“I use four simple questions… Is it relevant? What’s the intent? Is it realistic? Is it valuable?”

Tristan Brunsdon · SEO Tips · Keyword Research Without the Jargon

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Evaluate each keyword with four questions: relevance, intent, realism, and value

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