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I am Somen — Your digital marketing friend who speaks straight from the heart but with a completely expert eye. Today, we will talk about a topic that is roaming in the mind of every new and old SEO expert: "After the advent of AI, is it still necessary to do keyword research?"
So come on, sit down with a cup of tea, and let's get started with this super interesting SEO gossip!
Let's go back a bit...
Suppose you are running an online furniture business. You want that when someone searches on Google – “Best Sofa Online in India”, so your website appears at the top.
Now, for this, we needed such keywords:
This means people may be searching for it more, but other websites may not have targeted it. Jackpot!
We used to enter these keywords:
This entire process was called Keyword Research
Now, let's talk about today.
Where we use ChatGPT, Google SGE (Search Generative Experience), and AI tools. We are living in a world where the question arises –
Does the same old keyword game still work?
The answer is yes, but with a little twist!
Earlier, we used to just enter “keyword”.
Now we have to understand “user intent” and context।
Believe that now AI can build your website not just with words, "context and user intent" Have started understanding from also. So the keywords on your site should be understood not only by Google's bots but also by AI models.
That means now we have to focus on:
Keyword research is still done, but the method has become a little smarter. Let's see how:
People now type on Google as if they are talking:
Such keywords are more human-sounding, and Google also understands them.
Short keyword — “Furniture”
Long-tail keyword — “Affordable modern wooden furniture for living room in Delhi”
There is less competition in these and the intention is more clear.
LSI meaning Latent Semantic Indexing — i.e. words that are related to your topic:
If you are writing on “Digital Marketing”, LSIs could be:
If your goal is to increase sales, then the keywords should also be the same:
AI arrived, but the tools below are still working magic today:
Now, just searching keywords will do nothing. It is also important to put them in the right place:
Pro Tip: Don't Stuff! That means do not force keywords. Google has become very smart now.
“Search is becoming more conversational, more personal, and more contextual.”
AI tools and chat-based search systems now prefer direct answers. Therefore, your website should be able to give a complete and clear answer to a question.
Now, a large part of searches comes from mobile and voice searches.
Be sure :
Old way |
New way (AI era) |
Exact match keyword stuffing |
Conversational + Intent-based keywords |
Volume-focused |
Context & relevance focused |
Only for Google bots |
For both Humans + AI systems |
research once |
Ongoing और dynamic research |
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In 2025, SEO has to be done not only for Google's old bots but also for AI bots, voice assistants, and Google SGE (Search Generative Experience).
So now that's enough exact keyword match. Doing it won't work. Now, there are intent-based and conversational keywords.
Let's make it very simple.
Your users are no longer typing, the Lyrics Have been.
Like earlier, someone used to type:
"Best ethnic wear"
Now, someone is saying:
"What is the Best Indian Ethnic Wear for Wedding in 2025?".
This is it: Conversational Long-Tail Keyword!
Meaning-
Here I am sharing a simple prompt that you can also use:
ChatGPT will give you—
Isn’t that amazing?
Apart from ChatGPT, you can also use tools like SEMrush, Ubersuggest, and Ahrefs.
Go to SEMush, enter any topic like "ethnic wear", then click on the Questions tab. You will get:
You can create an FAQ or an entire blog post around these questions.
Now comes the real game!
Insert an FAQ section at the bottom of every service page, product page or landing page. Put questions in it that people can ask Google or Alexa.
As:
Answer these in a conversational tone, not in robotic language.
Don't write paragraph-by-paragraph.
Instead:
If you're a little technical or your team is, add "FAQ Schema" to your FAQ. This allows Google to show your FAQs directly in SGE or snippets.
As:
Such keywords create brand identity and help a lot in voice search.
Exact match This means the exact keywords that people type should be on your site as well.
Intent match: This means your website should be able to explain the meaning they are looking for.
Now, AI understands intent. So, it is not necessary to have the same words. It is important that context and meaning match.
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🔹 Conversational long-tail keywords pay attention to
🔹 AI and voice search Write content with this in mind
🔹 In every page FAQ section keep
🔹 Do keyword research with tools like ChatGPT and SEMrush
🔹 Not an exact match; intent match is necessary
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Yes, but now keyword research is less about exact matches and more about understanding user intent and context. Conversational and long-tail keywords are more effective.
These are keywords that sound like full, natural sentences people might speak or type, like 'What is the best Indian ethnic wear for weddings in 2025?'. They show intent and are easier for AI to understand.
Place keywords naturally in the title tag, meta description, H1-H2 headings, main content, image alt text, and URL slug. Avoid keyword stuffing.
Add an FAQ section with real user questions, write in a conversational tone, use short sentences and bullet points, implement FAQ schema, and include brand and navigational keywords.