Page 1 of 1

Keyword difficulty means how difficult it is

Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2024 4:41 am
by Md5656se
If you click the arrow to the left of the keyword, more subgroups will appear. You can also see key data for each search query, such as search intent, search volume, and keyword difficulty (KD).

to rank for a particular keyword.

"Attempt", "Volume" and "KD%" metric columns highlighted
You can set more modifiers to your search using the options at the top: broad match, phone code philippines phrase match, exact match, and related.

Keyword Metrics in Keyword Magic Tool
This is what they mean:

Broad match: The tool will show all possible variations of related keywords and terms. For example, if you type in “skates,” you might see “skating rink” or “skating near me.”
Phrase Match: The search terms returned will contain your exact phrase, but may have additional words before or after. So if you search for "best roller skates," you might see "top 10 roller skates" or "best roller skates for kids."
Exact Match: You will only see data for the exact keywords you type in


Image



Related: The Keyword Magic Tool will show you a wide range of keywords that are closely related to what you've typed. Including synonyms, misspellings, related searches, and other relevant variations. So if you type in "skates," you might see things like "roller skates" and "roller skates." But also related searches like "where do I buy skates" and "cheap skates."
For more information, click on the " Related " modifier.

Next to the list of search terms, there is now also a “Related” metric that indicates how closely this query is related to the keyword you entered.

It is out of 100; the higher the number, the more closely related it is.

Keyword Magic Tool table with the "Related" metric highlighted
If the keywords are closely related, you could use them to optimize existing content. And target multiple closely related search terms within the same content.

If the term is less related, you may want to create separate content to target that term.