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A Competitor Keyword Report gives you information about your competitors keywords, including monthly search volumes and keyword difficulty, so you can make smart choices to improve your website’s search engine success and visibility.
Unlock the secrets to your competitors’ success for just $25. With our Competitor Keyword Report, you can discover the keywords they rank for and strategise how to outperform them in search engine results.
Our report includes several key metrics that are essential for analysing SEO performance.
Keyword rank
It indicates the position of a website in search engine results for a specific keyword. Lower numbers (e.g., 1-10) mean higher visibility.
Search volume
It shows the average monthly searches for each keyword, giving you an idea of the keyword’s demand and popularity.
Keyword difficulty
Assesses how hard it is to rank for a specific keyword based on the number of competing websites. A higher score indicates a more challenging keyword with more competition.
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Identify opportunities
Look for high-volume keywords where your competitors rank well, but your site does not. These are your opportunities for improvement.
Spot gaps
Identify keyword gaps in your own strategy where competitors have a presence, but you do not.
Prioritise SEO efforts
Focus your resources on keywords that are most likely to generate traffic and conversions. i.e. keywords you think will lead to sales.
Create new content
Create unique and valuable content that addresses the queries tied to popular and effective keywords. Using the insights in this report, you can create new content for the keywords your competitors are ranking for and publish it on your site, helping you to rank for these keywords as well.
What are competitor keywords?
Competitor keywords are the keywords that your competition is ranking for.
For your own SEO efforts, it can be very helpful to know what keywords your competitors are using and how they’re ranking for them.
If one of your competitors has been investing in SEO and marketing for a while, it’s likely that they’re ranking for a lot of keywords that other people have already found. To give yourself an edge in the market, you can get a list of all the keywords your competitors are ranking for and base your content and SEO strategy on them.
Understanding competitor keywords helps:
Overall, this helps refine content strategy, create new content, and improve conversions, ultimately leading to success.
What are target competitor keywords?
Target competitor keywords are high-converting or high-search intent keywords that competitors are targeting to drive traffic and leads.
You should focus on target competitor keywords to capture search traffic and produce conversions. This direct competition can increase online market share and visibility by challenging competitors and diverting traffic away from their site. By targeting these keywords, businesses can benefit from increased visibility.
How do you use competitor keywords?
Understanding competitor keywords can help develop a stronger SEO strategy, identifying areas to focus on and gaps in content.
This information can be used to refine content strategies, create strategic content, and incorporate competitor keywords to outperform competitors. By offering more value or a unique angle, businesses can improve their SEO efforts and achieve success.
How do you see what your competitors’ keywords are?
Understanding competitors’ keywords is important for SEO, as it helps target the right keywords and compete with other websites.
A variety of different SEO tools can provide you with a list of competitor keywords, but they can be expensive and require ongoing monthly subscriptions.
Tip: A better option may be to buy our Competitor Keyword Report for a single, one-time payment.
We’ll give you a list of all the keywords that your rival is ranking for. You can use this for your ongoing research and content marketing.
How to find low competition keywords?
Low competition keywords are a valuable SEO strategy as they are easy to rank for and drive significant traffic and conversions. These keywords are often targeted by content marketing and SEO campaigns, as they are easier to rank for and can convert at higher rates than high competition keywords.
Our SEO campaigns target low competition keywords for easy client ranking and better conversion rates over time.
Keywords with low competition can also be long tail keywords. Long tail keywords are generally more specific and may include more than one word in the search term.
Tip: In your Competitor Keyword Report, look for keywords that have a lower keyword difficulty score i.e. a keyword difficulty of between 1-10.
What are high competition keywords?
High competition keywords are the search terms that most businesses and websites are actively trying to rank for.
Now these keywords can be highly sought after and competitive because there’s a lot of businesses in the market or a lot of websites with content related to that keyword.
As an example, the keyword “small business lawyer” is very competitive because most lawyers probably provide legal services to small businesses. This means that all of them want to rank for it, which means it often takes longer to rank or costs more in SEO because the goal is to level the playing field between you and the competition.
When it comes to these tough terms, it will be very hard for you to rank if your competitors have been doing SEO for a long time or very well.
What are high search low competition keywords?
High search low competition keywords are those with significant monthly search volumes and minimal competition. These keywords are often referred to as “low hanging fruit” and can be targeted without extensive resources or backlink profiles.
To find these keywords, analyse your Competitor Keyword Report and look for keywords with low keyword difficulty scores and high search volume.
For example, if a keyword has a keyword difficulty score between 1-10, it may be a good target.
To cross-check if a keyword is a good fit, perform a Google search and check the websites showing the keyword.
Should you target competitor keywords?
Targeting competitor keywords is an essential SEO strategy, especially for larger, established businesses. By identifying their ranking keywords, checking the search volumes, and the keyword difficulty, you can optimise your website for these same keywords and increase your chances of generating leads and sales.
How do you outrank your competitors’ keywords?
In your Competitor Keyword Report, you can check the keyword difficulty score. This is a score between one and 100, with a figure of one being low competition and easy to rank for, versus a figure of say 20 or 30, meaning that’s quite competitive and hard to rank for
Targeting keywords with low to medium competition (1-10) is easier. Keywords with a 1-10 difficulty score are straightforward, whereas keywords with a 10-20 difficulty score are harder and more competitive.
Keywords with 50+ difficulty score require a significant SEO budget or extensive SEO experience to rank.
Conduct a thorough keyword and competitive analysis to outrank competitors. Optimise website content, enhance on-page SEO, build high-quality backlinks, improve site loading speed, and monitor progress with SEO tools. Regularly update content and adjust strategy as needed.
How do you find the most profitable keywords?
To find profitable keywords for direct sales, it’s important to define your business objectives. Profitable keywords typically result in conversion actions, such as leads or purchases. These keywords have high search intent and follow through with conversion actions. Informational or awareness keywords have lower conversion rates and are not overly profitable.
If you’re looking at local SEO, let’s take a look at a local keyword. Say a specific service in a local suburb.
A keyword like ‘chiropractor Sydney’ is a high intent, local service search term. The customer is looking to see a chiropractor in Sydney. This is an example of a profitable keyword. This would be good to target if you run a chiropractic clinic in Sydney.
What is the biggest mistake that people make with keyword targeting?
One of the biggest mistakes I’ve seen over the years is people over-optimising or optimising for too many keywords on one page.
For example, if you have a health website and a single service page describing all your services together, it’s hard for search engines to rank any of these individual services as the page is not optimised for a single one.
Instead, a better approach is to publish individual service pages per service, and ensure each service page is well optimised for a single target keyword. Something like “chiropractor Sydney,” “physiotherapy Sydney,” and “stretch clinics Sydney” each have their own page.
The second most common mistake is related to misunderstanding search intent.
Keywords can be informational, navigational, transactional, or commercial. If you don’t know what someone is looking for, it’s hard to make your content better.
To see if you have the right intent for a keyword, do a Google search with that keyword and look at the top 10 results. Are the results showing service or product pages? These are commercial and transactional keywords. Are the results showing articles and blogs? There are informational and navigational keywords.
How do you rank #1 for keywords?
How do you get to the top of search results for a keyword? It depends.
In my more than 10 years of experience, we can usually get local businesses to the top of search results for their service if there isn’t a lot of competition. For their local service, that’s pretty easy.
For e-commerce keywords with high competition or national keywords with a lot of competition, it’s harder to achieve, although we can still do it. An interim goal is to get the keyword ranking on page one first, as most people don’t click through past page one. Then we try to improve that keyword as much as we can.
