Intro

Identify your customer persona

Example: Finding keywords that your target customers are searching for

Find Keywords

Use Reddit

Use Wikipedia for keyword research

Commercial intent

How can you see how many people search for a keyword?

BONUS STEP: Look at your keywords growth in Google Trends

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Keyword Discovery

Ubersuggest

Choose a low competition, low cost per click option

Choosing the best keywords

Narrow down your target keywords with Moz

Keep a spreadsheet throughout the process

Go with keywords that have commercial intent

Find keywords that offer the sweet spot of high search volume, low difficulty, and minimal competition

SEO training courses

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Intro

Head keywords

Body keywords

Long-tail keywords

How to find keyword opportunities

Keyword qualification

Keyword prioritization

What is Keyword Research?

Picking the Right Keywords Will Make You More Money

The Right Side of the Keyword Ideas Report

Using Wikipedia

Consider Authority

Related Keywords

Long-Tail Keywords

Google Ranking Factors

Facebook Audience Insights Chrome Extension

Conclusion

What are Keywords?

How Many Keywords?

Quality of Keywords

Cross out keywords that don't contain specific meaning

Expanding Keywords

Searching Databases

Skim the text of the article for new keywords

Summary

Conclusion

Generate keyword ideas

Determine search intent for a keyword

Analyze Google's Top 10 search results

Measure ranking difficulty

Analyze topical relevance

Reverse-engineer competitors' traffic generating pages

Introduction

Keyword Basics

Different Types of Keywords

1: Google Tools

Google Autosuggest

People Also Ask Section

Related Searches Section

Google Keyword Planner

Google’s “Site:” Search Command

2: Competitor Sitemap

3: Answers.com

4: Answer The Public

5: Ahrefs Keyword Generator

ChatGPT for Keyword Research

Verifying Search Volume & Competition

Google Trends

Ahrefs Keyword Generator

Verify Keyword Competition

Summary

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What is a search term

What is a keyword in SEO?

What is a keyword?

How to find keywords

How would people search for your product or service on Google?

Example of a search term

A search term triggers a keyword

Summary

Why Keyword Research is Important

Copy Your Competitors' Best Keywords

Video Result Keywords

How to find keywords with VidIQ

YouTube Analytics

Find Long-Tail Keywords in Your Competitor's Tags

How to find keywords without looking at HTML

Using K-Parser

How to optimize playlist titles

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How many keywords can you have on one page?

What to do when creating a page

Why you can rank for hundreds of keywords

Only focus on a few keywords and write thorough content

Intro

What is a keyword?

Keywords are not just one word

Keyword Phrase

Keyword Tool

Examples of Keywords

Summary

Targeting Keywords

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Introduction

1 Ryan Robinson

2 The Hoth

3 Ahrefs

4 Keyword Surfer

5 WordStream

6 SearchVolume

7 Google Keyword Planner

The Most Accurate Tool

Bonus

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Introduction

Tip 1- SEMRUSH ( Check Out Your Competitors )

Tip 2 - Use Google Search Console

Tip 3 - Google Trends ( Find Amazing Keywords )

Blog About New Terms That Aren't Popular

Introduction

The Basic Requirement To Rank For These Keywords

What To Do Instead?

How To Find The Right Keywords?

Go to Keywords idea list

Create an article around that group topic

Step 1.Go to SEMrush.com and put in your competitor's URL. It will show you all of the keywords they are paying for. It shows you how much they are paying and what's driving them the most traffic.

Step 2.Type in other competitors into SEMrush. Now that you have data on multiple competitors look for the common keywords that they are all paying for. If you see a trend that means the keyword must be converting well if all of your competitors are bidding on it.