Keyword Memento: SEO Content Forgetting Cure

Inspired by Asimov's Foundation (proactive planning for societal collapse), Memento (fragmented memory), and SEO keyword scraping, this project aims to create a system for generating content around 'forgotten' or rapidly declining keywords before they completely disappear from search trends. The 'Keyword Memento' system works as follows:

1. The 'Scraper': Utilizes a low-cost SEO keyword scraper (e.g., Python scripts with free API access to Google Trends, Semrush free trial, or Ubersuggest free version) to identify keywords experiencing a significant and accelerating decline in search volume over a short period (e.g., last 30 days). The scraper focuses on a specific niche (e.g., sustainable living, cryptocurrency sub-niches, obsolete tech). Focus on long-tail keywords with specific intents (e.g., "best repair shops for [obsolete phone model]").

2. The 'Fragment Collector': This module analyzes the identified declining keywords. The key is to understand why the keyword is declining. Is a superior product/service replacing it? Is the underlying problem solved? Is it a seasonal trend? Identify the underlying reason and related themes.

3. The 'Content Stitcher': Using the fragmented keyword insights and the reason for decline, generate timely and relevant content. The content will focus on solving the problem that caused the decline or helping users transition to the superior alternative. Focus on content formats such as:

- 'Last Chance' Guides: Articles or videos informing users about the product/service -before- it vanishes completely, offering alternatives or workarounds. "[Obsolete phone model] Repair Tips Before It's Too Late", "Best Alternatives to [discontinued software]"
- 'Nostalgia' Pieces: Content capitalizing on the short-lived nostalgia wave that often accompanies declining trends. "Remember [old tech gadget]? Why We Loved It."
- 'Problem Solved' Content: Tutorials and articles that offer better solutions to the need that triggered the initial keyword interest. "Why [old method] is failing, and how [new method] is succeeding."

4. The 'Proactive Planning': Based on the Foundation, anticipate and search for the decline of keywords. It's not only about reactive writing, it's about predicting which keywords are close to disappearing.

5. Monetization: The generated content can be monetized through:

- Affiliate Marketing: Promoting alternative products/services in the 'Last Chance' guides or 'Problem Solved' content.
- Display Advertising: Running ads on the website/blog where the content is hosted.
- Selling the Content: Offering the content to companies whose products are replacing the declining trend (e.g., offering the "Best Alternatives to [discontinued software]" article to a competitor's software company).
- Lead Generation: Capturing email addresses of users interested in the niche and offering premium content or services.

The 'Memento' aspect comes from the fact that the opportunity window for these keywords is short. Content needs to be created and published quickly before the keyword becomes completely irrelevant. The high earning potential lies in being the -first- to capture the dwindling search traffic and direct it towards relevant solutions or monetization opportunities. The low-cost and niche aspect make it accessible to individuals, while the timely and valuable content provides a strong foundation for high earning potential.