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My name's Brandon Galey and welcome to episode 129 of The Blog Millionaire.

This is the final part of a three-part series on keyword research.

In part one, I covered my process for brainstorming to dig as deepest possible to find

topics that are filled with low-competition keywords. In part two, I walk you through how I batch

my time with keyword research so that I can

plan a year's worth of blog post in just a matter of weeks.

In this episode, I'm going to talk about prioritization of topics found through keyword research.

When you do keyword research the right way, you're going to be left with

100 to 500 phrases that could be turned into blog post. 100 phrases is going to cover a twice a

week blog for an entire year. This will leave you with the question of, which ones do I knock out first before I answer this question

let's take a look at the difference between keyword research for an established blog with significant

traffic and a new blog or a blog with very little traffic we will start with the new blog.

As I mentioned in the previous episode, the new blog is going to be brainstorming on a vast array of topics.

These blogs do not have any topic authority, nor have they began to rank significantly for

any specific category.

The process here is going to go as wide as you can with the brainstorm.

80% of the topics that are identified in keyword research will be stand-alone topics.

Here's an example of possible keyword phrases identified for a new small business blog.

How to start a Port-a-Potty rental service.

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