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The views of the word study author are entirely his or her own (excluding the unlikely occurrence of hypnotic events) and may not always reflect the views of the author. Even though keywords are a bit outdated, due to the whole (unprovided) debacle, much of the job still revolves around identifying opportunities and filling those same opportunities with content to rank for. There are many tools that can help when you're focusing on smaller groups of terms; the Keyword Difficulty Tool is a great example. What these tools do is examine the top results for a given keyword and view various strength metrics to give you a quick idea of how difficult they are to rank for. But the problem is, these tools run on the fly.
Usually only a few keywords can be searched at a time. For example, the tool limits you to keywords. But I need to check a keyword! By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to visualize keyword difficulty data in several ways, either by keyword: Or by keyword type: Or by category moible number data of keyword, spliced by specific positions in the results: So what do we need to do Woolen cloth? When you break down all keyword difficulty tools, they all work the same way. They look at the ranking factors for each result in the keyword set and rank them. It's that simple. The only thing we need to do is figure out how to do each step at scale.

The first step is to get the URL. I prefer to use it to get the ranking results for a large number of keywords. There are quite a few companies that offer software for this service (including), but the problem with this approach is that when you're looking at hundreds of thousands of keywords, the costs can get out of hand. After adding the keyword set, run the ranking report of the previous results for the search engine of your choice. like this: The next step is to get this data out of the report using format and import it (the format is important! If you choose any other format, it will make processing the data more difficult) : This shows us a list of keywords, positions, and results that appear.
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