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    Do you want results only for {searchTerms}?
  2. Semrush
    https://www.semrush.com/blog/search-terms

    Search Terms: Definition & How to Use Them (with …

    • Search terms are the exact words or phrases users enter into search engines when they are looking for information, products, or services online. Think of the last thing you Googled. That was a search term. … See more

    Why Do Search Terms Matter?

    Search terms tell you exactlywhat people are searching when they find your website or search ads. That’s incredibly useful information. Why? Because you can use search ter… See more

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    How to Identify Search Terms

    There are a few ways to identify the search terms users are actually typing into Google: 1. Use the Keyword Overview tool 2. Take a look at the Keyword Magic tool 3. Research i… See more

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    Search Intent For Search Terms

    Search intent is the purpose of any online search. When you can see the search terms used to access your website or search ads, you learn a lot about the user’s search inte… See more

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    Search Term Examples

    Let’s look at some more real-world examples of search terms and how they interact with keywords. We’ll look at organic (SEO) search terms and paid Google advertising(… See more

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    Turn Search Terms Into Valuable Keywords

    You’ve just learned how to find and analyze search terms for your website. But that’s only half the battle. You also need to optimize your pages for those terms. That’s where you … See more

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  1. Reliablesoft
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    What are Search Terms? (With Examples) - Reliablesoft

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  2. WordStream
    https://www.wordstream.com/search-term

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  3. Loganix
    https://loganix.com/what-is-a-search-term

    What Is a Search Term? Examples, Strategies, & Best Practices

  4. Ahrefs
    https://ahrefs.com/seo/glossary/search-t…

    What is a Search Term? - Ahrefs

    WEBWhat is a Search Term? A search term (or search query) refers to a word or set of words that a person enters on a search engine like Google to generate specific results. According to Internet Live Stats, 100K+ …

  5. Yoast
    https://yoast.com/search-term

    What is a search term? • Yoast

    WEBNov 21, 2018 · A search term, or search query, is the word or phrase someone enters into a search engine to search for on the internet. These can be single words or names, like [Yoast], or a combination of words, …

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    What is a search term?
    Search terms are the exact words or phrases users enter into search engines when they are looking for information, products, or services online. Think of the last thing you Googled. That was a search term. That’s because a search term is anything you type into a search engine. Really—anything.

    Search Terms: Definition & How to Use Them (with Examples) - Semrush

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    How do search engines interpret search terms?
    Search engines such as Google, interpret the search terms to understand the intent of the user and return the most relevant results. Examples of Search Terms Here are some examples of search terms: A single-word search term: [reliablesoft] – The intent of the user is to find more information about ‘reliablesoft’.

    What are Search Terms? (With Examples) - Reliablesoft

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    Which search terms suggest Informational search intent?
    Here are some examples of search terms that suggest informational search intent: Search terms with commercial intent suggest that the user is thinking about buying something. They’re not ready to purchase a specific product or service. They’re investigating their options. They might be looking at different types of a particular product.

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    Do search terms match a visitor's search intent?
    In an ideal world, the search term entered by a potential visitor would be the keyphrase you’re targeting, and your optimized page would match their search intent. But, as we already mentioned, search terms are often unique for each user, can differ in emphasis and could even contain errors.

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  7. HawkSEM
    https://hawksem.com/blog/search-terms-report

    What is the Search Terms Report? How to Use It + Pro Tips

  8. Keyword Tool
    https://keywordtool.io/blog/search-terms

    Search Terms: #1 Tool ⚠️ Find BEST Keywords【SEO …

    WEBA search term is also known as a search query. It’s a word or phrase that someone enters into a search engine, like Google. Search terms can contain a single keyword or a string of keywords that’s either a part of or …

  9. HubSpot Blog
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    Finding the Best Search Terms for Your Business: 10 …

    WEBSep 27, 2017 · Infinite Suggest. Top Keyword Research Tools to Try. 1) Moz Keyword Explorer. This keyword explorer is one of the best free SEO Tools available, providing an all-in-one tool to both discover and …

  10. Opentracker
    https://www.opentracker.net/.../choosin…

    What are search terms and why should you care?

    WEBSearch terms, also referred to as keywords, are the words, terms, and phrases that visitors use to find your site. There are many ways to work with search terms and keywords. For example, selection of keywords when …

  13. Including results for {search}.
    Do you want results only for {searchTerms}?