If You are a SEO Expert, How would you do it?

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I have got a client who wants to set up a blog that covers every in and out of wordpress and it's vice versa. From themes to how to create a theme from scratch, he wants to cover everything. So, in a week he wants me to find 50 money keywords and wants to publish 50 contents in next 2 months.

Well, that's not a problem. Problem is, he wants me to find low competitive keywords which have like 200+ SV/M and can be used to monetized via aff link or adsense or whatever it is.

Now, as a rule of thumb, he uses long tail pro as an ideal keyword research tool and wants me to find keywords which has KC(Keyword Competition) under 30. But I have researched around 200 keywords yesterday and found 4-5 keywords which has KC under 30 but SV was 10 - 40.

Now my question is, What's the most effective way to do keyword research in this case?
I can really use some help from experts here as I have to report him Sunday and in the mean time I have to come up with something viable. I have my own strategy but I am really looking forward to your responses as to how i can do this to come up with some good keyword real quick.

Thanks in Advance
imonboss
 
Those are some serious restrictions he is asking from you. It's extremely difficult to get a keyword matching the requirements.

In my opinion the KW tools are wrong in most cases. If it shows 10-40 it definitely has over 200 search volume per month.

Maybe explain to him that the KW you found have bigger search volume than stated and that they convert extremely well.

Make sure that those really are good keywords. Target low competition transactional KW. Maybe informational as well.
 
Those are some serious restrictions he is asking from you. It's extremely difficult to get a keyword matching the requirements.

In my opinion the KW tools are wrong in most cases. If it shows 10-40 it definitely has over 200 search volume per month.

Maybe explain to him that the KW you found have bigger search volume than stated and that they convert extremely well.

Make sure that those really are good keywords. Target low competition transactional KW. Maybe informational as well.
Is it truth that some of these keyword volumes are false? For example these keywords I see with 20-50 search volu might have around 200?
 
Ah so you want everyone else to do the work for you?

If you can't find anything that meets the clients requirements its simple.. be honest, tell them and offer another solution. You could always target enough of the lower volume keywords (both search and competition wise) that would give more traffic than what he wanted originally..

Id not even take on board what the keyword tools are reporting back. In fact id only use the KW tool as a starting point to your over all research then use that data and start to focus on user intended search (i.e what the user is looking for and asking - you may need to build an audience profile around who your customer base is to start with call him Bob) and build a strategy and content around that...

It's going to future proof you long term and will start "answering" questions to peoples search, no one types a keyword anymore..

Let me know when you need my PayPal or SWIFT details to send a commission.
 
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Is it truth that some of these keyword volumes are false? For example these keywords I see with 20-50 search volu might have around 200?
I tried a lot of KW tools. Even if they show volume of 0 I have targeted them nonetheless and I get around 2k clicks per month on place 1.

It's a bit of a gamble. Think logically and then you know best the KW volume.
 
Not difficult at all.. Try Keywordseverywhere
 
He already got a lot of limitations for you.
 
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