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- Jun 30, 2018
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Source - Steve Toth & Passive Income Geek
In the video, he shows us how we can use Ahrefs to discover what sites like Quora are ranking highly. The neat part of this trick is that you can search for keywords specific to your niche and find cases where Quora is ranking in the top 2! You can even find cases where Quora owns the featured snippet!!! He also goes into how to validate underserved topics as well, so feel free to watch the entire video!
First, as it stands in April 2022, you need to use the legacy version of the Ahrefs Organic keyword. Side note: The new version of the Organic Keywords report doesn’t support “large sites” like Quora and Reddit yet.
Once you’re in the legacy Organic Keywords report, you’ll want to apply a filter for positions 1-2 (or whatever you’d like to choose) and enter your target keyword, in this case, “golf.”
This is what it yields - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1o7B7_WKCXDU5nXWeLnR3R3O7akNHZ4tfanrZ7saajzY/edit?usp=sharing
You might also want to try this with http://Reddit.com.
Steve’s tip! It might be helpful to check your GSC for more keywords you can plug into Ahrefs since not every “golf keyword” is going to contain the word “golf.” You might want to also search keywords like PGA, Callaway, Tiger Woods
In the video, he shows us how we can use Ahrefs to discover what sites like Quora are ranking highly. The neat part of this trick is that you can search for keywords specific to your niche and find cases where Quora is ranking in the top 2! You can even find cases where Quora owns the featured snippet!!! He also goes into how to validate underserved topics as well, so feel free to watch the entire video!
First, as it stands in April 2022, you need to use the legacy version of the Ahrefs Organic keyword. Side note: The new version of the Organic Keywords report doesn’t support “large sites” like Quora and Reddit yet.
Once you’re in the legacy Organic Keywords report, you’ll want to apply a filter for positions 1-2 (or whatever you’d like to choose) and enter your target keyword, in this case, “golf.”
This is what it yields - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1o7B7_WKCXDU5nXWeLnR3R3O7akNHZ4tfanrZ7saajzY/edit?usp=sharing
You might also want to try this with http://Reddit.com.
Steve’s tip! It might be helpful to check your GSC for more keywords you can plug into Ahrefs since not every “golf keyword” is going to contain the word “golf.” You might want to also search keywords like PGA, Callaway, Tiger Woods
