Does the KGR method Still work 2022?

I'm getting a lot of mixed answers from the internet so what do you guys think does the KGR method still work in 2022? I see a few people on this forum still use it and others say it's useless is this another one of those things where it's like everyone has different opinions so you have to decide for yourself? there are entire sites dedicated to this one metric so i feel like it cant be all useless but ther\n again people also pay for free WordPress plugins so there's really no telling

Bigcookies said:

I'm getting a lot of mixed answers from the internet so what do you guys think does the KGR method still work in 2022? I see a few people on this forum still use it and others say it's useless is this another one of those things where it's like everyone has different opinions so you have to decide for yourself? there are entire sites dedicated to this one metric so i feel like it cant be all useless but ther\n again people also pay for free WordPress plugins so there's really no telling

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Everything works bro! Especially KGR method. It is how you do it. Do the KGR thingy, but make sure that your content has meaning, and is bigger and bulkier than your competitor's article.

Bigcookies said:

I'm getting a lot of mixed answers from the internet so what do you guys think does the KGR method still work in 2022? I see a few people on this forum still use it and others say it's useless is this another one of those things where it's like everyone has different opinions so you have to decide for yourself? there are entire sites dedicated to this one metric so i feel like it cant be all useless but ther\n again people also pay for free WordPress plugins so there's really no telling

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I believe in this forum there are lots of tools and KGR is one and these tools you are the one to test/use them maybe it works maybe it don't the only way is to find out by yourself

first of all what is KGR method kindly share latest working method here

Yes, it works. But you really need to understand:

• Search intent
• Semantic SEO/Entities

Your success rate will be lower if you miss these two.

Bigcookies said:

I'm getting a lot of mixed answers from the internet so what do you guys think does the KGR method still work in 2022? I see a few people on this forum still use it and others say it's useless is this another one of those things where it's like everyone has different opinions so you have to decide for yourself? there are entire sites dedicated to this one metric so i feel like it cant be all useless but ther\n again people also pay for free WordPress plugins so there's really no telling

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KGR is a good method most of the time, But not every time,
I will suggest you check the Keywords manually.
None of the Tools or methods are always the best, especially for Keywords Research. For some Niche/Keywords/Keyword Intent you have to change your method.

For people, who say Good about KGR it means this method work for their website/niche
who say Useless about KGR it means this method does not work for their niche/website. Or they blindly use KGR keywords without manual work

KGR never worked. It's a fiction built on false notions of how google generate search results.

It all depends on what your competitors are doing.

If you use the KGR (Keyword Golden Ratio) method to end up with roughly the same mix of keywords as your competitors, then you're really not going to gain much of an advantage.

If you're using the KGR method to focus on less saturated and easier to rank keywords, you can still bank using this keyword research technique.

But at the end of the day, it's all about search intent.

It's one thing to find the right keywords that rank quickly.

But if you don't handle them properly, you go back to square one.

What I mean by that is if the content that you produce for your easier-to-rank keywords doesn't deliver much value as far as the end-user is concerned, then Google will eventually know.

Remember, beginning with Google's RankBrain Algorithm update, Google is paying attention to user experience.

If it turns out that most of the people that find your content on Google search results click the back button, Google will eventually demote your rankings.

That's how it works.

So focus primarily on search intent instead of looking for a magical set of keywords that will ensure your success.

I'm sorry to be the one to report this, but no such set of keywords exists.

You still have to produce value.

There's no getting away from this.