increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

14
INCREASED ORGANIC TRAFFIC WITH MODERN - DAY KEYWORD RESEARCH Marketing Meetup Budapest, Google Ground, 3rd of June 2016 Adam Szabo, Webabstract.io 1

Upload: adam-szabo

Post on 14-Apr-2017

225 views

Category:

Business


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

1

INCREASED ORGANIC TRAFFIC WITH MODERN -

DAY KEYWORD RESEARCH

Marketing Meetup Budapest, Google Ground, 3rd of June 2016

Adam Szabo, Webabstract.io

Page 2: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

2

HAVE YOU EVER USED GOOGLE KEYWORD

PLANNER?

Page 3: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

3

DID YOU KNOW THAT IT ONLY DISPLAYS 50% OF

THE KEYWORDS?

Page 4: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

4

WAIT, WHAT? WHY CAN’T I SEE ALL THE KEYWORDS?

Today, we're living in a socially driven world. The way we communicate, the way we consume content

online has changed. Google has become number two. Social media is number one.

There are tons of new keywords emerging every day. Keyword planner apps are too slow to pick them up.

Page 5: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

5LET’S SEE IT IN ACTION!

Trending

Lots of articles

Page 6: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

6

MEANWHILE IN GOOGLE KEYWORD PLANNER...

No results

Page 7: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

7

KEYWORD RESEARCH(THE „OLD” WAY)

VS

TOPICAL RESEARCH(THE NEW WAY)

Page 8: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

81. SEED KEYWORD RESEARCH

Keyword research never started with the Keyword Planner. The first step is finding seed keywords. Seed keywords are search terms you put in keyword planner

apps to get more ideas of a topic. Recommended apps: seedkeywords.com or Google Forms

Page 9: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

92. KEYWORD RESEARCH

Second step: Google Keyword Planner + Ubersuggest for more long-tail results.

Try to keep relevant long-tail keywords as it's easier to rank for them and they even convert better.

Keep an eye on negative keywords so you don’t get lost in the huge amount of data.

Page 10: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

103. COMPETITOR RESEARCH

Keyword Effectiveness Index (KEI) = (search volume)^2 / competition

LongTailPro analyses the top Google results for each keyword and gives you back a so-called Keyword Competitiveness (KC) score between 1 and 100.

Depends on the timeframe you want to rank in, but as a general rule of thumb: keywords having 40 or lower KC's are relatively easy targets.

Page 11: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

11WHAT IS TOPICAL RESEARCH?

Starting point: social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, Snapchat, etc)

Follow bloggers, news and fan sites that create content around a specific topic.

If you see something new popping up frequently, leave the Keyword Planner behind and create valuable content around it.

Page 12: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

12CASE STUDY

Ryan Stewart drove 15,000 visits in 30 days to a brand new site using topical research.

He’s outranking DA 70+ sites (DA = Domain Authority).

Source: http://webris.org/get-more-organic-traffic-right-now/

Page 13: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

13

BEFORE YOU DIG DEEP INTO KEYWORD/TOPICAL RESEARCH...

Neil Patel was asked what would he have done differently, if he was to start blogging again:

„Instead of one post a week I would have created more content.”

„I would have put out 4 or 5 a week. Or even 7 a week if possible.”

Source: http://valconmedia.com/how-to-promote-your-blog/

Page 14: Increased organic traffic with modern day keyword research

14

CREATE VALUABLE CONTENT CONSISTENTLY! THAT’S THE HARDEST PART.

Is there a content overload? Maybe in English, but in other languages? Not at all.

In March 2016, at a Google Q&A, Andrey Lipattsev – Search Quality Senior Strategist at Google said in regards of criticism towards their search algorithm:

„...in a lot of Eastern European markets there just isn’t enough content, as compared to the percentage of the internet population that those regions represent.”

Source: https://youtu.be/l8VnZCcl9J4