Try KeySearch (helps out the channel!): https://keysearch.co/?via=849d5a
Sitemap Extractor Tool: https://www.seowl.co/sitemap-extractor/
ChatGPT Seed Keyword Prompt (replace relevant sections with info about your business):
You are an SEO specialist tasked with generating relevant Google search queries for a new property management software called RentalStack. Your goal is to create a comprehensive list of search queries that potential customers might use, including lesser-known and niche keywords.
Here’s the product description for RentalStack:
[product_description]
It has features like:
* Rent collection & payment tracking
* Maintenance request management
* Tenant screening & application portal
* Lease document management
* Financial reporting for rental properties
* Automated rent reminders
[/product_description]
Before generating the final list of keywords, conduct keyword research to consider various aspects of property management, potential user needs, and industry trends. Use this keyword research process to identify lesser-known search queries that potential customers might use. Include your thoughts in [keyword_research] tags:
List key features and benefits of RentalStack from the product description.
Identify potential user pain points and needs related to property management.
Consider industry trends and emerging technologies in property management.
Generate a list of related topics and subtopics within property management.
After completing the keyword research, generate a list of search queries for each of the following categories:
Informational keywords: Searches that seek information or answers to questions.
Commercial keywords: Searches that indicate a user is researching products or services with the intent to purchase.
Transactional keywords: Searches that show a user is ready to make a purchase or take a specific action.
Guidelines for generating keywords:
– Include a mix of short-tail (3-4 words) and long-tail (5+ words) keywords.
– Use the product description as inspiration, focusing on the features and benefits mentioned.
– Ensure that the queries are relevant to property management software and the needs of small to medium-sized landlords and property managers.
– Consider potential pain points, emerging trends, and niche aspects of property management to uncover lesser-known search queries.
Format your response as follows:
1. Begin with “Here are relevant Google search queries for RentalStack:”
2. List the queries under each category heading (Informational Keywords, Commercial Keywords, Transactional Keywords).
3. Present the queries in an unformatted list without numbering or quotation marks.
Example output structure (using generic terms):
Here are relevant Google search queries for RentalStack:
Informational Keywords:
[Keyword 1]
[Keyword 2]
[Keyword 3]
Commercial Keywords:
[Keyword 1]
[Keyword 2]
[Keyword 3]
Transactional Keywords:
[Keyword 1]
[Keyword 2]
[Keyword 3]
Remember to replace the generic [Keyword X] placeholders with actual, relevant search queries based on the RentalStack product description and your keyword research process.
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🔥 Matt, this was hands down one of the most practical and insightful keyword research tutorials I’ve seen, no fluff, just pure value! The way you broke down keyword intent and clustering was a game-changer. It’s crazy how AI has streamlined the process, back in the day, this would’ve taken forever!
By the way, with all the new SEO updates rolling out, do you have a go-to strategy for consistently turning keyword research into actual leads and conversions? Would love to hear your thoughts! 😊
Really clever explanation and no unnecessary verbiage! Respect! + subscription
A good lecture that will benefit all who have followed this excellent explanation.
Clear and understandable, I wish there was more information like this.
Appreciate the non-fluff straightforward approach. Was a great review for me. Thank you!
Clear and understandable, I wish there was more information like this.
Crisp, smart way of explaining, necessary and sufficient information. That was helpful. Thank you.
Appreciate the non-fluff straightforward approach. Was a great review for me. Thank you!
Appreciate the non-fluff straightforward approach. Was a great review for me. Thank you!
Thank you sir! <3
You putting this up for free is actually clutch – praise to you
Thank you for creating the video – likes Unequivocally !!!!
You putting this up for free is actually clutch – praise to you
Thanks, Matt, for sharing!
Thank you Matt. I’m from Nigeria, and your video gave me more insight on how to apply it to keyword research. It was very detailed and practical. You really know your onions 👏
I'm currently building an open source plugin for property managers. Ha! A bit uncanny, who found whom?
Yes, please come out with a course. What is out there is rather overwhelming.
Cant find the tool ahref keywords explorer as seen in the video can somebody help me please.
Your videos are easy to understand through all the confusion. My website manager uses Squirrly and it has a meta Keyword box, but when I researched online it said meta keywords are no longer used. Then on Screaming Frog when it audited my site it said I have no keywords, I'm assuming is because the Meta Keyword box is empty, it's confusing.
Great video!! Thanks
Very enggaing class sir
Thank you for explaining everything so clearly. Everything is very clear. Like for the explanation.
Is commercial keywords a lot of the time very close to transactional?
this really the best video about keyword research. You are very clear and give me more ideas to try it . Thank you
Thank you for explaining everything so clearly. Everything is very clear. Like for the explanation.
Matt, you're a Saint! Thank you so much for for the great info & hands-on prompts to get me started on the daunting task of KW research! I'm hooked!
Love your videos.
I've watched tens of videos and most of them just talk theory. This is the first video where someone actually execute the process…thanks for sharing
You putting this up for free is actually clutch – praise to you
mine is a cooking site…
Great video! This really helped me understand keyword research and how to approach it.
Could you make a detailed video specifically on niche and keyword research for content websites/blogs? I’d love to see how you find and validate profitable niches, identify low-competition informational keywords, evaluate their potential, and build keyword clusters/content silos for a new content site.