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KeywordIntent
Keyword research that finds the terms Google ties to your topic, even when they share no words with your seed.
Hey Guys,
Quick one today, and a good one. Most keyword tools just reshuffle the words you already typed. This one goes after the words you'd never think to type.
Find the keywords your seed doesn't contain
My newly built version of Keyword Intent (10 x better than the previous version!) uses Google's own intent data to surface what it calls ‘intent jumps’: terms Google associates with your topic even when they don't share a single word with your seed.
Search "running shoes" and it can surface "asics gel 1130". That's a query you'd never have brainstormed, sitting right next to real demand.
Why it helps
The keywords that share no words with your seed are the ones your competitors tend to miss too. This puts them in front of you with the numbers attached, so you can decide what to build on evidence instead of a hunch.
Real search volume, CPC, ad competition, and trend for every term
An opportunity score to sort the noise from the winners
Optional SEO difficulty, plus your own Search Console positions if you upload them
Star the keepers into a content sprint list, then export or group by theme
This is a premium-level tool that's available for free unlimited use and better than many tools you would pay monthly for.
The outcome: you walk away with a shortlist of real, in-demand keywords you'd never have found by rearranging your own words, ready to turn into pages.
We have built in 7 custom powerplays for different use cases; choose the one that suits and follow the steps.
It's free, with no signup to run a search. Want to save your searches and carry your sprint list between devices? A free account does that. No API key needed.
New to it? Here's the two-minute how-to: how to use KeywordIntent.
Know someone who'd use this?
Forward this email to a friend or colleague who runs a site or a newsletter. Good tools deserve to travel.
Try me: hit reply with the seed keyword for your business, and I'll run it and send you back one term you didn't expect.
Talk soon,
Anthony
P.S. Pick a seed you think you've already exhausted. That's exactly where the intent jumps hide.