there was content like "think before you beverage" instead of "think before you drink".

Hi - The best of all is Google Adwords - Keyword Planner. You can access it from adwords.google.com. In there under options 'Tools & Analysis' -> 'Keyword Planner'. In there, the option I use is 'Search for new keywords and adgroup ideas'. Here you can give your keywords and google give you suggestions. Now start filtering by what is more relevant for you and go with it. Regards, K

Hi! Sorry for the delayed response. I'm sorry you're feeling stuck. We are going to try to build some guides to be emailed to new users to help them get started. Meanwhile, give Moz Academy a try! Thanks, Miranda Rensch - Product Manager

Hey hey hey! Good question! I have a few good resources to get you started. Check out Moz Academy's keyword research lesson to get some context: http://moz.com/academy/keyword-research Next check out our Help Hub on SERP Analysis: http://moz.com/help/guides/search-overview/keyword-rankings/analyze-a-keyword I also wrote a Q&A post about getting started with KWD here: http://moz.com/community/q/keyword-research-and-tracking-tips If you have any specific questions, please let me know. Thanks!

I can't believe it has been almost a year and there has been no response to this. I am currently looking for the same thing and found http://www.keywordtooldominator.com/k/google-auto-suggest/ is ok. You can also read this article http://www.quicksprout.com/2014/03/12/how-to-use-google-suggest-to-grow-your-long-tail-traffic/ to get a better idea of how to get long tail keywords on your own.

Hi Zulfiqar You do not say what type of site you have, i.e. what you site is about, but I am guessing a site about IT recruitment? It will be important for you to build a site with pages containing good unique content about the search terms you want to be found for and other things like that, but don't get too hooked into tactics and techniques. Think about the people you want to find your site and what they are looking for and the questions they may have. That should drive the type of pages and content you create. Yes, Moz videos will be a good start for you in the Moz Academy and also read Moz's Beginner's Guide to SEO. Both will give you a good kickstart into what you want to be able to do. Good luck to you, Peter

I would really like to learn on how to identify businesses pain points in general. What kind of questions are they asking , what kind of solutions are they looking for. How can seo help me with this? thanks.