How To Easily Find Low Competition Keywords

👉 👉 GET STARTED WITH LOWFRUITS RIGHT HERE: https://lowfruits.io/?utm_source=yout... Would you like to find low competition keywords to rank for? In this video, you’ll learn how to find low-competition keywords that are easy to rank for and support your growth goals. The first step to finding low-competition keywords is brainstorming ideas related to your business or industry. Start by listing the primary topics and services you offer. Now, you’re going to plug these keywords into a keyword research tool. These tools will help you create a more comprehensive list of keywords, along with their search volumes and difficulty. Let’s use LowFruits as an example. First, navigate to the KWFinder tab in the left menu. Then, enter one of the keywords from your brainstorming list. Once you’ve entered your seed keyword, you can change the country and language settings according to your preferences. Then, hit Search. KWFinder will populate a new screen where you can see the total number of keyword ideas it found. Now, you’ll need to select how you want to view this data: Access all keyword ideas (and select the ones you want to analyze manually.) OR Access all keyword ideas + analyze all high-intent keywords in one go. (High-intent keywords are ones that are more likely to convert.) I choose access all keywords. So, now we’re going to find low-competition keywords that we can actually rank for. We’ll achieve this using filters. When we’re in our KWFinder report, we’re going to focus our attention on the SD column. SD stands for SERP Difficulty Score. This is LowFruits’ equivalent to a keyword difficulty, which measures how difficult it is to rank for a specific keyword. This column should already be sorted in ascending order, but if not, you can click SD to resort it. The SERP Difficulty Score is on a scale from 1 to 3: We want to focus on easy keywords (SD: 1), so let’s use a filter. Click the SD button at the top of the report. This will open a window where you can set a min and max SD. For easy, low-competition keywords, enter 1 into the max field. Then, click Apply. I now have a filtered report of easy keywords. Isn’t that better than 6K+ of challenging ones? At this point, I’d like to get more insights on each keyword (like search volumes and weak spots on the SERP). Let’s move to our next step for this portion of the process. Identify Weak Spots on the SERP Now, I’m going to use the bulk selection feature to get keyword insights quickly. Just click the bulk select box in the top-left corner of the report. Once you’ve clicked this box, you’ll also get the option to select all keywords on the current page or all pages. From here, KWFinder will open a new bar that has a few actions available. We are going to click SERP Extract. On the right, we’ll focus on the column labeled “Weak Spots.” This feature is what separates LowFruits from other keyword research tools. Instead of just relying on a keyword difficulty score, LowFruits analyzes the SERP for ranking competitors that have low domain authorities. These websites are easy to outrank. If you’ve ever done a SERP analysis, you’ll know it can be an extremely time-consuming process, especially when you have hundreds of keywords to pick from. That’s why LowFruits streamlines this entire process. It’s literally as simple as looking for keywords with weak spots (green icons). The more, the better. Now that you have an extensive list of low-competition keywords, you want to ensure that you can access them as you develop an SEO strategy or create content. LowFruits simplifies this process by automatically saving your KWFinder reports for you. Just click Reports in the left menu, and you’ll arrive at a list of all your seed keyword searches. And that’s it! ================================= Get started with LowFruits right here: https://lowfruits.io/?utm_source=yout... You can read more about finding low competition keywords here: https://blog.lowfruits.io/low-competi... Please subscribe to this channel for more Keyword research tutorials:    / @lowfruits1851   ================================= Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:14 - Brainstorm Keywords 00:42 - Use LowFruits to Find Low Competition Keywords 02:47 - How To Narrow Down The List 04:14 - Find the Low Fruits! 05:21 - Hidden Weak Spots in SERPs 07:06 - Number of Fruits 08:15 - Save Your Work 11:16 - See Live Examples 08:50 - Outro =================================