Keyboarding
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- Jan 20, 2014
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​Hey everyone,
Re-learning basic KW research, I used keyword planner combined with ubersuggest to gather a list of keywords. I have over 1400 keywords organized by search volume, top - down.
This isn't much compared to most people and it's easy to get lists of 10k+ keywords with scrapebox/whatever else.
What do people do with lists like this?
My thoughts were, since I'm new I'm not going to bother with the 150k+ searches, and I'd avoid anything under 300. So that will filter majority, however.
I'll still have something like ~300 and if I ever add more it will only grow.
Any suggestions to keep myself organized and save time sifting through to decide/know which keywords to use?
I don't have any other tools. My goal is to end up with a CB Affiliate campaign, so I need to save relevant keywords and modify them for buyers keywords and long tails.
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Maybe I'm asking the wrong question, but if you know what I should be asking instead, please pretend I asked that question.
Pretty sure I know what I need to do, but hiding from it as I know it will take a lot of effort.
Re-learning basic KW research, I used keyword planner combined with ubersuggest to gather a list of keywords. I have over 1400 keywords organized by search volume, top - down.
This isn't much compared to most people and it's easy to get lists of 10k+ keywords with scrapebox/whatever else.
What do people do with lists like this?
My thoughts were, since I'm new I'm not going to bother with the 150k+ searches, and I'd avoid anything under 300. So that will filter majority, however.
I'll still have something like ~300 and if I ever add more it will only grow.
Any suggestions to keep myself organized and save time sifting through to decide/know which keywords to use?
I don't have any other tools. My goal is to end up with a CB Affiliate campaign, so I need to save relevant keywords and modify them for buyers keywords and long tails.
​
Maybe I'm asking the wrong question, but if you know what I should be asking instead, please pretend I asked that question.
Pretty sure I know what I need to do, but hiding from it as I know it will take a lot of effort.