Go to Keyword Magic Tool
Enter a term from your initial list of search terms
You will get a list of explained keyword phrases that include your query terms.
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Next, use the Related filters to find related keywords.
It will show you a list of phrases that are semantically related to a particular search term and may not share the same wording but have similar search results. You'll want to add some of these results to your plan to cover the basics.
To find question keywords (which make great content topics) use the Questions filter. It will only show you keyword phrases that include who, what, where, when, why, or how.
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If you look at the list of keywords in the image above, the keyword difficulty japan mobile database is still pretty high. So if you see a KD score like this you probably want to add a low difficulty filter. You'll see more on this in step 3.
Again, submit your desired keywords to the list in Keyword Strategy Builder with the rest of the keywords you want to target.
Step 3. Filter for high volume keywords with less competition
The average monthly search volume for each keyword shows you how much potential traffic you can expect to receive. The higher your rankings are for high-volume search terms, the more traffic your site will receive.
However, competition for popular keywords is very high. There is no point in trying to rank for keywords you will never reach. You need to find a balance between the search volume of a keyword and its level of competition.