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Choose useful target keywords for your SEO campaign
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Target keywords help focus reporting on searches relevant to the customers you want to attract.
Start with your business
Prepare a short list of:
- Services or products you actively want to sell.
- Locations you genuinely serve.
- Questions customers ask before buying.
- Customer wording that differs from your industry terminology.
- Enquiries that are unsuitable for your business.
Share this with Infinity3 so keyword suggestions can be discussed in context.
Consider what the searcher wants
Someone searching “what is managed hosting?” may be learning. Someone searching for a hosting provider may be comparing suppliers.
Both can be useful, but the page should answer the person’s actual question. A popular phrase is not automatically valuable if it attracts the wrong audience.
Use locations accurately
Tell us where you operate and which areas are commercially important. Avoid targeting places where you cannot deliver the advertised service.
Understand tracked keywords
Your plan’s tracked list is a reporting sample, not a complete inventory of every search your website could appear for.
Write naturally. Google can understand related queries without every variation being repeated on a page.
Review changes with us
If priorities change, explain the business reason before replacing tracked terms. Keep a record of changes so later comparisons remain meaningful.
Contact Infinity3 with the service, audience and location you want to prioritise rather than supplying a keyword alone.
