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Strategy keywords are the keywords you want your website to focus on. They help Serpy understand which topics, services, products, and opportunities matter most to your business.

What strategy keywords are for

Use strategy keywords to organize your SEO and content focus. Good strategy keywords can include:
  • services
  • products
  • categories
  • locations
  • customer problems
  • buying-intent topics
Examples:
  • SEO services
  • ecommerce SEO agency
  • CRM for small businesses
  • Toronto web design
  • project management software

Adding keywords

You can add keywords from areas such as Keyword Research or other keyword workflows in Serpy. When you add a keyword to Strategy, it becomes part of the keyword set you want to track and plan around.

Keyword limits

Your plan may include a limit for strategy keywords. Keep your keyword list focused on topics that matter. Avoid adding every possible keyword. It is better to track a smaller set of useful keywords than a large list of low-priority ones.

Reviewing keywords

When reviewing strategy keywords, look for:
  • keywords tied to your main services or products
  • keywords with realistic opportunity
  • keywords that connect to existing content
  • keywords that could support future articles
  • keywords that belong in a topical cluster

Creating content from keywords

You can use a strategy keyword to generate an outline. This helps turn a keyword into a planned article or page. Before generating content, make sure the keyword is specific enough and matches something your audience would search for. A simple keyword workflow is:
  1. Add important keywords to Strategy.
  2. Review the keyword list.
  3. Identify high-priority topics.
  4. Open a keyword for more detail.
  5. Generate an outline when the keyword is worth targeting.
  6. Create and optimize the content.

Tips

Keep your strategy keyword list focused. Prioritize keywords tied to revenue or important topics. Do not add keywords just because they have volume. Use keyword details before creating content. Remove or ignore keywords that no longer matter.