Find keywords
worth writing for.
Search volume, trend, difficulty and cost per click from Google Ads data. No signup, no card.
One keyword,
real numbers.
Start from a keyword or a competitor’s site. The numbers come from Google’s own keyword data.
By keyword or by site
Type a keyword with a country and language, or paste a competitor’s URL.
Volume and trend
Average searches a month and how they move through the year.
Difficulty
Easy, medium or hard, from how many advertisers compete for it.
Cost per click
What advertisers pay for a click, a quick read on buying intent.
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Request a demoKeyword research discovers and analyzes the actual search terms people use when looking for information, products, or services. It transforms guessing about what to write into data-driven content strategy, aligning your efforts with real user demand.
Choose a tab. By Keyword: enter a keyword and pick a country and language. By Website: enter a website URL, like a competitor's, to get keyword ideas based on that site. For each keyword you see monthly search volume, trend, difficulty and cost per click (CPC).
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From Google Ads Keyword Planner, with Bing data as a fallback.
Difficulty here is Google Ads competition: how competitive advertiser bidding is for the keyword, shown as Easy, Medium or Hard. It is not an organic ranking score. To judge how hard a keyword is to rank for, look at the sites ranking for it today and check their strength with our free Domain Rating Checker and Backlink Checker.
Search volume indicates how many times a keyword is searched monthly. High-volume keywords represent significant traffic opportunities but face stiff competition. Low-volume long-tail keywords offer easier ranking with highly targeted traffic. Volume alone shouldn't drive selection. A lower-volume keyword with strong purchase intent may deliver more business value than a high-volume informational term.
Trend shows whether searches for a keyword are rising or falling over recent months. CPC (cost per click) is roughly what advertisers pay for a click in Google Ads. A high CPC often means a keyword is valuable to businesses.
Use the By Website tab and enter their URL. You'll get keyword ideas based on their site. The tool doesn't show where they rank, so search the keywords that matter most to you and see who's on page one.
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