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Discover keywords

Use AI-powered keyword discovery to generate hundreds of keyword ideas from a single seed topic, with automatic clustering and scoring.

Use AI-powered keyword discovery to generate hundreds of keyword ideas from a single seed topic, with automatic clustering and scoring.

Start with a real client, a focused topic, and the target country. The visible Researcher can also offer source-specific modes such as trending, Reddit, YouTube, or ecommerce research. Choose the mode that matches the question you are trying to answer and review its displayed credit cost before starting.

How Discover keywords works

The Discover keywords mode uses AI to expand a seed keyword into a comprehensive list of related queries. It generates seed variations, expands them using search data providers, filters for relevance, and clusters similar keywords together.

Running a discovery

  1. Select Discover keywords from the research mode tabs.

  2. Enter a seed keyword (e.g., “project management software”).

  3. Set your target location and language for localized results.

  4. Click Start research.

The system will generate seed variations using AI, query search data providers for each variation, filter out irrelevant results, and return a scored, clustered list.

Research runs in the background. You can leave the page and return through recent research when the job completes. Do not submit the same topic again merely because the browser was closed.

Reading your results

Each keyword in the results table shows:

  • Keyword — The search query.

  • Search volume — Estimated monthly searches.

  • Difficulty — How hard it is to rank (0–100).

  • CPC — Average cost per click, indicating commercial value.

  • Intent — Informational, navigational, commercial, or transactional.

  • KO Score — Overall keyword value score.

  • Opportunity Score — Balance of volume, difficulty, and intent.

The scores and metrics are decision aids, not forecasts. Provider coverage varies by topic and country, and clustering groups similar opportunities without deciding which page your site should publish. Review each saved keyword for business relevance and search intent.

Tips for better results

  • Use specific seed keywords rather than single words. “Email marketing for ecommerce” will return more targeted results than just “email.”

  • Sort by Opportunity Score to quickly find keywords that are both valuable and achievable.

  • Use the cluster view to group related keywords and plan content around topic clusters.

Turn discovery into a workflow

  1. Remove irrelevant terms and inspect unexpected clusters.

  2. Select keywords that serve one clear client goal.

  3. Save them to a named list so they remain available after you leave the result.

  4. Choose a primary query for a Copywriter project or send the appropriate terms to Track.

  5. Preserve separate lists when keywords target different countries, funnels, or content types.

Common issues

  • The result is too broad — Use a more specific seed that includes the audience, problem, product type, or use case.

  • The result is too small — Confirm the country and try a broader seed, but do not merge unrelated intent merely to increase the count.

  • Research is still running — Check recent research for its current status. Avoid duplicate submissions.

  • A source-specific mode is missing — Use the modes currently available in the interface; availability can vary by supported workflow.

  • Saved keywords disappear from the view — Check whether Hide saved is active, then open keyword lists.

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