Discover new keyword ideas
Find out what your audience is searching for in Google: keyword ideas around a topic, with search volume, difficulty and intent.
7 of 7 free runs left this weekHow to use this free keyword research tool
Enter the topic you want to write about as a keyword, and pick the country and language you write for. The tool returns related searches and suggestions that contain your keyword, the ones that hold every word of your keyword first.
The keywords with the highest search volume deserve the most prominent spots: the title tag, the H1 and the first paragraph. Then look for patterns: topics that keep coming back are worth a section or a page of their own.
Write about topics rather than single keywords. Write for people, and check afterwards whether you covered the keywords that matter.
What each column means
Search volume is the average number of monthly searches over the last year. Difficulty (0–100) estimates how hard it is to reach the top 10. Intent tells you whether searchers want to learn, compare, buy or find a specific site, and the small chart shows the last twelve months, so you can see seasonality at a glance.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this keyword tool really free?
For you it is; every run costs us a little. It counts as one of your 7 free runs this week. The same keyword in the same market again does not count twice.
How many keyword ideas do I get?
A free run shows up to 100 ideas. The keyword discovery tool in the app returns the full list, with every related search and suggestion.
Where does the keyword data come from?
Keyword ideas, search volumes, difficulty and intent come from DataForSEO, based on Google Ads data and Google search results.
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