The keywords you should be targeting depend on what theme your blog or website has.

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Several contributors touched on correct ideas but stopped short of a practical plan. and are right that keywords should follow your site focus, and is correct to push the business angle. A clearer way to think about it is: treat keywords as search queries tied to user intent (informational, transactional, navigational). The right targets are those queries your pages can satisfy better than what already ranks.

A simple, repeatable workflow:

  1. Set the goal for each page (email signups, sales, ad impressions).
  2. Gather seed queries from customers, comments, forum threads, and your own site search or Search Console.
  3. Validate and expand with tools (Keyword Planner, Google Trends, or a commercial tool) to check volume, competition signals, and which SERP features appear.
  4. Map each chosen query to one page and a content type (how-to, product, comparison, FAQ).

Make pages that match intent. Put the main query in the title and H1, answer it clearly in the opening paragraph, use the phrase naturally in URL and image alt text, and add internal links from related pages. Build topic clusters (a pillar page plus supporting posts) rather than trying to rank every variant. That approach helps both discoverability and link acquisition over time.

Common pitfalls: chasing high-volume head terms with no authority, keyword stuffing, and neglecting SERP features (featured snippets, People Also Ask). Measure success with Search Console impressions/clicks/CTR and by tracking conversions, then reoptimize pages that attract impressions but low CTR. For authoritative guidance on technical and on-page best practices, see Google's SEO starter guide and Google Search Console.

Keywords are essential for any blogger wanting to get more readers, fans, subscribers, and ad revenue for their blogs. This is because keywords are search terms that people search on search engines like Google or Bing to find your blog. If you can get ranked highly for a keyword that is searched a lot on Google or Bing, you will get organic traffic to your site. Organic traffic is great because it is traffic through the search engines and it doesn’t cost you anything. The goal to build your blog is to find many keywords relating to your blog that people search a lot, and then rank in the top ten in the search engines for those keywords.
The keywords you should be targeting depend on what theme your blog or website has. The more specific your blog is the easier it will be to rank for keywords. SEOs generally base their keyword selection on more than one targeted group, and effective keyword analysis should take into account the competition for each keyword. The higher the advertising competition and payout per click, the more competitive a keyword usually is and the harder it is to be competitive for.

Why on the earth keyword should depends upon the theme of blog or website?
It should depend upon your business and niche

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