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Find the questions and topics people are searching for.

Start with a subject your organization wants to cover and organize related search phrases, common questions, and pages people already find. Keep the date and market context with each observation, use research to inform—not dictate—content choices, and require an editor to verify claims and approve the exact wording and audience before anything is published.

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Starts with
A topic is ready for content research
Produces
An organized content-planning brief with search observations, relevant questions, source context, and review notes.
Category
Reviews & approvals

01 / The starting point

A clear request.
A useful direction.

A primary topic, target audience, and market selected by a content or search specialist

“Prepare a dated research brief of related search language, common questions, and visible pages for editorial review.”
An example request · Make it specific to your team.

02 / The work

5 tasks.
One useful outcome.

Helps marketing and editorial teams understand how people look for information about a topic and identify questions worth addressing.

  1. Choose a topic and intended audience

    Confirm the subject, market, language, and people the research is meant to serve.

  2. Organize related search phrases

    Group relevant phrase variations and note when wording suggests a different audience need or intent.

  3. Review common questions and visible pages

    Collect the questions people ask and relevant page titles and links, keeping dates and market context visible.

  4. Identify useful content opportunities

    Suggest topics or gaps for editorial consideration without promising rankings, traffic, or conversion results.

  5. Verify and approve content before publishing

    Have an editor check the original sources, claims, and audience, then approve the exact public wording and destination.

03 / The result

Something useful.
Something to build on.

An organized content-planning brief with search observations, relevant questions, source context, and review notes.

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Review search and content opportunities

Reviews & approvals · Example outcome

The handoff

An organized content-planning brief with search observations, relevant questions, source context, and review notes.

Keep in mind

Search results vary by location and time, and keyword popularity does not establish what an audience needs or what will perform well. Verify relevant pages and questions, respect source terms, avoid unsupported or misleading claims, and have an editor approve the exact copy, destination, and audience before public posting.

04 / Make it yours

Set the brief.
Set the standard.

A few choices shape the work around your team.

Define topics, markets, and audiences

Choose the subject areas, locations, languages, and readers the research should reflect.

Set useful research fields

Agree which related phrases, questions, page observations, dates, and notes help the team plan content.

Document source and comparison limits

Explain how location and time affect observations and how unrelated or uncertain results are set aside.

Assign research and editorial reviewers

Name who verifies sources and who approves claims, wording, audience, and placement before publication.

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