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Theme switcher SEO / Keyword research Keyword Analysis: Abstraction and Tools Riccardo Mares Oct 05, 2016 4 min read Keyword Analysis: Abstraction and Tools How to find hundreds of new keywords and choose the best ones Keyword analysis is, in my opinion, one of the most difficult tasks for an SEO. Its results, once applied, must be able to: Bring traffic. Bring qualified traffic.
Guarantee previous traffic/placements (in case of existing site). Support Japan WhatsApp Number Data link building . All obviously coordinated with the pre-established business objectives and the goals established in the analysis tools (the "qualified" was not a coincidence). However, there is an even more difficult question, which is when they ask you "How is keyword analysis done?" . It's difficult because ~ trumpets ~ the answer isn't there.
It's a bit like if I asked you how to win a partner: there isn't a specific recipe, there are different approaches. The right one? The one that brings the best objectives with the least expense. Which keyword, what type? Another good question is which keywords to choose, or rather what type of keywords to choose. I'll borrow a breakdown from HubSpot regarding the Buyer's Journey: Buyer's Journey by HubSpot.
Guarantee previous traffic/placements (in case of existing site). Support Japan WhatsApp Number Data link building . All obviously coordinated with the pre-established business objectives and the goals established in the analysis tools (the "qualified" was not a coincidence). However, there is an even more difficult question, which is when they ask you "How is keyword analysis done?" . It's difficult because ~ trumpets ~ the answer isn't there.
It's a bit like if I asked you how to win a partner: there isn't a specific recipe, there are different approaches. The right one? The one that brings the best objectives with the least expense. Which keyword, what type? Another good question is which keywords to choose, or rather what type of keywords to choose. I'll borrow a breakdown from HubSpot regarding the Buyer's Journey: Buyer's Journey by HubSpot.