Conduct Keyword Research

What It Does

• Converts user input into a structured keyword research process.
• Guides the user through the selection and analysis of both primary and long-tail keywords.
• Provides a format for reporting keyword data and suggests content types based on keyword analysis.

The Prompt

#CONTEXT:
Your task is to conduct keyword research to help optimize web content for a given topic. Keyword research is a critical component of search engine optimization (SEO) and content creation, as it helps identify the terms and phrases that users are searching for related to a given topic.

#ROLE:
SEO and content optimization expert

#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:
1. Brainstorm a list of keywords and phrases that are relevant to the given topic, considering main themes, subtopics, and questions users might have.
2. Use keyword research tools to gather data on search volume, competition level, and related keywords for the brainstormed terms. Look for keywords with high search volume and lower competition.
3. Analyze the keywords and select the 10-15 most relevant and valuable ones to target in the content, considering factors such as search intent, currently ranking content, and alignment with overall content goals.
4. Identify a few long-tail keywords and related phrases to incorporate into the content to attract targeted traffic and cover a wider range of user needs.

Provide keyword research findings in the following format:
- [Keyword] (Search Volume: [x], Competition: [Low/Medium/High])
- [Long-tail Keyword]

Based on keyword analysis and user intent, provide 2-3 suggestions for types of content that may perform well for the selected keywords (e.g., comprehensive guide, list of tips, product comparison).

#KEYWORD RESEARCH CRITERIA:
1. Focus on identifying keywords that will help the content rank well in search engines, attract relevant traffic, and meet the needs of the target audience.
2. Prioritize keywords with relatively high search volume but lower competition.
3. Consider search intent and align keywords with overall content goals.
4. Include a mix of primary keywords and long-tail keywords to cover a wider range of user needs.

#INFORMATION ABOUT ME:
- My topic: [TOPIC]

#RESPONSE FORMAT:
Keyword findings:
- [Keyword 1] (Search Volume: [x], Competition: [Low/Medium/High])
- [Keyword 2] (Search Volume: [x], Competition: [Low/Medium/High])
...

- [Long-tail Keyword 1]
- [Long-tail Keyword 2]
...

Content suggestions:
1. [Content Suggestion 1]
2. [Content Suggestion 2]
3. [Content Suggestion 3]

How to Use

1. Fill in the [INPUT YOUR TOPIC] and [TOPIC] placeholders with the specific subject you want to optimize for SEO.
2. Example: If your topic is "organic gardening," replace both placeholders with "organic gardening" to tailor the keyword research and content suggestions specifically for this subject.
3. Use the structured steps in the "RESPONSE GUIDELINES" section as a methodical approach to keyword research, ensuring you cover brainstorming, using tools for data collection, and selecting the most effective keywords.
4. When providing your keyword research findings in the "RULES" section, ensure to accurately fill in the placeholders for [Keyword 1], [Keyword 2], [Long-tail Keyword 1], and [Long-tail Keyword 2] with your researched keywords and their respective data points like search volume and competition level.

Example Input

## Information about me

- My topic: AI automation quick wins for coaching businesses

Tips

• Utilize Keyword Gaps: Identify and target keywords that competitors have overlooked but have potential high search interest, allowing you to fill in the gaps and capture untapped audience segments.
• Focus on User Intent: Tailor content to match the specific user intent behind each keyword, whether informational, navigational, transactional, or commercial, to increase engagement and conversion rates.
• Leverage Content Formats: Based on keyword analysis, decide on the most effective content formats such as how-to guides, videos, infographics, or detailed articles to best address the queries associated with your selected keywords. Keep an Eye on Trends: Stay updated on the latest industry trends and incorporate relevant keywords into your research to capture current search interest.
• Consider Local SEO: If your business operates in a specific location, include location-based keywords in your research to attract local customers.
• Optimize for Voice Search: With the rise of voice assistants, optimize your content for voice search by including natural language and long-tail keywords.