Simply type in a topic and browse the most popular questions using the filters.
Content plan - Topic research questions keywords
What to do next?
Paste your questions into your original document.
Don't forget to indicate the sources of your data.
Content plan - Data source table questions
Topic Research to find popular questions on topics my audience is sample cell phone number in philippines interested in.
Keyword Magic Tool to find keywords based on questions.
Step 4: Filtering and grouping your topics
Now that you have compiled a list of topics and keywords, you will need to choose those that can provide you with the best results for your blog.
Next, you'll learn how to refine your topic list based on keyword popularity as well as competition.
We will also return to the topic cluster model so that you can group your keywords into clusters.
Filter keywords by volume and difficulty
This is where you need a keyword research tool that tracks volume so you can ensure your content plan is based on your audience's organic interest.
The key tactic here is to focus on keywords with:
The higher the volume, the higher the more popular the keyword is.
The lower the keyword difficulty (KD)/keyword competition metric, the lower the metric, the less competitive the keyword is.
If you are using SEMrush, the right tool for this task is Keyword Strategy Builder .
Paste all the keywords from your file into the tool and update the metrics for each of them.
Aim for keywords with a low keyword density (KD) (around 60% or so) as these should be the easiest starting points.