It can also improve user experience and show search engines that your content is comprehensive.
For example, within your “best dog food guide,” you could include links to other guides you have on “best dry dog food” or “best dog food for senior dogs.”
Tools to find data from "people who also search"
Topic Research
Semrush's Topic Research tool gives you content ideas based on queries that people are also searching for.
To find content ideas that people have also searched for on Google, open the tool and type in the topic you want to research. Then click " Get content ideas ."
"gardening" entered into the Thematic Research search bar
You'll see a list of cards with related topics. You can also see the search volumes for each topic. Choose one you're interested in exploring and click " Show more ."
"Content Ideas" panel for "puppy care" in the Topic Research tool
In the new window, you will see popular headlines from Google search results and related questions that people are also searching for on this topic.
At the bottom, you'll also see "Related Searches."
"Headlines", "Questions" and "Related Searches" sections for making beer "step by step" idea
Clicking on one of these related searches will trigger a new topic search. You will now see a list of cards related to the new topic.
For example, if you click on "home brewing," you'll get a new list of cards related to the new topic.
"Content Ideas" panel for "skin care routines" in the Topic Research tool
You can save a topic or search query by hovering over the small icon next to it and clicking phone code philippines " Add to your favorites " when the option appears.
Add the idea "How does the brewing process work?" to favorites
You can return to your “Favorites” list or share it with your colleagues to get started on your content plan.
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Semrush's Keyword Magic Tool is a keyword research tool that helps you quickly see popular searches related to your topic.
Generates a sensitive keyword table. And groups related search terms into thematic subgroups.
Here's how to use it to find PASF data:
Open the tool, enter a keyword you want to explore and click " Search ".
"dentist" entered into the Keyword Magic Tool search bar
This returns a list of keywords based on the original keyword you typed. In the left column you will see a list of subgroups of keywords. They are grouped into different themes by common keywords.