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Keyword research is tough – let Ubersuggest ease your pain with our simple 3 step strategy.

No matter what manual keyword research strategy you use, there’s always that one problem that you need to address: the time it will take you to find the ideal keyword or keywords to target. You have to sift through mounds of keyword data, half-blind to what any of it really means for hours on end, in the hope of finding the holy grail of an untapped niche.

Unfortunately, most of the time, you never really find what you’re looking for.

What’s even worse — if that’s possible — is while you’re there slumped over your computer, eyes fixed on the screen, your competitors are probably overtaking you! Of course, that’s the last thing you’d want to happen as a website business or new startup.

At this point, you might be thinking to yourself: There has got to be a better keyword research strategy than doing everything manually ??

Fortunately, there is.

Allow us to introduce with you our ‘3-step keyword research strategy’ that will help you find the best keywords in the shortest amount of time possible. Thank god for that! Let’s jump right in and show you our simple strategy.

Step 1 – Determine Broad Niche Topics

Your first task is to list a number of general topics within your business niche. Instead of thinking of specific longtail keywords, we’re going to first brainstorm some broad topic ideas.

To help illustrate this process, we’ve created a quick ‘mock-up’ scenario. The website we’re going to be keyword researching for is called nomoregluten.co.uk and specialises in writing recipes that don’t contain gluten. The website sits within the business niche of ‘gluten free recipes’ – which is a very competitive industry online. We hope that all makes sense!

To find pockets of keyword ‘gold’, we’re going to use Ubersuggest to help us locate where nomoregluten.co.uk could/should be creating new recipes to generate more organic search traffic.

For the first step, grab a notebook, your favourite pen, find your most comfortable seat, and plant yourself down. Start scribbling down topics that are part of your business niche.

Don’t think too hard about this. Just write down any ideas that will cross your mind – the broader the better. Write down topics that are of interest to you – this helps when you come to write your content later down the line.

You don’t even need THAT many ideas. This step should take no longer than 5 minutes. Anything longer than 10 minutes and your list will be too long, you’ll be confused and need a lie down.

Under the ‘gluten free recipes’ niche, we’ve brainstormed a few niche – but broad generic topics.

Business niche: gluten free recipes
Subtopics: gluten free bread recipes, gluten free cake recipes, gluten-free cookies etc