[Method] Using Regex On GSC To Find Long-Tail Keywords

[Geasy]

([^” “]*\s){7,}?

This will give you all queries with 8 or more words.

You can use this to find longtail keywords with high impressions. Quick and dirty optimization would be to add them as H2s and write a ~100-200 word answer for each.

 

[tazarbm]

this is the bees' knees. I LOVE it.

And yes, I will be very quick and dirty

 

[693840]

Great find, never knew GSC had this option.

 

[ANewBeginning]

And yes, I will be very quick and dirty

Yeah, that's what she said before leaving you lol

 

[MisterF]

Love this, looks like Steve Toth Notebook case study.

 

[MisterF]

Great find, never knew GSC had this option.

Steve is a great guy

https://seonotebook.com/notes/gsc-regex-longtail-keywords-questions/

 

[thescrrr]

Awesome share dude, gonna try this.

 

[pendulaa]

haha never knew this was an option

thanks for sharing

 

[PushKing]

Love the trick, thanks dude!

 

[tazarbm]

Yeah, that's what she said before leaving you lol

nobody ever leaves me

 

[TheOverlord]

Genuinely didn't have any idea you could use regex on gsc lol

 

[TheVigilante]

Steve Toth stuff is usually kept private that's why I never shared his stuff on the forum

 

[topakins]

Your shares are always mind-blowing

 

[TechEinstien]

Thanks for sharing another great technique.

 

[Geasy]

Regex has just been added recently on GSC and there are a ton of cool ways you can use it.

If you're more into it have a look at this blog Google just shared - https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2021/06/regex-negative-match

 

[hideath]

cool trick, thanks for the share dude!

 

[west555]

Whenever i see your name on the new posts, i know there is some cool trick inside

 

[Shaybib]

You can also just export gsc info to excel and use excel filters and functions to do anything.

 

[webmasterbd]

Nice share OP, read about this in seonotebook a few weeks earlier & completely forgotten about it (lol).

Thanks for this useful share OP & for refreshing the memory.

 

[boaboss1]

Thank you for the tutorial, those characters remind me of coding which is always scary to me