Keyword research and content planning
Content coverage
4 lessonsStart lesson 01
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- Lesson 01Content coverage: the 200-volume benchmark methodHow to fully cover a topic's sub-questions, group keywords without stuffing, and decide which of them earn a dedicated article.Read lesson
- Lesson 02Content coverage, Class 1: related keywords, Google Autocomplete and programmatic SEOThe start of the Content Coverage module, turning one niche keyword into the related keywords a whole website is built on, with Google Autocomplete, an LLM prompt, entity combinations and programmatic SEO templates.Read lesson
- Lesson 03Content coverage vs keyword coverage: ideas vs wordsSir Tanveer Nandla's lesson on the difference between content coverage (answering every question a reader has) and keyword coverage (using the phrases people actually search), with worked examples, a practice exercise, and how NicheSpark helps find the phrases.Read lesson
- Lesson 04Content coverage, Class 2: competitor keywords via Ahrefs, keyword grouping and Google AlertsSir Tanveer Nandla's Content Coverage Class 2: avoiding thin content and cannibalisation, the fourth content coverage source (competitors via Ahrefs), turning thousands of keywords into article topics, more keyword sources, and Google Alerts.Read lesson
NicheSpark: Chrome extension for Google Autocomplete keyword research
What NicheSpark is, how to install and use it for A to Z, prefix, suffix and template keyword research, how it records and exports results, its privacy model, and its limits.
Content coverage: the 200-volume benchmark method
How to fully cover a topic's sub-questions, group keywords without stuffing, and decide which of them earn a dedicated article.