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Keyword Suggestions

Enter a seed keyword: the tool lists suggestions that contain it and keywords close to it by topic, each with its metrics, ready to export.

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Privacy and cost

This tool uses paid live data. A run costs 2 credits, only charged when it succeeds. Recent identical requests are served from a cache, which keeps costs and prices low.

No subscription required for credits.

How it works

  1. Type the seed keyword, choose the country and language, then pick suggestions, related keywords or both.
  2. The tool queries the provider's keyword database and merges the lists without duplicates.
  3. You get a table sorted by volume, with CPC, competition, difficulty and intent when known.

Example

Seed "seo audit", United States, suggestions + related: the table mixes variants that contain "seo audit" with neighbouring topics, each row tagged "Suggestion" or "Related" according to where it came from.

What the result means

Suggestions contain your seed (long tail); related keywords are close by topic without necessarily containing it. Volumes are indicative monthly averages and stay "unknown" when the provider has no data. Difficulty and intent are reading aids, not Google rules.

Common problems this tool helps with

  • Finding long-tail variants around a topic to plan a content cluster.
  • Discovering neighbouring angles you had not thought of.
  • Prioritising ideas by volume, difficulty and search intent.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between suggestions and related keywords?

Suggestions contain the seed keyword. Related keywords are close by topic and may not contain your words.

How many keywords do I get?

Up to 25, 50 or 100 per list depending on your choice; the CSV export holds the whole table.

Why are some volumes unknown?

The provider has no data for very rare or recent queries. Those rows are placed at the end of the table.