How to create content after keyword research?

[Aguspian]

a lot of idea on google, you can search what eveer you want on google, so now whats on your mind?

 

[Aleksandar916]

Thanks for the mention. Btw I noticed you sneaked a Santa hat on your profile hehe, looking smooth. Merry Christmas, man!

You're welcome. I think it's fair to say you're the expert on the topic, and all the points you've made above are strong and valid.
The hat is courtesy of @RushingWind. He can make one for you too. Merry Christmas!

 

[tazarbm]

There's a discount at appsumo until the end of the year, it's $39 I think for a lifetime membership. I've just bought it and it's been decent so far tbf, you just need to get the keywords right else it won't make much sense.

I know that deal and I'm not impressed with it. You can only create 2-5 articles per month (depending on their length) with the 50k characters limit they offer. I mean, it's not very bad per se, but if you need to pump content out like a maniac then it's bad

 

[VortexAlpha]

I want to make a blog to make money, but I don't know how to do content creation.
For example, I know that the keyword "how to make a nuclear bomb" has a lot of search volume, and there are no relevant search results on google. I have no knowledge about nuclear bombs, I am not a native English speaker, and I don't have the budget to hire writers. How do I create content?

You have to choose high-volume keywords but within the niche, you are familiar with, as otherwise you won't be able to implement keywords in your text properly and it won't have any value. So, do the research, extract the list of popular phrases related to the topic you can write about, and choose the most relevant ones, and put them in your text's headings, subheadings, content, and so on.

 

[Furious Man]

If you have writing skills, research your niche-related articles and create your own. If not, find a content team in the marketplace and assign them directly.

 

[House of FEM]

After keyword research next step is implement that keyword in your content. Then check weather page is relevant with the keyword or not. If not then again search for relevant keyword. Then put it in your content.

 

[mr.lol]

Include your targeted keywords in meta title, Place your primary and secondary keywords in the description, Use your targeted keywords in the website content in a natural way, Place your primary keywords in image Alt tags., website URLs and website headings.

 

[abdelhake]

considering how many garbage sites rank nowadays, you could probably rank without writing the content yourself but you need an AI writer and that obviously cost money

Also, I know that the making of a nuclear bomb was just an example, but from that example I can deduce that you're interested in keywords with a lot of search volume. BIG mistake! I mean, big mistake if you're a beginner, otherwise there's nothing wrong with targeting big keywords. But, as a newbie, you will want keywords with low search volume because those keywords - in general, not always - are usually low competition, as well. And low competition means easier rankings for you, and also less content needed to rank.

Personally, I recommend Rytr.me for content creation, but like I said, it does require money. I don't want to disappoint you because I used to be like you (and like many millions of others who come to SEO as a last resort for making money online, but this approach is bad because SEO is very expensive, and it's also not exact science so you have to try things out constantly, and to stay updated with what works, and so on and all these things take money and consistency, or consistency and personal effort if you can't afford to outsource them)... so anyway, as I was saying, I don't want to disappoint you (honestly), but you won't be able to make money with SEO without some initial investment, plus some monthly investment, as well. At the very minimum you'll need a domain name and hosting (which can cost you anywhere from $5 per month to up to $100 per year or more), and then you'll have to do everything (keyword research, content creation and optimization, competitor analysis, backlink building, etc) by yourself, and this takes a ton of time and energy (I've tried it in the past and it's excruciating, especially for non-english speakers like us). That's why, having at least $50-200 per month (at the very minimum) to invest in SEO (keyword research tools, backlink analysis and finding tools, etc) are pretty much needed to earn stable income with SEO.

Again, if you can somehow manage to get enough money to invest in content creation tools I highly recommend Rytr.me (it's my favorite such tool), but other tools are also good. Also, you might want to look into group buy services if you're short on cash. Some of them are very good and affordable for beginners until you make enough money to afford subscriptions to those tools, which should be your goal because tools like Ahrefs (one of my favorites) are very powerful when used correctly.

Very helpful for her question.

Please I have been using Jarvis and I am dissatisfied with its results.

Do you think rhytr better than Jarvis? If you have already tried it, of course

 

[tazarbm]

Very helpful for her question.

Please I have been using Jarvis and I am dissatisfied with its results.

Do you think rhytr better than Jarvis? If you have already tried it, of course

I haven't tried Jarvis... or I may have tried it in the beginning, but I don't remember. I did watch some demos on youtube on how it works, though, and the content is pretty good (for an AI writer I mean).

Please keep in mind that no AI content generator (including Rytr) creates human-readable content that is accurate and makes sense all the time. So, you still have to fact-check and manually edit the final version of the content before publishing it on your site.

This being said, I do prefer Rytr because it's (way) cheaper than Jarvis.

 

[HustleTong]

If you're not knowledgeable enough, hire a writer with expertise in that niche

 

[abdelhake]

I haven't tried Jarvis... or I may have tried it in the beginning, but I don't remember. I did watch some demos on youtube on how it works, though, and the content is pretty good (for an AI writer I mean).

Please keep in mind that no AI content generator (including Rytr) creates human-readable content that is accurate and makes sense all the time. So, you still have to fact-check and manually edit the final version of the content before publishing it on your site.

This being said, I do prefer Rytr because it's (way) cheaper than Jarvis.

Bro ,Totally agree with you . I recently saw a case study of a site that sold for $100,000, Fully written by ai . thanks bro

 

[tazarbm]

Bro ,Totally agree with you . I recently saw a case study of a site that sold for $100,000, Fully written by ai . thanks bro

no problem, mate!

Also, $100k with AI written content?? I need to change my business model

 

[Roger Marquez]

I want to make a blog to make money, but I don't know how to do content creation.
For example, I know that the keyword "how to make a nuclear bomb" has a lot of search volume, and there are no relevant search results on google. I have no knowledge about nuclear bombs, I am not a native English speaker, and I don't have the budget to hire writers. How do I create content?

Run a search in Google for that particular keyword and see what results is Google showing. Take notice of the angle of the content and the structure of the headlines.

Are most of the results ranking on the first page using number (listicle)? brackets?

Try to break down as much as possible what is Google "rewarding" for any particular keyword and follow that pattern.

From there, you can build a content map around that keyword that will fully cover the topic at hand and gain topical authority/relevance.

 

[bailus]

about Rytr.me, Is there a group purchase discount?

There was a discount for the unlimited plan, Appsumo30 i think, where you pay 20 instead of 29$

 

[Time Saver]

I want to make a blog to make money, but I don't know how to do content creation.
For example, I know that the keyword "how to make a nuclear bomb" has a lot of search volume, and there are no relevant search results on google. I have no knowledge about nuclear bombs, I am not a native English speaker, and I don't have the budget to hire writers. How do I create content?

It better researching your niche get some idea to develop the content. Use translator tool to understand, and for writing quality content should use some tools. You take your own time to generate content, well research can get some benefit.

 

[Roger Marquez]

... you still have to fact-check and manually edit the final version of the content before publishing it on your site...

This is soooo damn true!!

People often forget that these AI-based writing tools are just "assistants" but they are using them as a way to replace actual writers and that´s just a f*****g mistake.

One thing these AI writing assistant tools have in common is that they are factually inaccurate and, therefore, as @tazarbm so accurately put it you need to fact-check everything.

AI writing tools are great for generating article outlines, meta descriptions, copy ads, etc.

They still do a great job for body content but, still, you will need to proofread everything yourself.

This being said, I do prefer Rytr because it's (way) cheaper than Jarvis.

I agree!

 

[abhijit369]

1. You use AI tool.
2. Use the information found in videos on youtube. You can use speech-to-text software to get the content of videos converted to text format.
3. If the keyword has meaning, there will be something on it in a library or in a physical book format. You can write content based on them. Usually, most of the time you can get quality unique content from the physical books as not most of them are in digital format.

 

[theeyeinside]

The above are good suggestions

Buy a domain for your brand. Maybe a Godaddy 99 cent domain that you later move to Epik for renewal

https://tophostcoupon.com/godaddy-99-cents-domain-coupon/
Then get a free Cpanel web host

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They all have subdomains in case you have no money for a domain

Then install Wordpress

Then get a theme and plugins from GPLDL.com share site

Then create an amazon store of the best products related to your niche

Then create a TShirt store with your brand logo

Join some affiliate programs, maybe even clickbank or commission junction and list some
of those products on your site

Then take a free trial at the Jarvis AI writer to write some content related to your niche.
There may be other AI writers with free trials. Try Appsumo.com

Then do some of these training courses that should keep you busy for a while

https://mega.nz/folder/AZAhjSaL#3wzdEx3nPgzzVdVEqVc8nA/folder/4Zg3DSrK
If you need money, create Instagram accounts, grind them until you get followers and sell them

Then you should be creating youtube shorts and doing what this guy does (then watch ALL his videos)

All of this can be done if you have little or no money.

Then join WSOArchives.com and bring in the big guns

You can run as fast as possible but if you are on the wrong road you will still lose the race

Your success BEGINS AND ENDS WITH YOUR SKILLSET.
Learn the tools, build your skills THEN create the product

There is enough information in this post to start anyone on their journey regardless of their available funds

Sincerely,

The Eye

 

[abdelhake]

no problem, mate!

Also, $100k with AI written content?? I need to change my business model

This is soooo damn true!!

People often forget that these AI-based writing tools are just "assistants" but they are using them as a way to replace actual writers and that´s just a f*****g mistake.

One thing these AI writing assistant tools have in common is that they are factually inaccurate and, therefore, as @tazarbm so accurately put it you need to fact-check everything.

AI writing tools are great for generating article outlines, meta descriptions, copy ads, etc.

They still do a great job for body content but, still, you will need to proofread everything yourself.

I agree!

agree bro

 

[DEX JJ]

The above are good suggestions

Buy a domain for your brand. Maybe a Godaddy 99 cent domain that you later move to Epik for renewal

https://tophostcoupon.com/godaddy-99-cents-domain-coupon/
Then get a free Cpanel web host

https://www.000webhost.comhttps://www.freehosting.com/free-hosting.htmlhttps://www.gigarocket.net/https://infinityfree.net/https://googiehost.com/index.html
They all have subdomains in case you have no money for a domain

Then install Wordpress

Then get a theme and plugins from GPLDL.com share site

Then create an amazon store of the best products related to your niche

Then create a TShirt store with your brand logo

Join some affiliate programs, maybe even clickbank or commission junction and list some
of those products on your site

Then take a free trial at the Jarvis AI writer to write some content related to your niche.
There may be other AI writers with free trials. Try Appsumo.com

Then do some of these training courses that should keep you busy for a while

https://mega.nz/folder/AZAhjSaL#3wzdEx3nPgzzVdVEqVc8nA/folder/4Zg3DSrK
If you need money, create Instagram accounts, grind them until you get followers and sell them

Then you should be creating youtube shorts and doing what this guy does (then watch ALL his videos)

All of this can be done if you have little or no money.

Then join WSOArchives.com and bring in the big guns

You can run as fast as possible but if you are on the wrong road you will still lose the race

Your success BEGINS AND ENDS WITH YOUR SKILLSET.
Learn the tools, build your skills THEN create the product

There is enough information in this post to start anyone on their journey regardless of their available funds

Sincerely,

The Eye

Thank you for your help.
I have purchased a domain and hosting. I am ready.