Discover the best keyword ideas sourced from Google, Amazon, and YouTube with the Keyword Generator. Finding and using better keywords will help you outrank the competition, earn high-quality traffic, and improve conversion rates.
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Generating new and relevant keywords has never been easier. Simply enter a seed word or phrase and the Keyword Generator tool returns thousands of relevant keyword suggestions. Then, using metrics and insights, evaluate and prioritize effectively and efficiently.
Discover several types of keywords -- including phrase-match keywords, trending keywords, question queries, related keywords -- sourced for Google, YouTube on-site keywords, and high-intent Amazon on-site keywords.
Take your keyword strategy to the next level using the Keyword Generator tool to:
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Find keywords using the Keyword Generator Tool:
Working within the Acquisition Channel > Keyword Generator module:
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Go to the Keyword Generator tool.
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Select the Google, Amazon, or YouTube filter.
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Enter a seed keyword you would like to analyze, and then click Generate.
Several types of keyword search terms are generated: Phrase-Match, Related Keywords, Trending Keywords, and Questions Queries.
![]() Note: Amazon and YouTube provide Phrase Match and Related Keywords only
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The keyword generator results table provides:
Insights and metrics for Google keywords:
Note: For Google, you can filter by Any Volume or by Any CPC |
Metrics and insights for Amazon Keywords:
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Metrics and insights for YouTube Keywords:
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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 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. We also calculate search volume in a way that improves coverage and accuracy in certain scenarios.
Where are the keywords in the Keyword Generator source from?
The keywords are sourced from anonymous user behavior on Google, YouTube.com, and Amazon.com from our contributor network (Dmore on our data methodology here).
Try it now! Keyword Generator > Select Google, Amazon, or Youtube and enter a seed keyword.
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