The fact is, if you’re looking for keywords and phrases that are related to the keyword you’re targeting, Google will tell you exactly what you should include in your content pages. There’s no tricks, just search, observe, and keep track.

Here are the top 5 ways that you can get keywords from Google, that work. Everyone has their own methods, these are the 5 that work for my content creation. You might have other ways of doing the same thing. If you do, then stick with what works for YOU.

After searching for the keyword you’re targeting:

1. Observe what Google provides you with in the website description in the search results. Many of the most relevant search terms are given to you in the descriptions. Copy as many as you can and add them to your list or spreadsheet.

2. At the bottom of the Google search page is something called: “Searches related to: –your search phrase–” Here Google is telling you want the best and most relevant search terms are. You can click on each search phrase to drill down to the next level.

3. Click on “Show Options” near the top of the Google search page. On the left you’ll see a menu, click on “Wonder Wheel”. This will give you a graphical representation of search terms that are relevant to your top level search. You can click on each search term to get more related keywords.

4. Google Keyword tool:  https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

5. Google Traffic estimator:  https://adwords.google.com/select/TrafficEstimatorSandbox

It works and gets highly ranked for the phrases to target, and also for the phrases that don’t directly target but are relevant are just as good.

People often forget that Google’s job is to provide it’s users with the most relevant content to what they’re searching for. If you’re not providing it, you won’t get any traffic from Google, simple as that. Write good content first, then edit it and ensure you have content relevant to your theme.

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