Group keywords into clusters

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Long-Tail Keywords in LowFruits
You can analyze the search results for any long tail keyword that you might be interested in writing about. This will show you which keywords to focus on.

Simply select a few keywords using the checkbox on the left, then click the “Extract & Analyze” button, labeled “SERP Extr”.

Analyzing Keywords in LowFruits
LowFruits will then show you the estimated search volume per month, as well as keywords that have weaknesses, meaning they will be easy to rank for.

Note: Some LowFruits activities, such as keyword analysis, require credits. Each week you receive a few new credits for free and you can purchase more if needed.

You should prioritize keywords with a high search volume (“Vol”) and a low difficulty score (“SD”):

Keywords with a high search volume are searched for more frequently than those with a low search volume, so they can potentially bring you the most traffic.
Keywords with low difficulty scores will make it easier for you to outrank your competitors.
For example, in the screenshot below, the keyword “what did dogs eat before dog food” should be prioritized algeria telemarketing data because it is searched hundreds of times a month and will be easy to rank for.

Analyzed Keywords in LowFruits

Now you have a short list of head keywords and a longer list of long-tail keywords for each head keyword.

Often, you will find that each main keyword, along with long-tail keywords, can form a module. However, you should use your own experience in the subject matter to decide how best to group topics.

Alternatively, you can use LowFruits’ Keyword Clustering feature . This feature will automatically create a cluster list for you, placing all the relevant long-tail keywords in each cluster.