In our Keywords Tool Keywords and Key Phrases are interactively retrieved from the repository and optimized based on Semantic Relevancy to your website content, popularity and competition level. Our keywords constitute an alternative to what one can get from keyword suggestion tools provided by Google or other search engines. The impression that one can retrieve all necessary keywords from AdWords or similar search engine tools is quite common. However, in reality the number and variety of effective keywords suggested by such tools are usually limited thus inviting a competition between advertisers. This allows search engines to control CPC (cost per click) or in other words keywords price. In our repository you will find a wide range of business-related popular and profitable keywords not suggested by Google or other search engine advertisement tools. They can serve to all kind of businesses ranging from baby accessories to cement contractors, home improvement stores to phone service, vegetarian food to cloud webhosting, etc. Our repository is being constantly updated covering more and more areas of human activity.

KeywordsRepository offers Semantic Similarity and Text Match keywords retrieval methods for a typed seed phrase. The first one is most advanced. It establishes relevancy between retrieved keywords, seed phrases and website features. This relationship is a key factor for successful promotion for a particular website and PPC campaign. Generated key phrases are close in terms of meaning, but do not necessarily contain the same words. In other words this is Semantically Related Keywords. For example, hotel reservation and booking motel room have a very close meaning but have no textual match. On each query we generate a large number of keywords (might be 10,000 and more) along with various characteristics including search popularity, competition level, ambiguity, and relevancy to different web content features of the advertiser’s webpage. This gives a lot of room for optimization and allows retrieval of most profitable keywords. Keywords recommendation uses various optimization strategies such as those based on search volume, KEI (keyword effectiveness index), long tail, etc. However, the most effective optimization is based on the Profitability Model Scoring. In addition to standard keywords features related to their exposure on the web this model uses computed keywords relevancy to website features, potential niches and others.

A large set of keywords retrieved by our keywords tool on a query usually has quite a few potential niche keywords for an advertised business. Using niche keywords may substantially reduce the number of competitors, thus making an advertising campaign less expensive. On the other hand, these keywords may not be popular search queries. The problem to find niche and at the same time sufficiently popular keywords does not have a simple solution. We approached this dilemma by creating a niche factor mechanism which takes advantage of the fact that niche and price are related to each other. This helps choose an appropriate campaign strategy by refining profitability optimization. Large advertising agencies may choose higher niches and get most profitable keywords from them paying more per keyword, whereas advertisers with a limited budget may target a lower niche and get the most profitable keywords within this niche with a lower CPC (cost per click).

Sometimes phrases, especially long ones, may have several senses, diverse meaning and unnecessary details. When such phrases are used as a seed it may result in inaccurate keywords. Long and ambiguous ad titles and descriptions may result in a lack of relevance to the website content and miscategorization of the advertised business by search engines. Our keywords tool addresses this problem by automatically retrieving and suggesting key concepts (meanings) for the phrase which helps retrieve highly relevant keywords. For example phrase in our website you can learn about horse training and horse training tips for free is most likely about horse training and not about websites or free tips or transporting horses by train. Our suggestions will be horse training tips and horse training which clearly represent key concepts of the phrase. They also represent popular search queries related to the advertised business. Using short meaningful phrases for both keywords retrieval and ad description makes a website more searchable and cheaper for advertising.

For every keyword retrieved you can find competitor websites related to and searched by this keyword with major search engines just by clicking a button. Websites are sorted by relevancy to the keyword.

This is another option to generate keywords and appropriate seed phrases for keywords related to a promoted website. For a given webpage url, we retrieve keywords from the webpage content sorted by frequency of their occurrence in the text. We also provide their relevance to a webpage content score and other useful features. These keywords probably are not the best choice for an ad campaign, but they might provide a good source of appropriate seed phrases to generate keywords. They might be also useful for SEO purposes to see what this site is really about for search engines.

This feature allows one to extract keywords from a big set of competitor websites. These keywords are accumulated from all sites and sorted by frequency. It gives you a good idea about keywords your may compete with when doing SEO or SEM. It is very likely that most frequent keywords are most popular and have the highest competition level.

Demo version of our service is available without registration and is limited in terms of both the number of results and features. The full version has all features available upon registration and logging in. We may give a free temporary login ID and password upon request.

You may use various scenarios for interactive keywords searching and saving without leaving the tool and retyping a query. In 5 minutes you may collect hundreds of useful keywords related to your business. Although keywords retrieval flow is assumed to be self explanatory below are a few examples for you to start with.

Example 1

Your seed phrase is “wedding flowers for wedding ceremonies” and a site URL is “www dot bridesign dot com”
1. Log in. In form “Sorted / Optimized Keywords” type a seed phrase and a URL. Keep default “General Profitability Score” model. Press Submit button.
2. Look at the results and send them to your email address.
3. Follow suggestion to reduce the query and select “wedding flowers” to sharpen the search. Select niche 3, for example, and press Submit button.
4. Look at the results and send them to your email address.
5. Say among retrieved keywords you found “flower bouquets” have better relation to your business. You may check this phrase in Google by clicking “search” button in the same table line.
6. Look for competitor websites by clicking “find competitors” button in the same table line. You may get some useful information from these sites. Get back.
7. Say you like this keyword. Press “use as seed” button in the same table line, leave the same URL and press Submit button.
8. Get results and if you like them send to your email address.
9. Keep searching for related keywords starting at 5.

Example 2

1. In form “Keywords from Website Content” type a URL of your or other website you might want to start with and press Submit button.
2. You will get the website and keyword phrases retrieved.
3. Choose one of keywords you like and press “use as seed” button.
4. Start with step 1 in Example 1.