This is how I do my keyword research

[sam1337]

May I know from where you have searched this one.. As shown in pic sir.

 

[FIREBOSS]

May I know from where you have searched this one.. As shown in pic sir.
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He used this one
https://adwords.google.com/KeywordPlanner

 

[Aatrox]

This is only half of the story. The other half, the most important one, is analyzing the backlink profile of each competitor in the top 10. Those tools you mentioned won't give you any info about hidden PBN-s, backlink quality, etc.. of each domain. You need to dig deeper than that to ensure a profitable SEO campaign for your selected keywords!

Well, umm, yes. This is only how I do keyword research. I didn't mention deeper analysis and this is just to get things started and these tools give you a good overview of the niche/keyword. It's always advised to dig deeper, you never know, but this should be enough to start. You can find even easier keywords just by browsing more categories.

 

[Mr Cracker]

Great guide, thought I'd post this here as well as on my thread, this way anyone else that is wondering the same thing can learn from here too.
When I normally check keywords on Google I'll just add the keyword but with quotations: "keyword", I noticed you don't do that, what's the difference.

Thanks

 

[Aatrox]

Great guide, thought I'd post this here as well as on my thread, this way anyone else that is wondering the same thing can learn from here too.
When I normally check keywords on Google I'll just add the keyword but with quotations: "keyword", I noticed you don't do that, what's the difference.

Thanks

You get broad search results for the keyword without " " and with them, you get exact so you know your competition. Here is the official explanation from G:

When you put a word or phrase in quotes, the results will only include pages with the same words in the same order as the ones inside the quotes. Only use this if you're looking for an exact word or phrase, otherwise you'll exclude many helpful results by mistake. Example: "imagine all the people"

Source: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en

 

[Mr Cracker]

You get broad search results for the keyword without " " and with them, you get exact so you know your competition. Here is the official explanation from G:

When you put a word or phrase in quotes, the results will only include pages with the same words in the same order as the ones inside the quotes. Only use this if you're looking for an exact word or phrase, otherwise you'll exclude many helpful results by mistake. Example: "imagine all the people"

Source: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en

Thanks a lot for clearing that up for me buddy!

 

[nisdee]

This is an amazing guide, so simple and clear

Beautiful dude

 

[sam440]

Nice way of explanation. Waiting more such quality posts from your side. Learned some new things from you. Thanks buddy.

 

[Devil Rider]

Awesome man, I'll try and read it later...

 

[rayaniair]

awesome my friend

 

[Shield One]

Thanks for your share. It is very helpful to select keywords

 

[demiodela0]

Hi,
This is truly a good tutorial dude... It is very much helpful to me.It will be helpful to others too..Its looking good that you are sharing your ideas with others..

 

[s7ryker]

Nice tutorial but one question: for 5k main keyword how many words do you usually use on your affiliate site.. will 10k words be enough ?

 

[Cha Wong]

Awesome!! Thanks for sharing this tutorial (step by step) with us!!

 

[dCorp]

very nice and detailed example of kw research. Thanks for such valuable info op.

 

[rankwatch12]

Great insight!


Here is another piece of content that can teach you how to start keyword research for any website-


https://www.rankwatch.com/learning/...arch-right-before-you-start-your-seo-campaign

 

[SEO Sicko]

Useful information.I thought it will help in many ways.

 

[yungsat]

Thank for the guide, really good info.

 

[Taken]

Thank you so much for this thread. It helps a lot.

I was wondering if you could produce or re-direct me to other previous threads/websites that contains more information regarding keywords and how to beat your competition that's in your niche.

Again, thank you so much

 

[4siur]

Thanks for sharing this. It's really usefull!