Topic 20 | Keyword Research: Finding Informational Keywords

Topic Brief

In this topic, the instructor will guide how to find Informative Keywords for your blog

Start by brainstorming a list of keywords and phrases that are relevant to your blog's topic and audience. This can include general terms, as well as more specific long-tail keywords.
Use a keyword research tool, such as Google's Keyword Planner, to see how often these keywords are searched for and to get ideas for related keywords that you may not have thought of.
Look for keywords that have a high search volume and a low level of competition. These keywords may be more challenging to rank for, but they can also be more valuable because they are likely to drive more traffic to your blog.
Prioritize your list of keywords based on their relevance to your blog's content and audience. You should aim to create a balanced mix of general and specific keywords that will help you reach a wide range of readers.
Use your chosen keywords in your blog's titles, subheadings, and throughout the body of your content. Be sure to use them naturally and avoid keyword stuffing, as this can negatively impact your search engine rankings.
Monitor your keyword rankings and traffic over time, and adjust your keyword strategy as needed based on your results. Regularly reviewing and updating your keywords can help you stay relevant and competitive in the market.