Medical Keyword Research: What Works Best?

[Dominique]

Medical SEO requires targeting high-intent patient queries like “best dermatologist near me” or “treatment for knee pain.” Use tools like Google Keyword Planner and SEMrush. What tools do you use for keyword research?

 

[Nomad]

It depends on your target audience. Are your audience local people (from your town)? Do you also target customers from neighboring districts, towns and states, do you target global audience? Your SEO strategy should consider these factors while choosing keywords.

 

[samsun56]

It depends on your target audience. Are your audience local people (from your town)? Do you also target customers from neighboring districts, towns and states, do you target global audience? Your SEO strategy should consider these factors while choosing keywords.

Just as the person in the previous comment told you, it all depends on your target audience. If it's local, it's one type of SEO and keywords, and if it's international, it's another type of SEO and keywords.

 

[Medical-enthusiast]

I think that trending keywords could perform much better when it comes to medical SEO keywords search. For example, "covid-19" was the most popular keyword during the pandemic. We must remember that usage of such kinds of keywords could be very saturated as there u a lots of competition when it comes to usage of such kind of keywords.

 

[samsun56]

I think that trending keywords could perform much better when it comes to medical SEO keywords search. For example, "covid-19" was the most popular keyword during the pandemic. We must remember that usage of such kinds of keywords could be very saturated as there u a lots of competition when it comes to usage of such kind of keywords.

I don't think "covid-19" has a high impact today, having already been part of the past. In addition, it is definitely an extremely used and saturated keyword since 2020. I think a less used keyword should be used to avoid so much competition.

 

[koyala]

For medical keyword research, focusing on patient-focused terms works best. I use tools to find symptom-related phrases, questions, and local intent keywords. Combining expert content with common language helps attract real searches. I also use long-tail, conversational keywords to captures voice search traffic effectively.