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An Interesting Keyword Research Question

by Ilan Finer
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I know many ways to do keyword research, but today I figured out that I still don't know everything about it, so here is my question:

How can I scrape (find) all the searched keywords using a "sentence template"...

Let's assume that I found a nice "sentence template" like this: "what do x eat"

How do I find all the things that X can be that people actually search for?

If the X was at the end of the sentence, I would use Scrapebox, but what if the "variable" is in the middle of the sentence? What tool would you use?

Thanks You In Advance,
Ilan
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    Originally Posted by Ilan Finer View Post

    I know many ways to do keyword research, but today I figured out that I still don't know everything about it, so here is my question:

    How can I scrape (find) all the searched keywords using a "sentence template"...

    Let's assume that I found a nice "sentence template" like this: "what do x eat"

    How do I find all the things that X can be that people actually search for?

    If the X was at the end of the sentence, I would use Scrapebox, but what if the "variable" is in the middle of the sentence? What tool would you use?

    Thanks You In Advance,
    Ilan



    That's very easy to do, just use an asterisk for the wildcard keyword.

    Example: "what do * eat"






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    • Profile picture of the author Ilan Finer
      Originally Posted by yukon View Post

      That's very easy to do, just use an asterisk for the wildcard keyword.

      Example: "what do * eat"
      Cool, I learned something today, so thanks!

      However I can't I use asterisk in the key KeywordPlanner tool... is there a way to scrape if faster with a tool? (didn't try ScrapeBox yet)
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      • Profile picture of the author yukon
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        Originally Posted by Ilan Finer View Post

        Cool, I learned something today, so thanks!

        However I can't I use asterisk in the key KeywordPlanner tool... is there a way to scrape if faster with a tool? (didn't try ScrapeBox yet)

        Scrapebox does the same searching you can do directly on Google Search. Go to Youtube and watch some of the Loopline channel videos for Scrapebox.
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        • Profile picture of the author Ilan Finer
          Originally Posted by yukon View Post

          Scrapebox does the same searching you can do directly on Google Search. Go to Youtube and watch some of the Loopline channel videos for Scrapebox.
          Looks amazing, I would definitely check this out!

          Thank you for your help!
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    • Profile picture of the author Tim3
      Originally Posted by yukon View Post

      That's very easy to do, just use an asterisk for the wildcard keyword.
      Example: "what do * eat"
      That's interesting... I don't use search ops much, but had a bit of a twiddle and noticed different results depending how many asterisks are added, same for you?
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      • Profile picture of the author DABK
        One * means one word is missing; 2 * means 2 words are missing, 3 * means 3 words are missing.

        When you put in more than 1 * you're telling Google to look fill in more than 1 word, so you'll get different results.

        how to lose * seems to mean to Google how to lose weight
        how to lose ** seems to mean to Google how to lose weight fast, how to lose your gut, how to lose weight safely, how to lose x pounds.

        Originally Posted by Tim3 View Post

        That's interesting... I don't use search ops much, but had a bit of a twiddle and noticed different results depending how many asterisks are added, same for you?
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  • Profile picture of the author DABK
    Keyword planner has a button you click to include a specific word or words.

    So, you're looking for the keyword "lose weight," for instance and want a bunch of keywords that are about losing weight pills, so you add the word pill as a must exist word, and Google will bring up things like:
    lose weight pills
    pills for losing weight
    how to lose weight with pills

    but it will not bring up things like:
    workout to lose weight
    best exercises for weight loss
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  • Profile picture of the author Dokemion
    Yukon don't spoon feed them that much hehehe..
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