A copy of the internal slide deck Rand used to pitch Moz for the keyword research tool project, Keyword Explorer, in April of 2015.
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Rand Fishkin, Wizard of Moz | @ randfish | [email protected] Keyword Explorer Internal Pitch Deck: April 19, 2015
Why Keyword Research?
#1: Keyword Research Tools Are Much Less Competitive Than Links & Rankings A very large percentage of SEOs use AdWords as their only keyword research data source.
AdWords Hiding Data Spells Opportunity for Those Who Broaden their Keyword Sets
AdWords Hiding Data Spells Opportunity for Those Who Broaden their Keyword Sets Clearly, they have search volume…
Google Suggest + Wildcards Are Rarely Used
Related Searches Are Also Underutilized
As is Google Correlate
Manually Extracting Topics, Interests, and Language from Online Discussions or Competitors Is Hardest of All
Free Tools Like UberSuggest & KeywordTool.io Do Some Expansion But these tools don’t have the features or functionality to be a real solution; they just bolster AdWords for the SEOs who use them
Paid Tools like SEMRush and Wordtracker closely mirror AdWords’ data
None of these tools are designed to help with the process of actually building and vetting a keyword list. Brainstorm KW Ideas Research & Expand List Refine & Filter List Match List to Existing Pages Determine What Needs Building vs. Old Pages to Optimize
#2: Keyword Research is the Most-Performed Task in the SEO World While keyword demand isn’t a perfect proxy, there’s likely more people regularly doing keyword research than any other single SEO task. FYI:
#3: Moz may be able to access/combine unique data that others cannot/will not Rankings Data Mozscape Data Search Suggest Data AdWords Data Anchor Text Data SERP Features Data
How Will We Be Uniquely Valuable?
10 Million Keywords Crawled from AdWords Retrieve Search Suggest Data for Each Retrieve Related Searches Data for Each Base Corpus of 2B + Keywords We can build a large, useful database of keywords and keyword mappings
Initial Search Term Suggestions from Corpus For each on-demand query, we can add more value by collecting additional data Extracted KWs from Pages Ranking in the SERPs Anchor Text Phrases those Terms Appear In KW Diff Score Opportunity Score KW Volume Bucket Estimate List of KWs with: Mentions via FWE
Initial Search Term We can store and save lists of exportable keywords for customers List of Chosen KWs w/ accompanying metrics Saved Lists of KWs for Export Or CSV Importable into Moz Analytics
In the future, we may have new data sources for keyword suggestions and opportunity consideration: KWs from anonymized clickstream data List of Keywords Your Competition Ranks For Keywords extracted from topic modeling analyses Percent of traffic sent by given ranking position
V1 Super Rough Concept
Moz Keyword Explorer Enter a Keyword: e.g. venn or “ venn diagram” Search +upload multiple terms My Saved Lists
Moz Keyword Explorer Enter a Keyword: e.g. venn or “ venn diagram” Search Keyword Ideas My Saved Lists venn diagram venn diagram template venn diagram maker venn diagrams what is a venn diagram venn diagram worksheet venn diagram generator blank venn diagram triple venn diagram + + + + + + + + Volume Estimate 0-100 101-500 501-1,000 1,001-5,000 5,001-10,000 10,001-50,000 50,000+ Also on this page we’d probably offer the initial SERPs analysis view ala KW Difficulty
Moz Keyword Explorer Enter a Keyword: e.g. venn or “ venn diagram” Search Rand’s KW List: My Saved Lists venn diagram venn diagram template venn diagram maker venn diagrams what is a venn diagram venn diagram worksheet venn diagram generator blank venn diagram triple venn diagram Volume 0-100 101-500 501-1,000 1,001-5,000 5,001-10,000 10,001-50,000 50,000+ Opportunity High Medium Low Difficulty 76% 58% 44% Analyze SERPs Analysis SERPs Analysis SERPs Analysis
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