My Uber and Easiest Guide to Keyword Research

Absurtuk

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Hey guyz,
I'm dealing many keywords these days as a part of my job, and somehow I've improved my keyword research skills and I think found some tricky way to do great keyword research.
STEP 1
First of all ,you need some seed keywords as every keyword research project needs. You must use your BRAIN as a SEED KEYWORDS PRODUCER! NOT ANY TOOL or SITE! Because, further step you will be already used all of them. So let say my seed keywords, ice cream, ice cream recipes. ( You can expend the list.)
STEP 2
So now, you need scrapebox, open the scrapebox and keyword scraper which is on the left screen of program. Then import your seed keywords and then add alphetical A-Z which you can find on the bottom of the screen.
It'll append each one of your seed keywords to a character in alphabetical order. And It'll scrape from
*Yahoo! Search Assist Suggestions
*Amazon Suggestions
*Youtube Suggestions
*Bing Search Suggestions
*Google Product Search
*Shopping.com Search Suggestions
*Yahoo! Shopping Suggestions
*Ask.com Search Suggestions
*Android Market Suggestions
*eBay Suggestions
So what does it mean ? It means when you do a normal keyword research, you create your seed keywords and type in UberSuggest and look for it is relevant your topic or not and then get a list.
But with this method I've showned you, you can nearly every suggestion tools work for you.
STEP 3
With step 2 you must probably get many keywords which are ready for adwords keywords planner tool. For importing keywords into adwords tools , I suggest you to use a keyword tool like ultimate niche finder which is mine preference now.
Anyway, Import your keywords into a excel sheet because there must be at least 10 k keywords, and with that much mass you can't easily import into Adwords planner. And according to your keyword tool, divide into your keywords some group keyword which are approximately 300 for me.
STEP 4
With your gathered keywords within Adwords keywords tool, you must analyze the SERP competition not ADWORDS COMPETITION COLUMN, so right now I'm using UNF for that purpose, but you can use any tool you want .
STEP 5
Congratulations, you have some great keywords, now pray for me, and wait for my other shares.
Hope it helps.
And if it's useful for you please add rep and, give a thanks.
You can ask any questions below the thread.
 
Analyzing competition with adwords is not the same as the competition for reaching first positions by seo. The adwords competition is the one referring to placing ads to reach position #1 in paid ads, the correlation isn't the same as the serp
 

STEP 4
With your gathered keywords within Adwords keywords tool, you must analyze the competition, so right now I'm using UNF for that purpose, but you can use any tool you want .

Analyzing competition with adwords is not the same as the competition for reaching first positions by seo. The adwords competition is the one referring to placing ads to reach position #1 in paid ads, the correlation isn't the same as the serp


I think he means the UNF "competition" analysis. It actually looks at the SERP's and supposedly weighs in on many SEO factors including the KW being in title tags, backlinks, etc. UNF has somewhat of a broad meaning for "easy", "medium" and "hard" but it's a good base point to get a feel for what words are going to be worth your time before you dig deeper and really get a more thorough analysis of your competition.
 
Analyzing competition with adwords is not the same as the competition for reaching first positions by seo. The adwords competition is the one referring to placing ads to reach position #1 in paid ads, the correlation isn't the same as the serp
I meant serp competition already, not adwords.
Analyzing competition with adwords is not the same as the competition for reaching first positions by seo. The adwords competition is the one referring to placing ads to reach position #1 in paid ads, the correlation isn't the same as the serp
Yea, you're rite.
 
So any other comments?
Come on guyz, it deserves much more than that.
 
Is there any other tool where if i have 10,000 KWs will analyse the PR and number of links of the first ten sites of each KW and also the number of exact search volume for me?


Atul
 

And if it's useful for you please add rep and, give a thanks.
You can ask any questions below the thread.

The rep system has been gone for months - where have you been? :)

Regardless, we appreciate the time and effort you put into your post.
 
Let me tell you categorically that UNF difficulty rating is as useful as a banana sandwich (sorry Clyde and co).

Let tell you also what is a commonly misconcepted factor in keyword difficulty:

Exact matches in Google - no clear correlation
intitle, inurl, inanchor.. all have no clear correlation
Traffic travis has no correlation


The easiest free way to analyse competition is Market Samurai, or if you want to pay $$$$$, Moz.


Trust me, I know, I've analysed 200 million keywords.
 
Is there any other tool where if i have 10,000 KWs will analyse the PR and number of links of the first ten sites of each KW and also the number of exact search volume for me?


Atul

Not 10k keywords, but keywordrevealer.com is pretty good. SB for exact matches - use competition finder plugin.
 
Let me tell you categorically that UNF difficulty rating is as useful as a banana sandwich (sorry Clyde and co).

Let tell you also what is a commonly misconcepted factor in keyword difficulty:

Exact matches in Google - no clear correlation
intitle, inurl, inanchor.. all have no clear correlation
Traffic travis has no correlation


The easiest free way to analyse competition is Market Samurai, or if you want to pay $$$$$, Moz.


Trust me, I know, I've analysed 200 million keywords.
So in the market samurai what you see? Google's algorithms open source codes ??
easyy
 
I think he means the UNF "competition" analysis. It actually looks at the SERP's and supposedly weighs in on many SEO factors including the KW being in title tags, backlinks, etc. UNF has somewhat of a broad meaning for "easy", "medium" and "hard" but it's a good base point to get a feel for what words are going to be worth your time before you dig deeper and really get a more thorough analysis of your competition.

UNF does not weigh in many factors. It weighs one. The #1 result page authority (not top 10, just 1). Nothing else.
 
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So in the market samurai what you see? Google's algorithms open source codes ??
easyy

No..

Click on the SEO Competition section, analyse the top 10 results, and look with your eyes, then use your brain to see if it competitive.
 
Hi Ardley216

I used the competition finder pluggin and the results displayed therein differs from those displayed by GAP

Where am i going wrong?


Atul Tanna
 
UNF does not weigh in many factors. It weighs one. The #1 result page authority (not top 10, just 1). Nothing else.

I did put "supposedly" in front of that bit...UNF is your competition or something?? Lol.
 
Lets say i have got 10,000 KWs and for competition analysis i would like to have /know the PR of the first 10 sites for each keyword

Further, if i have scraped 1000s of KWs using scrapebox how do i find the exact search volume for each KW


Atul
 
The easiest free way to analyse competition is Market Samurai, or if you want to pay $$$$$, Moz.


Trust me, I know, I've analysed 200 million keywords.

Are there 200 million keywords that are worthwhile (1000 + searches).
 
No..

Click on the SEO Competition section, analyse the top 10 results, and look with your eyes, then use your brain to see if it competitive.

How do you judge competition in MS. Is domain age an important factor?
 
Hi Absurtu


Why you not responding when i really need your help Sent you PMs also


Atul
 
So any other comments?
Come on guyz, it deserves much more than that.

No offense man but this isn't exactly groundbreaking stuff. I appreciate the share but basically what you're saying is:

Scrape keywords, upload to keyword planner and analyze - which is basically what everyone does already..

Lots of people have stayed awake at night for many hours trying to think up new ways to find keywords - it's possible you will trip on some new way - but unlikely.
 
No offense man but this isn't exactly groundbreaking stuff. I appreciate the share but basically what you're saying is:

Scrape keywords, upload to keyword planner and analyze - which is basically what everyone does already..

Lots of people have stayed awake at night for many hours trying to think up new ways to find keywords - it's possible you will trip on some new way - but unlikely.
Yea you're rite, but the scrapebox thing I said in my post, different than I've ever seen before.
 
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