Turn searches into page plans

Keyword research guide

Good keyword research helps you decide what to build, what to rewrite, and what to leave alone.

Search intent first

Before choosing a keyword, inspect the search results. Are the ranking pages services, guides, tools, product pages, local results, videos, or comparisons?

Match the page type to the intent. A service page should not pretend to be a dictionary entry, and a beginner guide should not hide behind sales copy.

Cluster and map

Group similar phrases into clusters and map each cluster to one primary URL. This prevents multiple weak pages from competing with each other.

Add secondary questions as sections or FAQs when they support the main intent.

Prioritize

Choose keywords by business value, ranking difficulty, current authority, content gap, and conversion potential. Volume alone is not enough.

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