Toolkits Keyword Research
Find the keywords worth writing for
Start from one keyword and get related ideas with search volume, difficulty, cost per click and search intent, plus the questions people type into Google.
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What you get
Ideas from one seed
Enter a keyword, pick a country or city and a language, and get suggestions and related keywords from live Google search data.
The numbers to choose by
Search volume, a 12-month trend, keyword difficulty from 0 to 100, cost per click, competition and search intent for every idea.
The questions people ask
Free Google autocomplete suggestions from A to Z, and question ideas that start with what, how and why, or nasıl, neden and nedir for Turkish searches.
In detail
Narrow the list fast
Set a minimum volume and a maximum difficulty, sort the results and export the list to CSV. Your recent searches are saved, so you can go back to them at any time.
- Minimum volume and maximum difficulty filters
- Sort by volume, difficulty, CPC or competition
- CSV export of the list you see
From idea to tracking in one click
Select the keywords you want and start tracking them in a project right away, or open any keyword in SERP Analysis to see who ranks in the top 10.
- Track selected keywords in a project
- Open any keyword in SERP Analysis
- A daily lookup allowance on every plan
By the numbers
- 0–100
- keyword difficulty score for every idea
- 12
- months of search volume trend per keyword
- A–Z
- autocomplete suggestions, free
How it works
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Enter a seed keyword
Choose the country or city and the language you want ideas for.
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Filter and compare
Sort by volume or difficulty and check the trend and intent of each idea.
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Track or analyse
Send the best keywords to Rank Tracker or open them in SERP Analysis.
Questions
Keyword Research
Where do search volumes come from?
From live Google search data for the location and language you choose, with a 12-month trend for each keyword.
Is there a limit on searches?
Yes. Each plan includes a daily lookup allowance for Keyword Research and SERP Analysis.
What does search intent mean?
It shows what people want when they search: to learn something (informational), to reach a specific site (navigational), to compare options (commercial) or to buy or act (transactional).
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