The Keyword Generator tool automatically generates lists of keywords based on a seed keyword across any language and market. Users receive hundreds of keyword suggestions from exact terms to long-tail keywords and can see exact search volume, trends, and the website winning for each keyword.
Use the keyword generator to:
Cluster your keywords by topic, intent, and business value - instead of building web pages optimized around one keyword; you build your website around key topics central to your business and services.
Build out your content marketing strategy with SEO-optimized content.
Find gaps in your content marketing plan.
Discover the best keywords for your paid search campaigns.
Optimize your PPC campaigns.
Give the right titles to your articles or blog posts.
Generating relevant keywords at scale is key for success in your content marketing and SEO efforts. Gathering two extensive keyword lists of phrase-match and related keywords can ensure you outrank the competition, gain quality organic traffic, and improve conversion rates. Ultimately, long-tail keywords are how people search the internet.
To find keywords:
Within the Digital Marketing, select Keyword Research > Find Keywords.
Enter a seed keyword you would like to analyze, select the country, and then click See Keywords.
You can see:
Phrase-Match
Includes all search terms that contain broad and exact match mention of your seed keyword. So if your seed keyword was "car insurance," we'll surface all the user searches in the selected geo (in this search, we'll use the USA) that include the words "car insurance," like:
car insurance near me
military car insurance
car insurance quotes
liability insurance for rental cars
Related Keywords
Includes all search terms that are semantically similar to your seed keyword - that means you'll be able to broaden your keyword search to search terms that match the user's intent, rather than just the exact words. We offer these results by looking at the other keywords that the website's pages' getting the most traffic from your seed keyword also rank for.
So if your seed keyword was car insurance, we'd surface all the user searches that are relevant to the words "car insurance," like:
quick online car quote
vehicle insurance quotes
online drivers insurance
full coverage insurance quote
Trending Keywords
Includes all keyword suggestions that closely match the seed keyword but displays them in order of those with a significant traffic increase since the prior month.
Finding relevant long format keywords is incredibly important for any SEO, PPC, and Content Marketer - as customers are becoming far more adept at using longtail searches to find what they are looking for. Question queries point to a clearer understanding of the potential customer's intent, and trending keywords give great insight into exactly what is most popular - both providing powerful insight to help plan your keyword strategy.
Questions Queries
Includes all keyword suggestions in the form of a question. For example, for the keyword: NBA , the questions that we track might be: “what does NBA mean” or “when is the NBA playoffs."
In the table, you can see:
Keywords: Words and phrases that people enter into search engines.
Volume: Average number of monthly searches for the analyzed keyword(s) in Google (over the last 12 months).
Yearly Trend: Search volume for these keywords (over the last 12 months).
Clicked vs. Non-Clicked: A query where another website is clicked to from Google's Search Engine Results Pages (SERP). A non clicked search is a query that is answered directly on the results page, so the user doesn't click through to a website. The results of these queries will show a percentage of clicked vs. non-clicked.
CPC: Average price that advertisers paid for a click on their ad in Google’s paid search results (over the past 12 months)
Organic vs Paid: Distribution of organic traffic (visits to your website as a result of unpaid "organic" search results) versus paid traffic (visits to your website after you have paid for advertising promotions).
Leader: Domain receiving the most search traffic from the analyzed keyword(s).
How is the Keyword Generator different from Google Keyword Planner?
The Google Ads Keyword Planner relies on search volumes and Google's related keyword data. Similarweb's Keyword Generator mines actual searches made by our panel and is based on a representative data set of keyword relationships, similar to broad-matched search terms.
In many ways, Keyword Generator provides a complementary service to Google’s Keyword Planner. While the Keyword Planner offers keyword suggestions for a Google Ads campaign, Similarweb’s Keyword provides comprehensive coverage of the keywords, including the leading domain for each and a breakdown of paid and organic search terms.