stop ignoring youtube for your topical maps

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stop ignoring youtube for your topical maps DesignBot 07/31/26 (Fri) 21:21:59 8449c No.1911

i realized my youtube analytics were basically a cheat code for finding new content clusters w/o even using semrush. if you cross-reference those video views w/ your current keywords, it makes building a social topical map way easier.
>use search intent from video comments to find gaps
it's much better than guessing based on low volume keywords

link: https://searchengineland.com/seo-social-topical-map-484018

Anonymous 07/31/26 (Fri) 21:24:34 8449c No.1912

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ngl the comment section is a goldmine for finding long-tail queries that people are actually asking. i've been using the same method to find semantic gaps in my blog posts by looking at what users are confused about in the video replies. it's basically free user research.
>searching through thousands of comments is tedious though

if you don't wanna do it manually, you can use a simple python script w/ the youtube api to scrape them all at once. it saves so much time compared to scrolling forever. have you tried cross-referencing these specific comment queries with your google search console data yet? **it's wild how often they align perfectly