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This is by far the no. 1 writing tip my clients "love" (and it's only because they "hate" adverbs) See, when we describe things, that's exactly what we try to do → describe. So we end up with this: 1. She "carefully touched" his shoulder. 2. He "quickly got into” his bed after work. 3. The kids "deeply craved" some ice-cream. My rule is → ditch the adverbs → just use verbs 1. She "touched" his shoulder. 2. He "jumped" into bed after work. 3. The kids "wanted" some ice-cream. There. Big difference. 👌 LinkedIn isn't poetry → it's clear communication Too many adverbs can weaken your writing. Bold, definitive verbs are more descriptive. They also make your writing a lot punchier. Simplicity → clarity → competence → 💰 P.S. Do you catch yourself using 'adverbs' a lot?

Copywriters, Here are 6 copywriting techniques you can leverage for your sales pages. What else would you add? And please REPOST this to help someone in your network benefit from it, thank you!

👉 Always keep this in mind for product messaging No matter what industry you're in, your copy will still be read by humans. Credit: Chase Dimond #copywriting #saasmessaging #saasmarketing #b2bmarketing #emailmarketing #productmarketing #productmessaging

4 ChatGPT prompts that will fast-track your learning:   1. Use the Feynman Technique to Understand Complex Topics   Prompt: “Can you explain the concept of [insert topic here] as if you were teaching it to a fifth-grader? Please use simple language and avoid jargon.” Why this prompt: Richard Feynman was a Nobel Prize-winning physicist. He believed subject mastery was achieved by 1) simplifying concepts, 2) teaching them to a child, and 3) returning to fill in knowledge gaps. This prompt challenges you to clarify your understanding. 2. Follow Atomic Habits’ 4 Laws to Build the Habit of Learning Prompt: “Imagine I want to develop the habit of [insert the desired habit here]. Can you provide creative ideas for each of the Four Laws of Behavior Change? Specifically, suggest a cue that will remind me to start the habit, a way to make the habit attractive and create a craving, a method to make the habit easy to perform as a response, and a reward that will make the habit satisfying.”   Why this prompt: James Clear's Atomic Habits teaches four laws to build a habit: 1) Make it obvious, 2) Make it attractive, 3) Make it easy, and 4) Make it satisfying. Get inspiration for how to build any learning-related habit—whether waking up earlier, taking notes in meetings, staying hydrated, etc.   3. Apply the 80/20 Principle for Efficient Learning Prompt: “Based on the 80/20 Principle, what 20% of concepts in [insert subject or field] would give me 80% of the overall understanding? Please concisely explain the concepts.” Why this prompt: The 80/20 Principle (a.k.a Pareto’s Principle) suggests that 80% of your learning outcomes or understanding can come from studying just 20% of the available material. By targeting the most critical information, you can achieve a substantial level of understanding with less effort. 4. Create a Spaced Repetition Study Plan to Retain Information Long-Term Prompt: “Create a spaced repetition study plan to retain information long-term. I have the following topics I want to cover and the number of days left until my exam for each topic: Topic 1 – [x] days, Topic 2 – [x] days, Topic 3 – [x] days, Topic 4 – [x] days. I can study for up to 2 hours a day. Include how long I should study each topic per day and when I should review them for maximum retention.” Why this prompt: Spaced repetition means reviewing material in short, systematic intervals. You'll learn at an optimal cadence (backed by science) for long-term memory. — If you enjoyed this, try System Sunday―my free newsletter with 210K+ readers. Learn systems for health, wealth, and free time: benmeer.com/system-sunday/

BREAKING: ChatGPT is now multimodal. Here's what it means ― and why it's a HUGE deal: • ChatGPT can now hear, speak and see thanks to new features that let it understand and produce images and sounds. • Speak with your AI assistant: You can now engage in conversations with ChatGPT and ask it for answers to any question. • Talk about images: You can upload an image to ChatGPT and ask questions about that image - like why your grill won't start and how to fix it. You can also upload screenshots or documents. • The features will be available in 2 weeks to Plus and Enterprise users. Developers will also get access in the future. Check out the video below to see how the new features work! ________ If you liked this, join Superhuman - my newsletter with 400k+ readers that teaches you how to leverage AI to boost your productivity: https://lnkd.in/d2ZcidKG

Five years ago, I landed in Pakistan with a dream to simplify the complexities of money for a quarter billion people. Little did I know that we'd be on the brink of a larger, transformative realization: The power of AI as the great equalizer. Tools like ChatGPT are not just enhancing output but also redefining the very fabric of work; democratizing access to information and empowering anyone to be hyper productive – whether from the tech hubs of Karachi & Lahore, or a remote corner of Balochistan. Imagine a Pakistan pulsating with millions of freelancers and remote workers – augmented with the power of AI – capable of producing world-class output at a mere fraction of the cost. In this vision, Pakistan doesn’t merely participate in the global economy – it inspires, sets new benchmarks and becomes a leading hub for talent. Millions of freelancers could bring home BILLIONS of dollars, euros, and pounds for their country. This is why we’re launching SadaSchool – a platform that will ignite a fire in millions of people in Pakistan to start their journey in freelancing. SadaSchool will upskill the youth with AI skills, connect them with peers, and facilitate mentorship at scale from the biggest thought leaders and influencers in the freelancing world. Pakistan has been so generous to me. Now, through SadaSchool, I'm excited for us to pay it forward. Tag a friend who you think should see this!! ❤️

Last week I was talking to a VC from a $10B fund and here’s what she said: “I keep talking to Founders who raised too much money at the height of the bubble who are telling me, ‘Don’t worry, the market will come back in 2024’.  The market may come back but it ain’t coming back to ‘21 levels.  Sure there may be a time we’re all collectively stupid again but it’s going to be in 10 years not next year.” It’s very likely that 10x revenue for a SaaS startup at scale is a thing of the past. Certainly, 20x is gone. We’re in a period where we all have to build efficient businesses.  Doesn’t mean you can’t burn capital. It does mean if you do, it needs to be justified. We can’t white-knuckle our way back to a hype cycle that was dramatically inflated. We have to learn how to actually operate.

𝐎𝐧𝐞 𝐏𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐁𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐧 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐫𝐨 𝐒𝐚𝐚𝐒 Throughout my career, I've worn many hats – from CRO to venture-backed VP of Sales. I've been fortunate enough to participate in exits, but the 'buy' side always interested me. That's when I started a transformative journey into the world of micro-SaaS acquisitions. This path led to the creation of Skaling Ventures - a venture committed to micro-SaaS acquisitions. We recently acquired a business management platform for creatives, such as photographers and event-based professionals. 💸 Micro-SaaS companies are making their mark with ARR ranging from $500k to $1 million. They are a growing trend especially as digital tools become more industry-specific. If you are thinking about starting your own Micro SaaS business, I've designed a simple one-page business plan - see below. 👇 **** Key elements to keep in mind as you establish and grow your Micro SaaS: > Retention is key, especially as the customer base grows. The challenge of customer retention scales geometrically with the user base. > Numbers and financials tell a story, but the heart of successful acquisitions lies in the founder's DNA > A smooth transition post-acquisition depends on the level of trust between the acquirer and the founder. > A correction in SaaS company valuations is expected, especially as interest rates are likely to rise. > Micro-SaaS is seen as a lucrative area for investment, offering profitable businesses that can scale to higher ARR tiers. Bridging the gap between Micro-SaaS Operators and Investors - Skaling Ventures #SaaS #microSaaS #startups #gtm #privateequity

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Why are so many B2B videos so hard to watch? Because they’re not memorable. Here’s a storytelling technique that’ll help you tell unforgettable stories:

I often come across the term 'T-Shaped engineers' being celebrated as the ultimate hires, a sort of buzzword in the industry. While I acknowledge that T-Shaped engineers bring great value, I firmly believe that Generalists and Specialists also have a vital role to play. As an engineering manager, I believe it all comes down to context. I see a deeper connection between your team's stage and the type of profiles you need. Specifically: 🎨 𝗚𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘀𝘁𝘀 excel in bootstrapping a team (and often make excellent candidates for managerial roles) 🎸 𝗧-𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗲𝗱 individuals add significant value in growing and making your team solid. 🚀 𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘀𝘁𝘀 are crucial for elevating your team to the next level I've delved into this topic extensively in today's issue of The Hybrid Hacker. You can read more about it following this link 👇 https://lnkd.in/dcPrrUsB

I solved 1583 LeetCode problems. Here’s everything I learned: ❌ Don’t dive into solving problems before learning the fundamentals. ❌ Don't memorize solutions, understand the logic behind them. ❌ Don’t rush to increase your problem count. Focus on what you learned from each problem. ❌ Don't spend much time on highly disliked questions. They will drain your energy and leave you feeling demotivated. ❌ Don't jump to advanced topics until you feel comfortable with the fundamental data structures and algorithms. ❌ Don't attempt LeetCode hards if you struggle with medium ones. They aren’t asked that much anyways. ❌ Don't compare yourself to others. Progress every day is what matters. ❌ Don't get discouraged by difficult problems; it's all part of the learning process. ❌ Don’t jump between problems too quickly; give each one sufficient time and effort. ✅ If you can, maintain a problem-solving ratio of Easy:Medium:Hard = 30:50:20. ✅ Time yourself. Most interviews are only 45 mins - 1 hour long. ✅ Always read the top voted solutions. Take notes, bookmark anything new that you learned. ✅ Learn and practice topics by importance. ✅ For your weaker topics, being with easy problems. ✅ Prioritize practicing popular and frequently asked questions. ✅ Look for key patterns that will help you solve multiple problems. ✅ Get in the habit of analyzing time and space complexity of every problem you submit. ✅ Revisit problems you couldn’t solve in one attempt. ✅ Track your progress to monitor your performance and identify areas where you need improvement. ✅ Get in the habit of testing your code on small inputs, including edge cases. ✅ Participate in LeetCode contests to practice in a timed environment. In the end, remember: You are not your LeetCode problems. Take good care of yourself.

Tip: When working on legacy code, appreciate the difference between code that should stay and code that should go :) Working on legacy code can sometimes feel like archaeology. You're digging through layers of decisions made over years, perhaps even decades. With a pickaxe in one hand and a magnifying glass in the other, you're sifting through what feels like digital sediment. The trick is knowing which fossils are valuable relics of an ancient era that need preservation and which are mere rocks to be tossed aside. Embrace the Why Before the What Before we start ripping out "bad" code, it's important to understand why it's there in the first place. Code rarely starts as "bad"; rather, it often becomes "bad" relative to new requirements, or after it's been cut-and-pasted six times. So, look at the original reason. If you can't find any comments or documentation (ahem, write some), ask around. Get a full sense of the landscape before you bring out the bulldozers. The Fear Factor I've seen this countless times—developers tiptoeing around legacy code like it's a sleeping dragon. Yes, dragons can be dangerous, but they also guard treasure. The treasure here is not just functional code but domain knowledge locked within it. Do not assume every line of ancient text is sacred. Sometimes, it's just graffiti that someone left a long time ago. Code Duplication: A Double-Edged Sword Code duplication is often a culprit in legacy systems. You'll find the same logic scattered across multiple modules because folks were afraid to touch the original implementation. "What if it breaks?"—a legitimate fear, but not a justification for code duplication. It might seem like a shortcut for that moment, but think about how hard it's going to be to update that logic later when it exists in 20 different places. When to Hold 'Em, When to Fold 'Em Deciding what to keep and what to toss is a skill that comes with experience. If the code handles an edge case that's still relevant, then it should probably stay. If it's a workaround for a limitation that no longer exists, it's a candidate for removal. We have to weigh the benefits and risks. Removing code without understanding its purpose is like throwing out a random wire from a complex machine—it might be fine, or you might just make the whole thing explode. Refactoring as a Middle Ground Remember, you don't have to choose between leaving code untouched and rewriting everything. Refactoring is your friend here. Keep the functionality, change the form. Make the code cleaner, more modular, and more understandable without altering its behavior. Add some unit tests to ensure the code behaves as expected before and after your changes. No more sacred cows, please. Conclusion Don't shy away from legacy code. Use the opportunity to study it, understand it, and improve it. You'll not only make the system better, but you'll also become a better developer in the process. #programming #developers

20 Cost KPIs to choose from, benchmark, forecasts, monitor and manage. ----- 💎Join 30,000+ subscribers of The Finance Gem 💎 Enjoy unabbreviated Linkedin posts like this one with full size PDFs. Get free strategic finance insights to accelerate your career and grow your business. Every Saturday. Link in my profile or here >>>The Finance Gem ---- 1. Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) COGS = Direct Materials + Direct Labor + Manufacturing Overhead AND COGS = Opening Inventory + Purchases - Ending Inventory 🎯 The direct costs associated with producing a product or delivering a service, expressed in absolute terms or as a percentage of revenue 2. Operating Expense Ratio Operating Expenses / Net Sales x 100 🎯 Evaluates how much of the total sales is consumed by operating expenses 3. Variable Cost Ratio Variable Costs / Sales x 100 🎯 Assesses the proportion of sales that is consumed by variable costs. 4. Fixed Cost Ratio Fixed Costs / Sales x 100 🎯 Evaluates the proportion of sales that is consumed by fixed costs. 5. Direct Labor Cost % Direct Labor Costs / Sales x 100 🎯 Measures the percentage of sales that goes towards compensating the labor directly involved in producing a product. 6. Sales & Marketing Ratio Sales & Marketing Expenses / Sales x 100 🎯 Indicates the percentage of sales spent on sales and marketing activities. 7. Research & Development (R&D) Ratio**: R&D Expenses / Sales x 100 🎯 Measures the percentage of sales invested in research and development activities. 8. General & Administrative (G&A) Ratio**: G&A Expenses / Sales x 100 🎯 Evaluates the percentage of sales consumed by general and administrative expenses. 9. Inventory Turnover Cost of Goods Sold / Average Inventory 🎯 Indicates how many times a company's inventory is sold and replaced over a period. .......... 16. Total Depreciation Expense Sum of Depreciation for All Depreciable Assets 🎯 Represents the total depreciation expense for a given period. 17. Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC): Total Sales and Marketing Expenses / Number of New Customers Acquired 🎯 Represents the cost to acquire a new customer. 18. Overhead Rate Total Overhead Costs / Total Direct Labor Costs 🎯 Measures the overhead costs relative to the direct labor costs. 19. Average Cost of Equity Cost of Equity (Re)=Risk Free Rate + Beta coefficient x Market Risk Premium 🎯 The return that equity investors expect to earn on their investment in a company 20. Average Cost of Debt After Tax Cost of Debt (Rd)=Interest Rate on Debt × (1−Tax Rate) 🎯 Weighted average interest rate on all the company's outstanding debt What would you add? ------- ⚫⚫⚫Get the knowledge and skills to accelerate your career and grow your business with my 𝐂𝐚𝐬𝐡 𝐅𝐥𝐨𝐰 𝐌𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐬 (link in my Linkedin profile) ------- ➕ Follow for more finance, business, and cash flow insights. 🔔 Ring the bell at the top right of my profile so catch my new posts.   #entrepreneur #finance #business

8 types of CFOs. Which type are you? 1. The Accountant - Focuses on compliance and control - Backwards-looking financial reporting - Conservative and risk-averse - Always worked in the finance function 2. The Analyst - Creates transparency and visibility - Has a deep understanding of financials - Communicates insights to leadership - Has likely worked in investment banking 3. The Strategist - Facilities strategizing at the executive level - Quantifies and qualifies strategic options - Has a strong focus on value creation - Has likely worked in management consulting 4. The Technologist - Leads digital transformation in the company - Leverages the latest tech in the finance function - Creates efficiencies across the company - Has likely worked in a digital-first company 5. The Disruptor - Spends most time with external stakeholders - Looks at the latest trends and business models - Benchmarks outside own industry - Has likely worked across multiple functions 6. The Networker - Builds strong relationships across C-suite - Listens well and helps others be successful - Gets work done through others - Has likely been an entrepreneur 7. The Adaptor - Drives strong execution across the company - Moves the company along at speed - Builds on a strong and flexible tech platform - Has likely led different business units 8. The Environmentalist - Is well-connected with policy-makers - Drives the quadruple bottom line in decisions - Has a pure long-term value creation focus - Has likely been in NGOs or politics ---------- No one CFO can be all these types. To survive they'll need to be more than one of them though. And this is not a static picture. More CFO types will emerge in the future. Which CFO type(s) are you? And which CFO type do you believe will emerge next? ---------- 🧑‍💼 I'm a partner at Business Partnering Institute 🆘 Need immediate help in your finance team, call us! 🤝 We help increase the influence of your finance team 🔔 To see more of my content, hit the bell on my profile 📻 Find our #FinanceMaster podcast on your podcast channel 📄 Check out all our templates and cheat sheets here: https://lnkd.in/eC_zuCU4

100 Finance Answers Learn Accounting / Excel / KPIs / Cash Bookmark this, you'll save 1,000 of hours! 👉 Follow, Like and Comment to get the High Resolution PDF Then download it here: https://lnkd.in/eAVzrrxb What do we cover? A list of answers that all Finance Professionals need. If you want more explanations, feel free to ask in the comment section. Here is a preview: 💹 Accounting 1. How is the accrual principle applied? → Records revenues & expenses when earned/incurred 2. How does the consistency principle work? → Use same methods every accounting period 3. How is the matching principle used? → Match expenses with revenues of same period 4. How does the cost principle function? → Record assets at cost paid, not current value 5. How is the monetary unit assumption applied? → Record only quantifiable transactions (get the answers 6-25 in the Cheat Sheet below) 📊 Excel 26. How to calculate NPV in Excel? → Use =NPV(rate, value1, [value2], ...) 27. How to compute IRR in Excel? → Use =IRR(values, [guess]) 28. How to find present value in Excel? → Use =PV(rate, nper, pmt, [fv], [type]) 29. How to calculate a bond's yield in Excel? → Use =YIELD(settlement, maturity, rate, pr, redemption, frequency) 30. How to use PMT function in Excel? → Use =PMT(rate, nper, pv, [fv], [type]) for loan payments (get the answers 31-50 in the Cheat Sheet below) 🔑 KPIs 51. How to measure profitability? → Use net profit margin: Net Profit / Revenue 52. ​How to gauge liquidity? → Calculate current ratio: Current Assets / Current Liabilities​ 53. How to assess debt burden? → Compute debt-to-equity ratio: Total Debt / Total Equity​ 54. How to track asset efficiency? → Calculate asset turnover: Sales / Total Assets​ 55. How to evaluate investment returns? → Use return on investment (ROI) Formulas 51-54 corrected (and updated correctly in PDF) (get the answers 56-75 in the Cheat Sheet below) 💵 Cash 76. How to forecast cash flow? → Use historical data and project future receipts/payments 77. How to improve cash position? → Speed up receivables, slow down payables 78. How to calculate cash conversion cycle? → DSO + DIO - DPO 79. How to manage short-term cash surplus? → Invest in short-term liquid securities 80. How to measure liquidity? → Use quick ratio: Liquid Assets​ / Current Liabilities (corrected and is updated in PDF) (get the answers 81-100 in the Cheat Sheet below) 👉 What else would you add? 👉 Let me know if you want more explanations. P.S.: like and comment to get the High Resolution PDF And follow me to see when I post the PDF!

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Don’t overcomplicate your content strategy. There’s only two things you need to do: 1. Add value 2. Have fun Everything else is a distraction. There’s no big secret to successful content.

You're overthinking content. That's the truth. As a creator, you've likely had a least one hit piece of content. A winner. But instead of doubling down, you're trying to reinvent the wheel each day. Why? Think about other creative industries. Take pop music, for example. Ever notice most chart-toppers use the same four chords? It's not lazy — it's smart. They found what clicks and they're going back to the well. The same goes for blockbuster movies. If you think every story is the same, you're right. The "Heroes Journey" — a hero who goes on an adventure, learns a lesson, wins a victory with newfound knowledge, and then returns home transformed. So why, as a creator, are you hesitating to double down on your best stuff? Tomorrow, I'll show 175,447 readers why going all-in on your best content isn't just okay; it's genius. Want in? Don't miss out. Join the conversation here: https://lnkd.in/ewtFEcGn

It might seem like everyone is creating content. But in real life? Almost nobody is doing it. The truth is that there are 100+ consumers for every creator, 100+ customers for every business, etc. The competition is still tough, but that equation means we can all win. The pie is gigantic. You can get a slice.

Avoiding difficult conversations today can lead to catastrophic problems tomorrow. Here’s how the top leaders give feedback: P.S. If you liked this, repost it for your network, too ♻ Thanks!

I have gotten 100+ invites in the last 2 years to come and give seminars in colleges and events but I've consciously rejected all of them because I have terrible stage fright Until the day before when I said screw it and went as a panelist at YourStory Media’s biggest event-Techsparks. Still as scared as before. I feel it's a cliche that everyone talks about having a stage fright and how they fake confidence- but it is the only thing you can do. I asked a friend for advice and what he said was very helpful so putting this out there: 1. Breathe slowly and low 2. Have an uplifting playlist 3. Talk constantly to other people for 30 minutes before getting on stage. This gets you going. It's like when you take 15-20 minutes to start chit-chatting at a party. Talking to people before gets your body in the state of talking You will still feel scared but the only way to get over it is to keep go on stage again and again and again. That's what I plan on doing now. So this is an open invitation to all collleges- I will no longer say no and on a mission to help as many people as I can. #growth

5 speaking habits that destroy credibility. (based on coaching 300+ founders). Avoid these: When you speak without thinking, you could: ❌ Damage your reputation. ❌ Subconsciously show negative biases. ❌ Leave the other person wondering if they can trust you. Check if you have any of the 5 toxic speaking habits I share in this carousel. What would you add? PS. You’ve been asking me this. My new free course on Speaking Fearlessly…will be out…TOMORROW.

Don't lay off your SEO team/manager to cut near-term costs. When Google's SGE launches, you will need an SEO quarterback, and then it's going to be expensive and competitive to recruit and hire anyone in SEO.

ChatGPT prompt to supercharge your SEO keyword research: (How I start my long tail kw research process with ChatGPT) 1/ Get ChatGPT Ready Use this prompt to warm ChatGPT up: "You're an expert in SEO keyword research. You understand all of the core concepts related to the topic: long tail keywords, brand keywords, short tail keywords, keyword difficulty, monthly volume, etc. You've been researching SEO keywords for your own websites for 10+ years. As you perform the following tasks, tap into your years of SEO knowledge and be a top-notch SEO for the keyword research we'll be performing." --- 2/ Enter the Main Prompt Next, paste in the following prompt: "Make a list of low competition long tail keywords based on the keyword: " Note: Customize this prompt for your specific business and use case. ChatGPT will put its "brain" to work and spit out long tail keywords for you. Review & make sure that it hits what you're looking for. --- 3/ Challenge GPT w/ Add On Prompts ChatGPT improves as you throw more at it. Don't stop after 1 round of answers. Get 5-10+. Here's some add-on Prompts to try: → "Add 20 more long tail keywords onto this list" → "In addition, build a long tail keyword list for this keyword: " Bonus: Smash that "Regenerate" button & see what GPT comes up with differently. --- Ever try GPT for this yet? ♻️ Repost & let's make SEO simpler for millions. P.S. Join 3,500+ SEO Wizards on my newsletter: https://lnkd.in/gs3iPKMA #SEO #AI

8 Regex to Maximise your Keyword Research Copy & paste the below into Google Search Console: 1) Find TOFU/Research Intent Keywords ^(what is|how|why is|history of|definition of|meaning of|explain|how does|overview|can) 2) Find MOFU/Consideration Intent Keywords ^(best|advanced|techniques|strategies|reviews|on-page|checklist|insights|guide|how to) 3) Find BOFU/Decision Intent Keywords ^(vs|versus|alternatives|alternative|competitors|buy|price|purchase|deal|order|sale|discount) 4) Find Longtail Keywords ([^” “]*\s){6,}? This shows a minimum of 7 keywords (6 spaces indicate 7 keywords). 5) Questions ^(who|what|when|where|why|how|can) 6) Capture Seasonal Trends ^(summer|winter|spring|fall|holiday|christmas|black friday|halloween) 7) Find Localised Queries ^(near me|london|manchester|birmingham|edinburgh|local|nearby|closest) (Swap the cities for places relevant to your site) 8) Find Queries Ending with a Certain Word KEYWORD$ How do you use Regex?