So to do this you would use:

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Last Year + Keyword - Then I would have last year's data. For example, I would search for “Best Web Design 2016” or anything from my keyword export or a list that includes the year.
2–3 Years Ago + Keywords – I will select data from 2 to 3 years ago so I can see how much data is included in that year. I'll also look for the current month.
2. Use Google Trends and/or ملتے جلتے ویب/Jumpshot Trends to identify seasonality
Then I would use Google Trends, or if you don't like Google Trends —  dominican republic whatsapp data their data can be a little weird — SimilarWeb and Hot Jump also have keyword trend data, which can be good, at least at the top of the demand curve, and try to identify some seasonality. If you find that there is a peak season that encompasses a specific month, this usually indicates that that month and year may exist, and then you can go here. I could add "Best Web Designs of May 2016", in terms of whether there is actually a search volume for May keywords only.

3. Use the Google SERP to determine if the monthly/yearly strategy is popular or underserved in your niche
Then I'll use the Google SERP. I'll check the keyword difficulty of those SERPs, and I'll probably look at how many different channels there are in producing monthly or yearly content, for yearly content. February and February are the centers. That’s when all content is produced. Then if it's underserved, that means there are more opportunities out there, but even then it's almost always lower difficulty and easier to get into.

4. Target and create timely content


Recent data. If I were to create a design for a “late 2017 launch”