Advanced tools to discover topics to address
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2025 9:29 am
There are many tools that allow you to cross-reference this topic. For example, there is Answer The Public that offers a solution to intercept long tail keywords that also have a low search volume. I find this solution useful especially for FAQ texts, tutorials and site sections that need content based on questions and answers. A good step to also exploit voice search.
Another essential solution is Google Trends , a reality that offers official data from Mountain View regarding a topic. At the heart of the numbers proposed by this suite are the trends of a search over time. I use this historical marketing with stockholder database SEO tool to approach writing intelligently: if a query is recurring, with a sinusoid trend, I create content without a date in the URL to be updated constantly. An example?
A case of seasonal trend.
Why write new articles dedicated to the white week if you can publish a complete one to update every year ? In this way you avoid duplicate content and you benefit the search engine that does not have to decide what to take into consideration fo that topic. Oh, and maybe you can avoid writing a useless post.
Like the one for snow holidays: white week can be a good candidate to cover both topics. How do you determine? I don't know any recipes that are 100% certain , but you can start studying the topic seriously.
Another essential solution is Google Trends , a reality that offers official data from Mountain View regarding a topic. At the heart of the numbers proposed by this suite are the trends of a search over time. I use this historical marketing with stockholder database SEO tool to approach writing intelligently: if a query is recurring, with a sinusoid trend, I create content without a date in the URL to be updated constantly. An example?
A case of seasonal trend.
Why write new articles dedicated to the white week if you can publish a complete one to update every year ? In this way you avoid duplicate content and you benefit the search engine that does not have to decide what to take into consideration fo that topic. Oh, and maybe you can avoid writing a useless post.
Like the one for snow holidays: white week can be a good candidate to cover both topics. How do you determine? I don't know any recipes that are 100% certain , but you can start studying the topic seriously.