Hello, thank you for your comment. SEO can be a very good career choice, especially if you find the world of digital marketing interesting. If you are interested in pursuing a career in SEO or enhancing your existing skills in this field, the SEO Course by Rank Math can be a valuable resource to help you achieve your goals. Hope that helps and please do not hesitate to let us know if you need our assistance with anything else.
Great breakdown on using Google Keyword Planner. Entrepreneurs should also analyze the keyword difficulty score to prioritize terms with a balance of high search volume and low competition, which can often lead to quicker wins in SEO.
⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - (🎥) Introduction to adding emojis to RUclips titles and descriptions 0:20 - (🔍) Where to find the Google Keyword Planner in Google Ads 1:19 - (🇨🇦) Targeting a specific country audience with the Keyword Planner 2:37 - (🗳) Narrowing down keyword ideas using filters 3:27 - (🗃) Grouping keyword ideas into clusters 4:47 - (📈) Getting search volume data without running ads 6:11 - (🌐) Finding keywords a website ranks for 7:20 - (📄) Seeing what keywords an article can rank for before writing it 8:00 - (💰) Using keyword data to optimize for ad revenue 8:38 - (📝) Summary and conclusion 🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS: ✅ Use the Google Keyword Planner to discover new keyword ideas and get search volume data ✅ Target specific locations and use filters to refine keyword suggestions ✅ Group keywords into clusters to target a topic with one optimized article ✅ See search volume by maximizing daily budget in the Keyword Planner forecast ✅ Find keywords competitors rank for by entering their URLs ✅ Preview what keywords an article can rank for before writing it ✅ Identify high-value keywords that can generate more ad revenue 👍 BENEFITS OF THIS VIDEO: ✔ Learn to use the Google Keyword Planner for RUclips SEO ✔ Discover actionable techniques to find the best keywords ✔ Get search volume data for free without running ads ✔ Optimize videos to rank for more relevant keywords and generate ad revenue 👎 CONS: ❌ Some advanced techniques require a good understanding of the Keyword Planner ❌ Free search volume data is limited compared to active ad campaigns
Hi Jack, Thanks again for sharing your time and expertise. It's been incredibly helpful. I have a question about "Grouped View" where you mentioned that it's not necessary to write an article for every possible search term but rather to group them based on intent. I'm struggling to understand which keyword represents the intent that groups multiple searches together. Is it the "group name"? Could you please elaborate on this? I find myself in a situation where I "should" (foolishly with my inexperience) write multiple articles for different keywords that share the same intent. For instance, consider "entertainment for events." If I write an article for this category, do I still need to write one for "corporate event entertainment" and one for "private event entertainment"?
Hello, thank you for your comment. Yes, the group name represents the primary keyword. It is essential to analyze and categorize keywords based on their intent to optimize content effectively for search engines. Hope that helps and please do not hesitate to let us know if you need our assistance with anything else.
Jack, the grouped keywords that the keywords planner does for you does it group straightforward by the search intent as per the example you gave just before? Or do we need to check each group manually? I would expect being a Google tool, it is grouping it by intent 100% accurately because Google got access to all searches and keywords etc?
Hello, thank you for your comment. Keyword Planner groups keywords by similar meaning, not necessarily search intent. You'll need to review them manually to categorize by intent (informational, transactional, etc.). Even Google's tool can't perfectly group due to language nuance and evolving search trends. For better grouping, you can: - Analyze individual keywords within each group. - Consider using additional intent analysis tools (be cautious, some require verification). - Think like your target audience - what are they searching for at different buying stages? If you encounter any issues with Rank Math, you can always raise your question here rankmath.com/support/ and our support team would be happy to assist you.
I have a question plz: to create a blog, and the required social media accounts, do I need to create a us rdp (remote desktop) and then create all theses stuff on it.
Hello, and thanks for your comment. No, you don't need a US RDP to create a blog and social media accounts. If you encounter any issues with Rank Math, you can always raise your question here rankmath.com/support/ and our support team would be happy to assist you.
I have created a new website for an online course , as a beginner should I prefer low difficulty keyword as compared to medium and high..which one is best for my site.. I want to rank organically in the search engine..
Hello, and thanks for your comment. Yes, it is advisable to focus on low difficulty keywords. Targeting low competition keywords can help you rank more easily in search engines, especially since high-volume keywords are traditionally more challenging to rank for. Additionally, low difficulty keywords can provide a better opportunity for your content to be discovered and drive organic traffic to your site. When selecting keywords, consider conducting proper keyword research to identify those with lower competition and sufficient search volume. This strategy will enhance your chances of ranking well and attracting visitors to your online course website. Hope that helps and please do not hesitate to let us know if you need our assistance with anything else.
Hello, and thanks for your comment. You're right. Google Keyword Planner is now part of Google Ads, and you'll need to create a (free) Google Ads account to access it. However, there are still free alternatives for keyword research: - Google Keyword Tool: This tool uses Google Autocomplete to suggest relevant keywords. - Semrush: Offers a free plan with limited features, including keyword research. - Ahrefs: Provides a free trial with access to keyword research tools. These tools can help you find relevant keywords and assess their search volume and competition. rankmath.com/blog/free-keyword-research-tools/ If you encounter any issues with Rank Math, you can always raise your question here rankmath.com/support/ and our support team would be happy to assist you.
Hello, thank you for your comment. Google Keyword Planner don't inherently stop anything. They are designed to help you with keyword research for your content or advertising campaigns. If you encounter any issues with Rank Math, you can always raise your question here rankmath.com/support/ and our support team would be happy to assist you.
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A good lecture that will benefit all who have followed this excellent explanation.
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*Your explanations were clear and actionable - can’t wait to implement these strategies!*
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@@RankMath ok, I have a question. Is SEO a good Career?
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SEO can be a very good career choice, especially if you find the world of digital marketing interesting.
If you are interested in pursuing a career in SEO or enhancing your existing skills in this field, the SEO Course by Rank Math can be a valuable resource to help you achieve your goals.
Hope that helps and please do not hesitate to let us know if you need our assistance with anything else.
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Great breakdown on using Google Keyword Planner. Entrepreneurs should also analyze the keyword difficulty score to prioritize terms with a balance of high search volume and low competition, which can often lead to quicker wins in SEO.
Hello, and thanks for your comment. Glad you liked our video. Feel free to get in touch if you have questions.
⏰ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - (🎥) Introduction to adding emojis to RUclips titles and descriptions
0:20 - (🔍) Where to find the Google Keyword Planner in Google Ads
1:19 - (🇨🇦) Targeting a specific country audience with the Keyword Planner
2:37 - (🗳) Narrowing down keyword ideas using filters
3:27 - (🗃) Grouping keyword ideas into clusters
4:47 - (📈) Getting search volume data without running ads
6:11 - (🌐) Finding keywords a website ranks for
7:20 - (📄) Seeing what keywords an article can rank for before writing it
8:00 - (💰) Using keyword data to optimize for ad revenue
8:38 - (📝) Summary and conclusion
🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS:
✅ Use the Google Keyword Planner to discover new keyword ideas and get search volume data
✅ Target specific locations and use filters to refine keyword suggestions
✅ Group keywords into clusters to target a topic with one optimized article
✅ See search volume by maximizing daily budget in the Keyword Planner forecast
✅ Find keywords competitors rank for by entering their URLs
✅ Preview what keywords an article can rank for before writing it
✅ Identify high-value keywords that can generate more ad revenue
👍 BENEFITS OF THIS VIDEO:
✔ Learn to use the Google Keyword Planner for RUclips SEO
✔ Discover actionable techniques to find the best keywords
✔ Get search volume data for free without running ads
✔ Optimize videos to rank for more relevant keywords and generate ad revenue
👎 CONS:
❌ Some advanced techniques require a good understanding of the Keyword Planner
❌ Free search volume data is limited compared to active ad campaigns
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Thanks Jack, this video was so helpful
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Thank you so much for this video. Super helpful and well-presented. Your time and effort is most appreciated!
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I would say this video is a cluster of Digital Marketing Knowledge, thanks for the wonderful explanation
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Hi Jack, Thanks again for sharing your time and expertise. It's been incredibly helpful.
I have a question about "Grouped View" where you mentioned that it's not necessary to write an article for every possible search term but rather to group them based on intent.
I'm struggling to understand which keyword represents the intent that groups multiple searches together. Is it the "group name"? Could you please elaborate on this?
I find myself in a situation where I "should" (foolishly with my inexperience) write multiple articles for different keywords that share the same intent. For instance, consider "entertainment for events." If I write an article for this category, do I still need to write one for "corporate event entertainment" and one for "private event entertainment"?
Hello, thank you for your comment.
Yes, the group name represents the primary keyword. It is essential to analyze and categorize keywords based on their intent to optimize content effectively for search engines.
Hope that helps and please do not hesitate to let us know if you need our assistance with anything else.
Amazing video. So much great information. Thank you! 👍
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Thank you so much Jack!!
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Jack, the grouped keywords that the keywords planner does for you does it group straightforward by the search intent as per the example you gave just before? Or do we need to check each group manually? I would expect being a Google tool, it is grouping it by intent 100% accurately because Google got access to all searches and keywords etc?
Hello, thank you for your comment.
Keyword Planner groups keywords by similar meaning, not necessarily search intent. You'll need to review them manually to categorize by intent (informational, transactional, etc.). Even Google's tool can't perfectly group due to language nuance and evolving search trends.
For better grouping, you can:
- Analyze individual keywords within each group.
- Consider using additional intent analysis tools (be cautious, some require verification).
- Think like your target audience - what are they searching for at different buying stages?
If you encounter any issues with Rank Math, you can always raise your question here rankmath.com/support/ and our support team would be happy to assist you.
I have a question plz: to create a blog, and the required social media accounts, do I need to create a us rdp (remote desktop) and then create all theses stuff on it.
Hello, and thanks for your comment.
No, you don't need a US RDP to create a blog and social media accounts.
If you encounter any issues with Rank Math, you can always raise your question here rankmath.com/support/ and our support team would be happy to assist you.
Very useful video thank you
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Thanks for valuable things. ❤
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this is a very helpful video thanks for sharing this knowledge
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Thank you so much Sir ❤
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I have created a new website for an online course , as a beginner should I prefer low difficulty keyword as compared to medium and high..which one is best for my site.. I want to rank organically in the search engine..
Hello, and thanks for your comment.
Yes, it is advisable to focus on low difficulty keywords. Targeting low competition keywords can help you rank more easily in search engines, especially since high-volume keywords are traditionally more challenging to rank for. Additionally, low difficulty keywords can provide a better opportunity for your content to be discovered and drive organic traffic to your site.
When selecting keywords, consider conducting proper keyword research to identify those with lower competition and sufficient search volume. This strategy will enhance your chances of ranking well and attracting visitors to your online course website.
Hope that helps and please do not hesitate to let us know if you need our assistance with anything else.
Thanks for your great video! 😍
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Thanks Jack ... very helpful .. much appreciated
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Thanks for good explanation
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Thanks Jack, Fentastic.
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it seems that google keyword planner is no longer free. you have to set up a google ads account first.
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You're right. Google Keyword Planner is now part of Google Ads, and you'll need to create a (free) Google Ads account to access it.
However, there are still free alternatives for keyword research:
- Google Keyword Tool: This tool uses Google Autocomplete to suggest relevant keywords.
- Semrush: Offers a free plan with limited features, including keyword research.
- Ahrefs: Provides a free trial with access to keyword research tools.
These tools can help you find relevant keywords and assess their search volume and competition.
rankmath.com/blog/free-keyword-research-tools/
If you encounter any issues with Rank Math, you can always raise your question here rankmath.com/support/ and our support team would be happy to assist you.
@@markimarku it is free. You don’t have to pay for ads to use it.
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Valuable information. BTW I was watching your video and my father asked if the guy is real or AI generated. LMAO😂
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What this days keyboard planner is stopping?
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Google Keyword Planner don't inherently stop anything. They are designed to help you with keyword research for your content or advertising campaigns.
If you encounter any issues with Rank Math, you can always raise your question here rankmath.com/support/ and our support team would be happy to assist you.