Keyword Research for Beginners: A Repeatable 7-Step Process
Stop guessing what your customers search for. This is the exact seven-step process we use to build a keyword map for every client project.
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Stop guessing what your customers search for. This is the exact seven-step process we use to build a keyword map for every client project.
The checklist we keep on the studio wall. Twenty-seven checks covering intent, structure, internal links, images, schema and the human stuff Google actually rewards.
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Try a broader term — "keywords", "links", "local" or "technical".
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Paste in a title and meta description and see roughly how it will look in the results — plus whether you are inside the length Google actually displays.
Google truncates by pixel width, not characters, so treat the counters as a guide: aim for 30–60 characters on titles and 70–158 on descriptions.
Read the full guide to snippetsyourbusiness.com/your-page
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