Historical volume
Uploaded monthly volume describes the source’s historical estimate or range. Confirm its location, date range, network, and grouping rules.
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Keyword Research Tool
Find relevant keyword ideas, explore reader questions, and build a practical content shortlist. Add your own metrics when available.
Start with a topic or website. Keep generated suggestions separate from measured demand, then decide what deserves further research.
Import keywords or volume data
Upload English-header CSV or TSV exports, up to 500 keywords and 100 KB. Numbers and ranges remain unchanged.
Supported headers include Keyword, Avg. monthly searches, Competition, and Top of page bid (low range). Uploads replace earlier metric overlays.
From a topic to a usable keyword shortlist
Explore related phrases, likely intent, questions, and proposed page groups. Import your own metrics when available.
Up to 15 discovery requests daily. Generated lists contain up to 120 ideas across batches. Export your work before leaving this session.
Move from keyword ideas to useful pages
A long keyword list only helps when you understand the task behind each phrase. This workspace connects ideas with likely intent and proposed page groups.
- Step 1
Choose a specific starting point
Enter a topic, product, service, or public website. Select the market and language you want to investigate.
- Step 2
Review the ideas
Filter related terms, questions, and inferred intent. Treat each suggestion as a research lead, rather than evidence of search demand.
- Step 3
Build a shortlist
Save relevant phrases, inspect supplied metrics, and export your selections. Compare real search results before choosing pages to create.
Understand what the metrics mean
Advertising competition
A competition value from an advertising export concerns paid placements. It does not establish how difficult organic rankings will be.
Keyword intent
Intent labels describe a likely reader task. Actual search results can reveal mixed purposes that wording alone cannot establish.
Missing data
An unavailable figure is a missing observation, rather than proof of no demand. Preserve ranges instead of replacing them with invented midpoints.
Google explains its historical keyword metrics in the Keyword Planning documentation. Check your export’s definitions before comparing figures from different sources.
Use questions and long-tail keywords thoughtfully
Specific questions can reveal the explanation a reader needs. A longer phrase does not automatically mean low competition, high conversion, or easy rankings.
Use the Questions view to explore possible concerns. Validate useful questions through customer conversations, your own search data, or actual search results.
For conversational search, adapt a relevant question into a natural prompt. The tool does not claim to measure ChatGPT query volumes or citation likelihood.
Research is the start of your content workflow
Avoid creating several pages that answer the same task. Review proposed groups with our clustering tool, then prepare a focused content brief.
Keyword research questions
Does this tool provide live search volume?
No. Generated ideas do not include measured volume. Upload supported keyword metrics to display supplied figures or ranges without changing their meaning.
Can I research keywords from a website?
Yes. Enter a public URL. The tool reviews selected text from up to three relevant pages, rather than crawling the entire website.
Are the questions taken from People Also Ask?
No. Questions in this release are generated suggestions or supplied keywords. They are not presented as observed Google questions.
Is advertising competition the same as SEO difficulty?
No. Advertising competition concerns paid placements. This tool does not convert it into an organic ranking difficulty score.
Which files can I import?
Use CSV or TSV files with English headers, up to 500 unique keywords and 100 KB. Keyword Planner-style numeric values and ranges are supported.
Does a missing volume mean zero searches?
No. Unavailable means no matching supplied value exists. A supplied zero remains distinct from an empty cell.
Does every keyword need a separate page?
No. Related queries can belong together. Review reader tasks and actual search results before assigning separate pages.
Can I save my research?
Shortlist keywords within this session. Copy visible keywords or export their research details and supplied metrics before leaving the page.