what is the correct method to do keywords research for SaaS Website?

It's been two months that I have been working on a SaaS-based website and the location is USA, so if you have gotten the craziest results by doing keywords research for the content, what would be those tips that you can tell me?

I was failed multiple times and got not results at all

Milcken Vet said:

It's been two months that I have been working on a SaaS-based website and the location is USA, so if you have gotten the craziest results by doing keywords research for the content, what would be those tips that you can tell me?

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For a SaaS website, the method remains the same. Cover keywords that solve problems related to what your SaaS does. You can use reddit to get idea of problems users or potential users of your app are trying to solve. Those are the keywords to create content for.

For saas, the biggest win for me has been focusing on intent, not search volume. a keyword with 100 searches and buying intent is often worth more than one with 10k informational searches.
i also look for comparison, alternative, problem-aware, and use-case keywords. those usually convert much better than generic terms. one thing that worked really well for a client was targeting long-tail queries that competitors ignored. traffic was lower, but rankings came faster and leads were better.

I mostly focus on customer pain points, check competitor keywords and target low comp long tail kws first, that worked best for me.