How is my keyword research procedure?

[dalakada]

First I collect seed keywords
Then I put them into scrapebox keyword scraper . Appends letter A-z at the end of the keyword.
And I gather many more keywords. And with results I use the same approach. If the result keyword's # of word is less than five I put it into scrapebox keyword scraper again.
And when the iterative steps done, I put all the keywords into Google Adwords Keyword Planner.
So what do you think about my procedure ?
Could it be developed ?

 

[GroundUp]

There's a lot of room for development there. That's not to put you down but to help you. The important word in keyword research is research. You can gather all the keywords you like. But at some point you're going to want to research the keyword. What you're looking for is competitiveness. After this it all depends on your use for the keyword. Do you need informational keywords. Do you need keywords with buyer intent. It's a big area to cover here and it's been covered. Search for keyword competitiveness research guides. Getting this stage right will pay dividends in the future.

 

[Herectioul66]

I have visible in many instances in my revel in that maximum of the instances discovering key phrases that aren't appropriate for your website makes you collapse in google. So for buying rank up in any seek engine, key-word research is the critical issue that subjects.

 

[hudsonhicks]

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[wilnadon]

i have visible in many instances in my revel in that maximum of the instances discovering key phrases that aren't appropriate for your website makes you collapse in google. So for buying rank up in any seek engine, key-word research is the critical issue that subjects.

what...the......faaaaakkkkk

 

[blackbeans]

If I were you, I will not do things that way.

Instead, you need to hire a brain or a set of brains to do the analytical grunt work for you.

As mentioned by a previous poster, you need to find keywords that are niche-relevant and also have the right kind of intent.

You see, in any kind of niche, there are all sorts of keywords that would be relevant, but they're completely worthless to you.

Why?

There's no commercial intent there.

Instead of wasting your time with just a massive dump of keywords and sniping traffic, focus more on intent.

Not only do you have to work less, but you make more money.

How awesome is that?

If you can't do this grunt work yourself, you can hire virtual assistants from places like the Philippines, India, Bangladesh or any other country where a huge number of people who speak English as a second language.

Not only can you get a college graduate to do this grunt work, you don't have to pay them all that much money.

Pay keyword researchers less than a hundred dollars for high-value keywords filtered through many different stages.

Not only can it be done, but it can be done cheaply.

As long as you're willing to pay around $100 for results, you should be fine.

 

[Deleted member 657006]

Keywords are your bread and butter ...

you need to understand your niche then
collect keywords that relate to your niche
it not the amount of keywords you collect it the power of the
individual keyword , you need to understand the stats of the
keyword value in cpc world , afther getting the main keyword
your need to add long tail keywords to increase sales look at
long tail keywords as the sub of the main keyword,
eventually your understand and earn grate cash...

try watching loads of youtube keyword research videos or get a good course from udemy

keyword research is a skill but once you learn the ins and outs you start to earn big time.

 

[Jack Torrance]

what...the......faaaaakkkkk

We've entered the era of spun forum posts.

 

[JProckerzon]

That's good.
You can get more ideas from google help center.
It'll help you a lot.