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So now we finished the keyword research process. 2
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It's a good idea to go through our spreadsheet 3
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and remove any irrelevant or duplicate keywords. 4
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As I'm not sure about you, 5
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but when it comes to keyword research, 6
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I get super, super excited. 7
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I come across a great keyword and I'm like, 8
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yep, let's check that on a spreadsheet. 9
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I'll come across some more keywords. They will get added. 10
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It goes on and on and on. And before I know it, 11
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I've got tons and tons of keywords on my spreadsheet. 12
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Which as you can imagine, 13
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makes your life a little bit harder 14
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when it comes to reviewing all the data. 15
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As the more keywords you have, 16
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the more data you have to review, right? 17
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So it's always best practice 18
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to just clean up your spreadsheet 19
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and make sure that all the keywords you have on it, 20
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are indeed relevant to your website. 21
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So for example without even scrolling, 22
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I can see an irrelevant keyword right here on row 27, 23
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travel yoga mat Amazon. 24
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Now the search intent behind this keyword 25
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obviously relates to Amazon. 26
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If someone types in travel yoga mat Amazon, 27
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then they are looking for a travel yoga mat, 28
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which is sold on Amazon. 29
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As we are not Amazon, 30
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then this is not really a good keyword 31
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to have on our spreadsheet 32
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as it's not relevant to our website. 33
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So let's go ahead and see if we have any other keywords, 34
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which reference the word Amazon. 35
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So to do that, it's very easy. 36
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Just go over to our filters. 37
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Again, change that to contains 38
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and simply enter the word Amazon. 39
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And as you can see, 40
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we have a few more occurrences of keywords 41
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that mentioned the word Amazon. 42
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So all I'm going to do is simply 43
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delete these from our spreadsheet. 44
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As like I said, these are not relevant. 45
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So let's go back and clear that filter 46
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and that should have removed all the keywords 47
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which mentioned Amazon. 48
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And you can see it's done that 49
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because we have clear gaps in our rows. 50
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So just blank rows where the keyword was initially. 51
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So that's really good. 52
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So again, it's a kind of the same process. 53
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You just go for your keywords, 54
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see which ones are relevant and which ones are not relevant 55
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and simply get those removed from our spreadsheet. 56
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Now, when it comes to removing duplicates, 57
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the thing I like to do is go to the top of the spreadsheet, 58
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make sure you go to data and then filter by A to Z. 59
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And what this is going to do is show you 60
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all the keywords in alphabetical order. 61
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And anytime you see a duplicate keyword, 62
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you simply just remove it from your spreadsheet. 63
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For example, I can see a duplicate on row 26 and on row 27. 64
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Anti-slip yoga mat towel. 65
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Let's go ahead and delete one of those. 66
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As that is a duplicate. 67
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Let's scroll down and see if we can find any more. 68
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These two look pretty similar, but a little bit different. 69
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We've got two cheap yoga mats. 70
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So again, let's delete one of these 71
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and hopefully get the idea here. 72
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You just go through all of your keywords 73
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and remove all of the duplicates. 74
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Now this applies to your theme tabs as well. 75
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So where we have towels, 76
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you can see we've got tons of keywords. 77
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It would be exactly the same thing, 78
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filter it by A to Z, 79
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remove any duplicates that you have. 80
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So we've got best yoga mat towel here, 81
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and we've got it here again. 82
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So of course we need to remove one of them. 83
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So it's no longer a duplicate. 84
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And go through the same thing for all of your tabs. 85
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And of course, check the tabs as well 86
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to see if you have any relevant keywords 87
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such as Amazon, maybe a keyword like this Australia. 88
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Maybe you're not targeting Australia, 89
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maybe your based in the United States 90
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and you only service United States. 91
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So if that is the case, 92
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then this is obviously going to be an irrelevant keyword. 93
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So it is really important to do. 94
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Please do make sure you take quite a bit of time 95
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going through your keywords, 96
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as it's going to make a life so much more easier 97
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when it comes to doing the on-page SEO, 98
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which we're going to cover later on in the course.
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