Keyword research

[vlad_mezoz]

Hello,

I have snow removal service, and im targeting western ma,

but i cant really find keywords that are being searched on google for my area

what would be the right keyword research , right now i have good keyword list but its too broad i mean like

commercial snow removal   140 local searches

snow plowing pricing           480 local searches

roof snow removal               140 local searches

again im targeting western Massachusetts around 20 cites and towns

should i build my kw list like this to rank for 20 of these cites

commercial snow removal western ma

snow plowing pricing western ma

roof snow removal western ma

Thanks for help.

[vlad_mezoz]

Thanks for reply, but im doing seo for this campaign, should i still do that mentioned above, im just thinking thats so many keywords to build my content around ?

Thanks

[vlad_mezoz]

Thanks for reply, but im doing seo for this campaign, should i still do that mentioned above, im just thinking thats so many keywords to build my content around ?

Thanks

[danatanseo]

I agree with the previous comment and would add this:

When I went to Google just now and started typing "western ma" and then didn't hit enter, and looked at Google's auto-suggested terms, this one was first "western ma craigslist" - You might want to make sure you have an ad in Craigslist, or bid on that term if you are going to do any Paid search marketing.

Just a thought!

[Michael-Goode]

Hi Konstantin,

You are correct. Match those keywords together with the cities that you operate in,  and you might be surprised what might come up.

When doing this, try both adding the area before and after the keyword, sometimes it can make a difference. To save time, I use Merge Words where you can easily put in keywords and then the cities before or after.

Good luck