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should i do keyword research for every single blog post ?

by moinu95
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I need to know about keyword research. should i do keyword research for my every single blog post? if yes then how much avg monthly search keyword should i use?
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  • Profile picture of the author mathompson
    you should concentrate on only 3 keywords thereforce you don't have to keyword research for every single blogspot
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  • Profile picture of the author Intellipro
    No need to research but yes when writing each blog post, define the keyword term in proper manner in blog post
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  • Profile picture of the author ignaciosports
    3 keywords are enogh.Just focus on them and do effective off page seo techniques to get their ranking in search engines.
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  • Profile picture of the author moinu95
    Can anyone suggest some ways to find out Blogging keyword, can you suggest some keyword pattern/foot print? ex keyword+dot dot like this? thank you.
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  • Profile picture of the author theblogmillionaire
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    • Profile picture of the author moinu95
      Originally Posted by theblogmillionaire View Post

      Instead of doing keyword research for every post, you should do keyword research on your industry.

      1) Start by brainstorming and writing down every root / head keyword (1 or 2 word phrases)

      2) Run each word through SEMRush and download the spreadsheet for each phrase.

      3) Combine all the data into one spreadsheet.

      4) Rank the words by the least amount of Google results to the greatest.

      5) Delete all phrases with over 100,000 Google results.

      6) Rank the remainder of your list by most search volume to least.

      7) Go down the list one by one to identify long tailed phrases that can be turned into an article.

      The best practice is to focus on keyword phrases with a monthly search volume of at least 50 with less than 100,000 results in Google.

      Thanks for your very fast response
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    • Profile picture of the author Leadsupply
      Originally Posted by theblogmillionaire View Post

      Instead of doing keyword research for every post, you should do keyword research on your industry.

      1) Start by brainstorming and writing down every root / head keyword (1 or 2 word phrases)

      2) Run each word through SEMRush and download the spreadsheet for each phrase.

      3) Combine all the data into one spreadsheet.

      4) Rank the words by the least amount of Google results to the greatest.

      5) Delete all phrases with over 100,000 Google results.

      6) Rank the remainder of your list by most search volume to least.

      7) Go down the list one by one to identify long tailed phrases that can be turned into an article.

      The best practice is to focus on keyword phrases with a monthly search volume of at least 50 with less than 100,000 results in Google.
      Great insight. I know there a number of ways of doing this. May even be unique for each person, but I really like this one. I don't have the same process 100% but a huge chunk is the same.

      Doing this right will definitely bring in good results.

      Thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mattdawg841
    Great question! You shouldn't do research for every blog post. What you should do is some research to get about 10 keywords or so (to start anyways) and start sprinkling those into your blog posts at a rate of about 2-3 per post. Simply keep using the same keywords and once you start getting some google juice, start adding in new keywords!

    I hope that helps and good luck!
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    • Profile picture of the author moinu95
      Originally Posted by Mattdawg841 View Post

      Great question! You shouldn't do research for every blog post. What you should do is some research to get about 10 keywords or so (to start anyways) and start sprinkling those into your blog posts at a rate of about 2-3 per post. Simply keep using the same keywords and once you start getting some google juice, start adding in new keywords!

      I hope that helps and good luck!
      Thank you for your very fast response
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  • Profile picture of the author hrishivardhan
    Use long tail keywords and keyword phrase with less competition and more search volume. Use trending keywords and to select keywords there is Google keyword planner which help you in the best way. Google trends is another tool to know the trending keywords.
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  • Profile picture of the author englandsadvertising
    Yes, you can search keywords for single blog post but keep in mind blog post should be contained with more than 500 words and target keywords should be relevant. Target only 2-3 keywords for single blog post.
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