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All of us know the primitive keyword research patterns like inserting a word or phrase into the keyword explorer and clicking on the matching term section in Ahrefs. While this method shows relevant keywords around the specified phrase, it may overlook opportunities to find long-tail keywords that aren't directly related to the initial term.

Do you have any suggestions on how I could discover long-tail keywords relevant to the same topic I've been exploring? Do you use platforms like Reddit or Quora for brainstorming additional ideas?
 
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onedaydayone said:
All of us know the primitive keyword research patterns like inserting a word or phrase into the keyword explorer and clicking on the matching term section in Ahrefs. While this method shows relevant keywords around the specified phrase, it may overlook opportunities to find long-tail keywords that aren't directly related to the initial term.

Do you have any suggestions on how I could discover long-tail keywords relevant to the same topic I've been exploring? Do you use platforms like Reddit or Quora for brainstorming additional ideas?
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Instead of just sticking to one keyword, try looking into other topics related to it. Also, check out what people are talking about on forums and social media. And don't forget to look at what your competitors are using too!
 
One highly effective method is to run a word scraper on a big blog in your niche and looking for unusual new word combos
These can point you to new "trending" keywords in your niche that aren't covered by AHREFS or SEMRush.

These are lucrative cuz they don't have much competition yet.
 
What i do is, I picked up the low authority site with good traffic in my niche. Put it on ahrefs, check its top pages and get the keywords from there.

And for competition, I go the google, search the keyword, and check how many low authority sites are ranking there or any forums are ranking there.

That's how I do it.
 
Use semrush. Use the "all keyword" option, it will dish out a lot of related long tails.
 
Thunder Digitals said:
What i do is, I picked up the low authority site with good traffic in my niche. Put it on ahrefs, check its top pages and get the keywords from there.

And for competition, I go the google, search the keyword, and check how many low authority sites are ranking there or any forums are ranking there.

That's how I do it.
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Good one mate! I hope it works for me too. Thanks for the share
 
Check the competition keywords, that usually what I would do.
 
Check out competitor keywords. You'll find a lot.
 
Analysis your competitor websites and content to identify the long-tail keywords they're targeting.
 
AnswerThePublic - it visualizes the questions people are asking. Google's “People are also ask” and “Related Searches” sections can also give you ideas.
 
Many people have opined here they are all correct but you can research them on Google. it will take some time but finally, your results will be much better I always use Google for keyword research, plus I use premium tools like Semrush, Ahrefs, Moz, etc. for keyword research.
 
Lot more are there, check on search result's people also ask, related searches, online communities, Analyze your analytics, answer my public tool.
 
Follow the SERP results there's a lot of data hidden just in front of you.
You get relevant questions in SERPS.
You get the top pages with URL (with slug), Title, Description.
You can code some scripts to take advantage of these results if you know coding.
Else you can further use Free browser extensions as SeoQuake to dig further with SERP and content analysis.
You can take your research a step further by utilizing the data from google trends.
Another free tool wordcounter comes handy with content analysis.

Remember everything I wrote here includes only free tools and resources and the data from SERPS is the actual ranking SERP data.
If you can do this properly you will have the best set of keywords that will be super relevant topically and will satisfy the search engines demand for satisfying the search intent.
 
Hey, so I would advise doing the following:
Competitor analysis (i.e. looking at what they are going for) often will give some great insights
Use AnswerThePublic
Ahrefs has also been quite helpful, especially in identifying low-difficulty opportunities
Lastly, I have also found some success in just going through related searches and then analyzing the opportunities on Ahrefs
 
i would say please Check out competitor keywords. You'll find
 
onedaydayone said:
Do you use platforms like Reddit or Quora for brainstorming additional ideas?
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Yes, platform like these are a huge sources of ideas. These will surely amazed you
 
Try checking out places like Reddit and Quora to find more specific keywords related to your topic. You might discover valuable long-tail keywords that weren't initially on your radar.
 
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