Identifying new topics/sub-segments?
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Hi Guys,
Currently doing KR brainstorming for a client, specifically for a modelling website (where people can hire models). I'm currently using Google Keyword Tool, Competitive Research, Keywordtool.io and brainstorming to identify new categories/sub-segments of the market like the examples below.
Just wondering does anyone know of any good tools or other ways of doing this?
Models + City
Models + State
Model Gender
Model Types e.g. promotional models, sports models, youth models
Models + Nationality
Models + Hair Colour
Models + Experience
Models + Eye ColourCheers.
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You've got most of the main tools covered but you could try ubersuggest, the new Moz keyword tool or semrush too. Semrush is particularly great for competitive research - filter for a landing page and see what keywords it ranks for. You could also filter for keywords that include "model" if you're interested in only those.
Hope this helps!
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