Article Writing Question - What Happens When You Run Out Of Keywords To Use?

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If you're in a niche, and you're scrambling to find keywords but you seem to have used up most of the longtail keyword phrases for that particular niche, what do you do now? I know some experts say use keywords for SEO, but when you find yourself spending more time looking for keywords to use than spending the time writing an article, is it safe to say that I can start writing articles without keywords? Any thoughts?
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  • Profile picture of the author Jeffrey Louis
    Originally Posted by cloudchaser22 View Post

    If you're in a niche, and you're scrambling to find keywords but you seem to have used up most of the longtail keyword phrases for that particular niche, what do you do now? I know some experts say use keywords for SEO, but when you find yourself spending more time looking for keywords to use than spending the time writing an article, is it safe to say that I can start writing articles without keywords? Any thoughts?
    Think outside the box there are always things and topics to write about in any niche! My suggestions:

    1.) Go to EZA and look what other people are writing about in your niche.

    2.) Go to forums that constantly are talking about your niche and see what questions they are asking.

    3.) Start brainstorming... you'll have a bigger and better list tomorrow.

    Good luck and I hope that helps.
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  • Profile picture of the author cloudchaser22
    Great points there. So it doesn't matter if the articles won't make SEO? I'm going to have to start writing articles as a catch-or-miss type technique then.
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    • Profile picture of the author Jeffrey Louis
      Originally Posted by cloudchaser22 View Post

      Great points there. So it doesn't matter if the articles won't make SEO? I'm going to have to start writing articles as a catch-or-miss type technique then.
      No you're missing the point. It totally does matter if they make SEO. The brainstorming is just to help you find areas of your niche you have not discovered. To then expand upon and research in different keyword researching tools.
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    Hmmm... I understand now. Thank you Jeffrey
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Lee
    Here's a tip:

    Go to ezinearticles and click on any article related to your niche or field of interest. Below that article is a list of the "Most Viewed EzineArticles" and "Most Published Ezinearticles" in that category.

    It could give you some great ideas on what topics are hot and what keywords to use.

    Another way is to go to digg.com and see what topics are having the most diggs. These articles are hot and will get read by many people.

    Thanks,
    Michael
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  • Profile picture of the author cloudchaser22
    Thanks Michael
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