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Keyword ideas

Type what you do and where. See the questions people ask Google about it, and what they search next.

Everything here is something Google itself shows for the search. There are no search volumes: those need a paid data source, and guessed numbers would be worse than none.
WHAT YOU WILL SEE

THREE LISTS

The questions in Google’s “People also ask”, the searches in “Related searches”, and the five pages Google shows now, with what kind of page each one is.

Where the ideas come from

Every idea is something Google itself shows for your search. People also ask is the box of questions Google adds to many results pages. Related searches are the searches it suggests at the bottom. Both change with the place and the day, so the same topic can give a different list next month.

The five pages Google shows now tell you what kind of page to write. If they are service pages, write a service page. If they are guides, write a guide. That is search intent, and it matters more than any single keyword.

Why there are no search volumes

Monthly search numbers come from paid data sources, and the free ones are guesses. A question that Google shows on its own results page is already proof that people ask it.

LEARN MORE

The lessons behind this tool.

KEYWORDS & CONTENT · 01Match the search, not the keyword.

Search intent in plain language

The four kinds of search intent, how to read intent from the results page, and how to match your page type to what people want.

0121 Sept5 minRead tip
ON-PAGE SEO · 01Your title tag is your page’s first impression.

How to write title tags that get clicked

A simple formula for title tags, with before and after rewrites for a blog post, a product page and a service page.

013 Sept5 minRead tip
ON-PAGE SEO · 02Meta descriptions that earn the click.

Write meta descriptions people want to click

A formula for meta descriptions that earn the click, with three rewrites and a plan for when Google shows other text.

0210 Sept5 minRead tip