seo keywords research

Banned 5 years ago

Originally Posted by tope1day

Please, i need some valuable help and advice on how i could gather some keywords (up to 20) to start off my new blog.

i am planning on starting a new blog this week. But, want to be sure that the contents i write could possibly rank in search results. Pls, how can i know the potential of a paticular keyword before writting on it at all.

Need a very good SEO Keyword Title idea generation techniques that raely works. thanks !

No offense but If you're clueless about SEO, just build the pages.

The thing about SEO is you will never know what's possible to rank until you actually jump in and try to rank a page and that all starts by first building the webpages. To a certain extent search engine competition is irrelevant, it matters but it's not a deal breaker for any niche.

Nothing is written in stone for SEO, you can always go back later on and edit a webpage and build followed backlinks If the page doesn't rank.

You will rank for a variety of longtail keywords regardless. They might be one hit wonder keywords but you will still rank and tracking that data can help you build better pages for better traffic keywords over time.

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When I'm busy but I plan on targeting a niche I just build the webpage, throw it up there for Google to index and see where it lands on the SERPs. This way when I have time to work on the project I already have a head start, the page is already indexed with relevant text, even If I decide to target better keywords later on.

Build the pages.

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dmp

5 years ago

Google provides us with suggested search topics. Do a search for one of your targeted keywords to find variations and other uses of your keywords. These usually appears at the bottom of the search results page.

One of the best keyword research tools is Google Autocomplete. Google gives us a list of suggested queries to help with our search. These suggested queries can ideas on how people are using our targeted keywords. From here, you'll find additional topics and gain insight on how people search using these keywords.

Hope this help!

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iron1

5 years ago

I use Market Samurai. It works best for me on all levels of KW research and analysis.

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Forte Trader

5 years ago

googleplanner and keyword checker both are best for keyword research

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Tesslady

5 years ago

You can check out Google Keyword Planner. Alongside this, do your best to update your blog with fresh, engaging and original content regularly. Also, don't forget to promote your blog in social media.

Good luck!

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richard docc

5 years ago

Use google research and google keyword planner for this activity

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Pinkysoll

Banned 5 years ago

You can always assess keywords through Google Keyword Planner. But, only your efforts are going to make your keywords powerful.

Doing SEO (on- and off-page), social media marketing and forum/blog commenting/posting are great ways to make your blog rank higher and higher.

If you don't know much about SEO, I suggest you study it first. Here's a quick guide to help you:
https://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo

Just keep on working on your blog, and always stuff it with fresh, original, valuable and interesting content. Good luck!