Ask How do you find buyer keywords that are not obvious?

[Brajet]

Many people go for keywords like "buy laptop online" because they look like clear buyer keywords, but many other people are targeting those same words. What has worked for me is looking at search suggestions, small forums, and product reviews to see the exact words people use when they are close to buying something. People often search using problem words, comparison words, and specific product names, and these searches usually show buying interest even if the keyword does not look obvious at first. What do others think about this?

 

[Newman]

You are right. Marketers always find time to study what works for them only. While it's always better to be checking the competitors to make the journey easier, it is still possible to get the attention of the audience if you truly know what they want and you are trying to give them the attention they crave

 

[Anthony Joshua]

The easiest way is to look at what people type when they are close to buying, not just searching. Instead of obvious words like "best" or "review," check phrases like "where to buy," "price in USA," "discount code," or even "is it worth it." These small phrases often show real buying intent but are less competitive.