What this tool does, and what it doesn’t
Enter a seed keyword and, optionally, what your site sells and who it’s for. An open model (Meta Llama 3.3 70B on Cloudflare Workers AI) brainstorms search queries in four groups: questions, commercial, comparisons and long-tail. We clean the output: lower-case, 2–12 words, on-topic (each idea must share a word with your seed, except comparisons, which can name competitors), no duplicates.
What it doesn’t do is measure anything. There are no search volumes, difficulty scores or click-through estimates here, because a model can’t know them and we won’t make them up. Use the ideas as a starting list and check demand with real data before you write.
From ideas to a content plan
- Check demand. Look up volumes in Google Keyword Planner, and check Search Console for queries you already get impressions for. Those are the easiest wins.
- Check intent. Search each keeper. If page one is full of product pages and you’d write a guide (or the reverse), pick a different phrase.
- Group. Paste your shortlist into the keyword clustering tool so near-duplicates share one page. Many thin pages on the same topic is how sites get crawled and not indexed.
- Outline. Turn each group into a brief with the blog outline generator.
Want real numbers?
Autopilot (early access) includes a keyword explorer with monthly search volume and difficulty from DataForSEO, and plans articles from what your site already ranks for in Search Console. That’s the approach we used on our own product, Versely: start from real query data, then fill the gaps. Read how we pick titles that get clicked for pages already ranking.