Slides from Dan Callis' "Keywords, Keywords Everywhere" talk at the Manyminds Give It A Go Conference on 20th October 2017.
The aim of this talk was to help and inspire digital marketers to look at bigger chunks of keyword data with ease and on low budgets.
A link to the tool included as part of this talk can be found here: https://www.strategiq.co/mm-kw-doc
A link to the blog post where these slides are embedded, with more information on the talk, can be found here: https://strategiqmarketing.co.uk/blog/keywords-everywhere-manyminds-giat-october-2017/
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DISCLAIMER
I’m not here to teach you how to use Excel or
formulas.
That would be dull for the disinterested and
patronising for the experts (which I’m far from BTW).
I’m here to show you the data, tools and methods I
use with Excel for keyword research.
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The SEO funnel
The bottom funnel
Ready to purchase
“Buy Tomacco online”
“Cheap Tomacco”
“Tomacco free delivery”
Mid funnel
Considering a purchase
“Tomacco reviews”
“Is Tomacco safe”
“Best flavour of Tomacco”
Top funnel
May not know what they need yet
“How to quit smoking”
“Ways to quit smoking”
“Does tobacco flavoured food exist”
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Google Keyword Planner
The keyword ideas tool is useful for
finding more phrases to target, and
it also has search volume &
competitiveness data.
https://adwords.google.com/
intl/en_uk/home/tools/
keyword-planner/
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Google advanced search
5 bums on a rugby post:
(intitle:who OR intitle:how OR
intitle:why OR intitle:where OR
intitle:when OR intitle:which)
I wrote a blog post on this here:
https://www.semrush.com/blog/
How-to-find-the-best-content-
ideas-in-6-easy-steps/
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Competitors
Crawl your competitors sites or get
their top performing pages from
SEMrush. Look what content is
performing best for them.
I wrote a blog post on this here:
https://www.semrush.com/blog/
How-to-find-the-best-content-
ideas-in-6-easy-steps/
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Found PPC Keyword Tool
Sometimes, some common sense
can help you find ideas. Found’s PPC
tool is amazing for concatenating
words together to different variants
of queries.
https://www.found.co.uk/
ppc-keyword-tool/
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Advanced Web Ranking
CLICK THROUGH RATES AND SEARCH SHARE
Advanced Web Ranking CTR Study
Great for forecasting current search
share & potential click gains based
on search volume.
https://www.advancedwebranking.
com/cloud/ctrstudy/
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Once the data has all been collected, you’ll likely have…
●Keywords
●Search volumes global
●Search volumes national
●Search volumes local
●Keyword difficulty
●SERP CTRs
●Current rankings
●Current clicks
●Categorisation
But split across multiple sheets and sources these aren’t much good.
Step up Excel!
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=VLOOKUP
To look up a data point in another set of data for the same
keyword, and return that value in your working sheet.
=VLOOKUP(the metric you want to look up, the columns/rows
you want to find this data, the column you want the formula to
return the data from, FALSE for exact match)
=VLOOKUP(A2,B:C,2,FALSE)
https://chris-green.net/really-easy-vlookups-for-excel-spreadsheet-beginners/
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=SUMIF
To look up a data point in another set of data for the same
keyword, and return that total of all that match said criteria in a
sheet
=SUMIF(the column you want to look for matched criteria, the
criteria you want it to match, the columns of data you want to to
total if the criteria matches)
=SUMIF(B:B,A2,C:C)
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=AVERAGEIF
To look up a data point in another set of data for the same
keyword, and return the average of all that match said criteria in
a sheet
=AVERAGEIF(the column you want to look for matched criteria,
the criteria you want it to match, the columns of data you want to
to average if the criteria matches)
=AVERAGEIF(B:B,A2,C:C)