But isn't the competition metric from Keyword Planner purely for the Adwords competition factor NOT necessarily the organic search competition? Please clarify.
It is indeed, so whilst you can't 1:1 relate it to organic traffic, you can at least infer that there are lots of people that want to rank for this or not in an advertisement sense - and if people are willing to do it for money, then you can bet that people are also willing to do it for free too, so it usually tracks pretty well, even if it isn't an exact match
Hello sir, I want to know that I apply your strategy to find keywords on google keyword planner but the keyword shows low in competition and the traffic like 1k to 10k, but when I copy the keyword to further check KD on ahrefs, it shows me very hard to rank on this keyword like the KD shows me 50 or 60 and my site is very new, so I want to know that should I make an article on the basis of google keyword planner metrics or should I leave the keyword basis on ahrefs metrics.. please clarify that sir....
*What level of competition would you avoid if trying to rank an article organically using just onsite seo? Ex. don't try to rank a keyword phrase that has a competition level of >10 Also, this is around a strategy of ranking articles for adsense clicks isn't it?*
So ultimately it all depends. The idea is to order them in the most profitable way. Take for example these 2 options: 1 click worth $100 or 50 clicks worth $0.50. Sometimes it may be worth going after a harder to rank thing as the net rewards can be greater, that's why we format the data like this. Additionally although this uses AdSense data, we can imply that if people are willing to pay money to advertise on that particular keyword, it is something that converts well, or at least is profitable for them. On that basis we could effectively run affiliate offers or even products of our own, as someone else has already done the research to suggest there is money from running that keyword.
So the good news is ahref's actually has tools that you can do this with for free. For an individual keyword see here: ahrefs.com/keyword-difficulty - or to find a bunch of similar ones see ahrefs.com/keyword-generator - hope that helps!
Hey! In my opinion, your attempt to evaluate the keywords is a waste of time... Once you identified the keywords from your competitors page, you should remove the "high" competition and export the medium and low keywords. Then send them straight to a good AI writer, and generate good content, with TOC's, FAQ's, LSI's, visuals etc ... Topical Authority comes with mass article generation. Trying to evaluate the earnings per click, in an equation, is moot. Good Luck :)
Can you tell me why mine doesn’t look the same as yours? It keeps telling meto start a new campaign. Can you explain how you do that without spending money olease?
Just click to start a new campaign and never actually run it. I've run campaigns before so can't speak to what the current UI is like, it never used to require one, and this can be used for planning, so I imagine it's still usable for free
You probably want to pick a different keyword to start from, as the ones you are searching for don't have any high volume - it just unfortunately happens with some niches
Ultimately it is designed for making ads, but just don't worry about it as you don't actually need to make any, you can just make use of their tooling :)
This is clearly not the same way as tools like Ahrefs and such. It doesn’t give you any filter options like Keyword Density, showing Serps only (based on low KD) that ranking in the Top 10 (page 1 of Google). If there is a workaround, please show us that. Thanks!
Hey Max, So whilst you are correctly this can't show you how strong the competition is in terms of backlinks for the top 10 results in the SERPs, you can still see how many sites are competing to show this advert in the first place. This method shows you how to correctly prioritise your content building efforts though. Imagine for a $1000 keyword with 1 million searches a day. You can happily sit a bit further down the SERPs and still make decent money, vs being rank 1 for a keyword that pays $0.10 and only has 5 traffic a month. Obviously ranking in the top spot would yield even more fantastic returns, its about prioritising what will be net most profitable, then from there its just the usual game of pushing your site hard to build that authority to net push up the rankings of all your articles across your whole site. Hope that helps!
But isn't the competition metric from Keyword Planner purely for the Adwords competition factor NOT necessarily the organic search competition? Please clarify.
It is indeed, so whilst you can't 1:1 relate it to organic traffic, you can at least infer that there are lots of people that want to rank for this or not in an advertisement sense - and if people are willing to do it for money, then you can bet that people are also willing to do it for free too, so it usually tracks pretty well, even if it isn't an exact match
Hello sir, I want to know that I apply your strategy to find keywords on google keyword planner but the keyword shows low in competition and the traffic like 1k to 10k, but when I copy the keyword to further check KD on ahrefs, it shows me very hard to rank on this keyword like the KD shows me 50 or 60 and my site is very new, so I want to know that should I make an article on the basis of google keyword planner metrics or should I leave the keyword basis on ahrefs metrics.. please clarify that sir....
Excellent. I would love to see you compare the results to an actual Ahrefs report. I especially liked your working out the value potential first.
Great content! Would you share the google sheet so I can use it.
Thank you
*What level of competition would you avoid if trying to rank an article organically using just onsite seo? Ex. don't try to rank a keyword phrase that has a competition level of >10 Also, this is around a strategy of ranking articles for adsense clicks isn't it?*
So ultimately it all depends. The idea is to order them in the most profitable way.
Take for example these 2 options: 1 click worth $100 or 50 clicks worth $0.50.
Sometimes it may be worth going after a harder to rank thing as the net rewards can be greater, that's why we format the data like this.
Additionally although this uses AdSense data, we can imply that if people are willing to pay money to advertise on that particular keyword, it is something that converts well, or at least is profitable for them. On that basis we could effectively run affiliate offers or even products of our own, as someone else has already done the research to suggest there is money from running that keyword.
Why does it give you exact numbers while i only get 100-1k search volume etc.
Seems you have run an ad campaign on Google first. GKP doesn't give you exact search volume without an ad campaign. Anyway, great tip.
Can you take the same keyword and compare it side by side with Hrefs? to see similarities or differences and this would give us a broader overview?
So the good news is ahref's actually has tools that you can do this with for free. For an individual keyword see here: ahrefs.com/keyword-difficulty - or to find a bunch of similar ones see ahrefs.com/keyword-generator - hope that helps!
@@ArticleFiesta Thanks
Hey!
In my opinion, your attempt to evaluate the keywords is a waste of time...
Once you identified the keywords from your competitors page, you should remove the "high" competition and export the medium and low keywords. Then send them straight to a good AI writer, and generate good content, with TOC's, FAQ's, LSI's, visuals etc ...
Topical Authority comes with mass article generation. Trying to evaluate the earnings per click, in an equation, is moot.
Good Luck :)
What tool do you recommend for AI article generation?
Great tricks again! thanks
Glad you like them!
so is it better to target tick bite in dog ear? because is easier according to ahref?@@ArticleFiesta
this is excellent stuff. thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Can you tell me why mine doesn’t look the same as yours? It keeps telling meto start a new campaign. Can you explain how you do that without spending money olease?
Just click to start a new campaign and never actually run it. I've run campaigns before so can't speak to what the current UI is like, it never used to require one, and this can be used for planning, so I imagine it's still usable for free
my keyword planner only shows volume range like 10-100...what to do?
You probably want to pick a different keyword to start from, as the ones you are searching for don't have any high volume - it just unfortunately happens with some niches
If I go to keyword planner it tries to make me create ads, what am I doing wrong?
Ultimately it is designed for making ads, but just don't worry about it as you don't actually need to make any, you can just make use of their tooling :)
This is clearly not the same way as tools like Ahrefs and such. It doesn’t give you any filter options like Keyword Density, showing Serps only (based on low KD) that ranking in the Top 10 (page 1 of Google).
If there is a workaround, please show us that.
Thanks!
Hey Max,
So whilst you are correctly this can't show you how strong the competition is in terms of backlinks for the top 10 results in the SERPs, you can still see how many sites are competing to show this advert in the first place. This method shows you how to correctly prioritise your content building efforts though.
Imagine for a $1000 keyword with 1 million searches a day. You can happily sit a bit further down the SERPs and still make decent money, vs being rank 1 for a keyword that pays $0.10 and only has 5 traffic a month. Obviously ranking in the top spot would yield even more fantastic returns, its about prioritising what will be net most profitable, then from there its just the usual game of pushing your site hard to build that authority to net push up the rankings of all your articles across your whole site.
Hope that helps!
@@ArticleFiesta Makes sense now. Thank you for sharing your view on this. Love it!