Finding the right keywords shapes everythingthat comes after

This program shows you how to identify search terms that actually matter, understand what people need when they type them, and use that knowledge to make better content decisions. No mystique, just research methods that work.

Keyword research tools and strategy

What you'll work through

Six weeks structured to build your research skills from basic tool usage to advanced competitive analysis. Each week focuses on specific techniques you can apply immediately, with practical assignments that reflect actual search research scenarios.

Week 1–2

Foundation tools and metrics

Getting comfortable with research platforms, understanding what search volume and difficulty scores actually mean, and learning to spot patterns in keyword suggestions.

  • Setting up and navigating major keyword tools
  • Reading metrics without getting paralyzed by numbers
  • Building your first seed keyword list
  • Identifying search intent from query structure
Week 3

Competitive keyword analysis

Looking at what competitors rank for, finding gaps in their coverage, and discovering opportunities they've missed or ignored.

  • Running competitor Wilnoxa analysis
  • Spotting content gaps and weak rankings
  • Understanding ranking difficulty in context
  • Filtering data for actionable insights
Week 4

Long-tail and question-based research

Moving beyond obvious keywords to find specific phrases that indicate clear intent and often face less competition.

  • Extracting long-tail variations systematically
  • Using question modifiers effectively
  • Validating low-volume keywords worth targeting
  • Grouping keywords by topic clusters
Week 5

SERP analysis and user intent

Reading search results pages to understand what Google considers relevant, what format works for different queries, and what users actually need.

  • Analyzing featured snippets and SERP features
  • Matching content type to search intent
  • Identifying informational vs commercial queries
  • Spotting intent shifts in related keywords
Week 6

Building content strategy from research

Turning keyword data into actual content plans, prioritizing what to create first, and organizing research so you can use it.

  • Creating topic clusters from keyword groups
  • Prioritizing content by impact and difficulty
  • Mapping keywords to existing and planned content
  • Setting up research workflows you'll maintain
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Henrik Lindström

SEO Analyst & Content Strategist

I've spent eight years doing keyword research for ecommerce sites, SaaS companies, and publishers—enough time to see what actually moves traffic and what just looks impressive in reports. This course covers the methods I use daily, the mistakes I made learning them, and the shortcuts that actually save time without cutting corners.

My approach focuses on research that leads somewhere: content you can create, gaps you can fill, opportunities that match your resources. No theoretical frameworks, just the practical steps between opening a tool and having a plan you can execute.

Technical SEO Content Strategy Search Intent Analysis Competitive Research

Skills you'll develop

Student working on keyword research

Efficient tool usage

Navigate research platforms without getting lost in features you don't need. Extract relevant data quickly and organize it in ways that make sense for your projects.

Intent recognition

Read search queries to understand what users actually want, distinguish between different types of intent, and match your content approach accordingly.

Competitive insight

Analyze competitor keyword profiles to find gaps, identify weak rankings you could challenge, and spot patterns in what's working for similar sites.

Strategic prioritization

Sort through hundreds of keyword possibilities to identify which ones are worth pursuing first, based on real factors like competition, volume, and your content capabilities.

Program details

The course runs for six weeks with new material released each Monday. You'll get video lessons, practical assignments, and tool templates. Work through content at your own pace during the week—most students spend 4-6 hours weekly between watching lessons and completing exercises.

  • Duration 6 weeks, self-paced
  • Time commitment 4-6 hours per week
  • Format Video lessons + assignments
  • Materials Spreadsheet templates, checklists
  • Access 12 months from enrollment

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