Keyword research tool for SEO
Seotific's keyword research tool for SEO ranks keywords by how winnable they are: who ranks in Google today, search volume, difficulty and intent. Each one comes with the page to use and what to do.
Winnable keywords first
Volume alone sends you after keywords big brands own. Seotific checks who actually ranks, then ranks keywords by what a site like yours can win.
- Who ranks: small sites, forums, big brands, marketplaces
- Search volume, difficulty, intent and year-on-year change
- Priority = winnable x searched
- Easy wins only, for new sites
No big brands or marketplaces rank for it.
Google shows tools for this search, so build a tool page.
A new page with a suggested address.
Competitor keyword research
Add up to three competitors and see the keywords they rank for that you don't, warmest first: the ones several competitors rank for.
- Competitors suggested if you don't know them
- Their position for each keyword
- Matched to your existing pages
Most ranking pages compare plans in a table. Yours has none.
Every ranking page lists integrations. Yours doesn’t mention them.
Three competitors mark up their questions.
A keyword clustering tool, so pages don't compete
Keywords Google treats as one topic share their results. Seotific groups them, so you write one strong page for the topic instead of five thin ones that split your rankings.
Write one page for the topic.
Google shows the same results: cover it on the lead page.
An H2 or FAQ on the lead page.
From keyword to action
The page to use
Already ranking, close to page 1, an existing page to optimise, or a new page with a suggested address.
Threads to answer
Reddit, Quora and Stack Exchange threads Google shows for the keyword, where the people searching are asking.
Low competition keywords
Tick “new or young site” and the shortlist keeps only low competition keywords, where small sites and forums already rank.
Write it or track it
Send a keyword or a whole topic to the SEO writer, or add it to your keyword map and rank tracking in one click.
Questions about keyword research
How is “winnable” worked out?
For the most promising keywords Seotific reads Google's live top 10 and counts who ranks: small sites and forum threads are beatable, big brands and marketplaces are not. That, plus the keyword difficulty score, gives each keyword a 0-100 opportunity score. Priority multiplies it by search volume.
What does the keyword clustering tool do?
Keywords for which Google shows three or more of the same pages. One page can rank for all of them, so Seotific groups them and points every keyword in the group at one page, instead of suggesting a new page per keyword.
Can I research a new site?
Yes. Tick “new or young site” and the shortlist keeps only easy keywords, where small sites and forums already rank and difficulty is low.
What do I get in the Excel file?
A priority shortlist and every keyword found, with searches, difficulty, who ranks, the page to use and the action, plus the topic clusters. Priority is a live formula, so editing searches re-ranks the sheet.
Find keywords you can win.
Free plans include a keyword research run every month. No card needed.
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