Use These 100 Keywords To Get Thousands of Article Views

High volume keywords in ten different categories.

I found 100 keywords that get thousands of views per month. Most of them get between 10K and 100K views.

Per month.

The last time I shared a list like this many people commented that the keywords I mentioned didn’t line up with the content they publish. Fair enough.

So, this time I took the liberty of finding ten high-traffic keywords in ten different categories:

• Self-Improvement
• Relationships
• Sex/Sexuality
• True Crime
• Writing/Language
• Tech
• History
• Spirituality
• Culture
• Marketing
• Travel (bonus category!)

For each category, I’ll list 10 keywords and the associated monthly search volume. I found this information using my favorite paid keyword tool, Ahrefs.

By the way, I handpicked keywords for which you have a good chance to rank (and therefore get traffic).

Let’s get to it.

How Do You Use These Keywords?

Before we dive into the lists of keywords, you might be wondering how you can use them.

Keywords basically drive your content creation process. You use them to pick your article topic, create your title, write your introduction, and optimize your content for SEO (search engine optimization).

Here are five ways to use these keywords:

1. Write an article (or batch of articles) on the topic.
2. Use the keyword in the title of your article.
3. Use the keyword once at the beginning of your article.
4. Use the keyword in the Alt Text of one of your images (along with a simple definition of the image).
5. Use the keyword in your SEO meta description.

Bonus Tip: Combine two keywords to maximize traffic.

I used a similar approach to keyword search to recently rank an article on a popular author in under 24 hours.

These methods work, but they do take the right keywords and the right content. While I can’t write the content for you, I can help you find keywords that blow up your organic Google traffic.

Without further ado, let’s see those 100 keywords!

Self-Improvement

1. Carpe Diem = 141,000
2. Motivation = 103,000
3. Shadow Work = 77,000
4. Unagi = 82,000
5. Liminal Space = 53,000
6. 7 Habits of Highly Effective People = 34,000
7. Patience is a Virtue = 33,000
8. White Savior Complex = 13,000
9. Personal Development = 12,000
10. How To Do Shadow Work = 5, 700

Relationships

1. MGTOW = 104,000
2. Twin Flame = 96,000
3. Soulmate = 56,000
4. Unrequited Love = 39,000
5. Negging = 34,000
6. Sapiophile = 36,000
7. How To Get Over Someone = 31,000
8. Words of Affirmation = 25,000
9. Soul Ties = 16,000
10. Twin Flame vs Soulmate = 11,000

Sex/Sexuality

1. Nude = 328,000
2. Hot Girls = 172,000
3. Nudists = 58,000
4. Dick Pics = 70,000
5. Drag Queen = 53,000
6. Big Butt = 27,000
7. Sluts = 23,000
8. Big Breasts = 18,000
9. Small Boobs = 16,000
10. Huge Penis = 11,000

Sidenote: This list cracks me up 😆.

True Crime

1. Chris Watts = 386,000
2. Shanann Watts = 125,000
3. Millie Weaver = 102,000
4. Elisabeth Fritzl = 60,000
5. Skylar Neese = 24,000
6. Katie Johnson = 24,000
7. Jeremy Mardis = 17,000
8. Maury Travis = 14,000
9. Mekayla Bali = 11,000
10. Alexis Sharkey = 9,300

Writing Language

1. Fanfiction = 598,000
2. Steampunk = 144,000
3. Apotheosis = 121,000
4. Poems = 67,000
5. Equality vs Equity = 31,000
6. Positive Words = 25,000
7. Storytelling = 20,000
8. Who Moved My Cheese = 19,000
9. Long Words = 15,000
10. Short Poems = 10,000

Tech

1. 444 Meaning = 222,000
2. Speed Test Google = 207,000
3. 5e Tools = 94,000
4. Pattern = 85,000
5. Snowflake IPO = 79,000
6. ETL = 41,000
7. Full Stack Developer = 40,000
8. SWF Player = 23,000
9. Quantum Financial System = 15,000
10. Deleted Tweets = 8,600

History

1. Dinosaur with 500 Teeth = 332,000
2. Benjamin Franklin = 162,000
3. Pascal’s Triangle = 61,000
4. Orange Julius = 38,000
5. Creation of Adam = 25,000
6. Ancient Gods = 20,000
7. Ancient Civilizations = 13,000
8. Aimo Koivunen = 12,000
9. Art History = 10,000
10. Ancient Cities = 10,000

Spirituality

1. Meditation = 191,000
2. 222 Angel Number = 123,000
3. Mystic Messenger = 111,000
4. Pentagram = 141,000
5. Affirmation = 93,000
6. Seraphim = 93,000
7. Telekinesis = 68,000
8. Eye of Horus = 65,000
9. Akashic Records = 54,000
10. The Four Agreements = 53,000

Culture/Pop Culture

1. Arnold Schwarzenegger = 600,000
2. Political Cartoons = 88,000
3. IWillVote = 32,000
4. Blippi Net Worth = 22,000
5. Unpopular Opinions = 21,000
6. Social Justice Warrior = 20,000
7. Steve Jobs Movie = 20,000
8. Forced Feminization = 18,000
9. Culture Shock = 16,000
10. French Women = 8,600

Marketing

1. Linktree = 570,000
2. Business Cards = 407,000
3. Amazon Logo = 140,000
4. Affiliate Marketing = 109,000
5. Apple Logo = 101,000
6. Digital Marketing = 92,000
7. Starbucks Logo = 61,000
8. Batman Logo = 45,000
9. Chanel Logo = 31,000
10. Pinterest Logo = 26,000

Travel

1. Google Flights = 4,520,000
2. Hong Kong = 529,000
3. Norway = 235,000
4. Houston Texas = 97,000
5. Lassen National Park = 28,000
6. Leisure Travel Vans = 23,000
7. Cornwall England = 21,000
8. Yunnan = 14,000
9. Myrtle Beach Travel Park = 12,000
10. Overseas Adventure Travel = 10,000

How To Use These Keywords (Part II)

Can you just slap one of these keywords into your title and article?

Sure, but that’s not the best way to go about it. The best way, in my opinion, is to write an original article on the keyword/topic that hasn’t been written before — or at least hasn’t been written before in the exact same way you’ve written it.

I recommend that you:

• Check the competition (just run a Google search for the term).
• Think about why people might search the term (this is called “searcher intent”).
• Look at the “People Also Ask” section of Google search.

The “People Also Ask” section will not only help you determine the searcher's intent, but it will also help you outline your article. You can simply answer some of those relevant questions in your article.

For example, when I Google “Are Arabic Writers Left-Handed?”, I find the following related questions in “People Also Ask”:

• Is Arabic easier to write left-handed?
• Is Arabic written left to right or right to left?
• Are most Arabic writers left-handed?

To me, all of these questions are somewhat related.

I can use them to outline my article. The only thing left to do is to write an original article based on the keyword, competition, and searcher intent.

Closing Thoughts

I hope you found these keywords as fascinating as I did searching for them. I spent a few hours digging for the best keywords in these categories.

I can’t wait to read your articles!

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