Selected answers from the Dumb SEO Questions Facebook & G+ community.
Vangelis Kovaios: Does anyone know what is the difference, if any, between Consumer Intent Modeling and keyword research? ;
Ryan Cramer: Did you notice that you see less "Did you mean..." messages on the SERPs than years before? It's because the algos have been including such things as location and personal search patterns in an attempt to get the most relevant results
CIM is pretty much Keyword Research 2.0. Instead of saying "This is what I offer, just like everyone else" it asks "What are you looking for?"
For instance, a doctor posts "retro dolor" on his sign. It is well researched, and shows he knows what he is doing. ;However, another doctor posts "back pain" on his sign, and his waiting room is crowded. ;I recommend using Google Trends for helping with this concept.
You'll know you are on the right track when your bounce rate starts going down. ;Eventually, your placement and visitors will rise. ;
Vangelis Kovaios: Thanks +Ryan Cramer ;for your answer. It seems that CIM extents beyond keyword research by including information from social conversation listening and audience profiling data. It's more like an online market research that its outcome can be a guide for content development not just for SEO...
Edwin Jonk: From the expert panel in this weeks SEO Questions hangout on air on 00:08:41 into the YouTube video: https://dumbseoquestions.com/q/the_difference_between_consumer_intent_modeling_and_keyword_research +Vangelis Kovaios
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Does anyone know what is the difference, if any, between Consumer Intent Modeling and keyword research? ? 
