Research questions, compare sources, build sourced reports. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Collect organic positions and links for target queries.
Your search report brings leading organic links together by query, with original positions ready for editorial review.
Check news-related phrases for sustained demand and attainable rankings.
Get timely article ideas backed by search demand, with ranking difficulty and the original news source in your inbox.
Compile organic results for a keyword into an email table and CSV.
Get a keyword search report in your inbox, with organic results in a readable table and a CSV you can download.
Compare buyer phrases by search demand and ranking difficulty.
Get keyword research for SEO launch content, ranked by buyer fit and backed by US search demand and difficulty in your planning sheet.
Check campaign queries against U.S. volume and ranking difficulty.
Turn the searches behind your paid campaign into a ranked list of article ideas, with U.S. search demand and ranking difficulty beside each pick.
Find keyword opportunities that existing pages do not fully answer.
See which topics deserve more coverage. Your priorities shape how search demand and ranking difficulty count.
Build keyword shortlists with monthly search volumes for SEO plans.
Get a keyword shortlist with monthly search volumes for your campaign's chosen language and location.
Match sales questions to search phrases and monthly volumes.
Find out which sales questions deserve an article, with relevant search phrases and estimated U.S. monthly searches to guide your plan.
Find relevant terms to keep or replace in an older article.
Get clear keyword research recommendations for an older article, with terms to keep, replace, or add based on monthly searches.
Compare keyword difficulty and ranking pages for proposed articles.
Your next article topic comes with a workable angle and keyword research behind it. See why your other ideas came second.
Catch new results and position changes for tracked searches.
See which Google searches gained new links or changed results. Find dated rows and query counts in your research table.
Find missing search terms with demand and difficulty data.
Find content topics your competitors rank for and your site misses, with U.S. search demand and difficulty to guide your next articles.