Start from one service. End with keywords that pay.
Give the tool one service or category. It builds hundreds of related ideas, each with search volume, ranking difficulty and intent, plus the near me and city versions your customers type when they are ready to call.
The short answer
Type in one service, product or category, and the explorer builds a list of related keyword ideas around it. Each idea carries three numbers: monthly searches, how tough the ranking fight would be, and what the searcher is trying to do. The seed also grows into its near me, city and neighborhood forms, the list can be grouped into themes, and your chosen terms move into rank tracking with one click.
What is local keyword research?
Rank first for plumber and you win clicks from people comparing prices and reading guides. Every business fights for the obvious term, and the people searching it are often not ready to buy.
The searches that turn into phone calls are usually less obvious: longer, more specific phrases, questions, and the near me and neighborhood searches typed by people ready to act.
Research is how you find those before committing months of work to a guess.
One service in, hundreds of ideas out.
Start from a single service and the ideas pour out: longer phrases, questions, and the wordings real customers actually type.
Filter on any of the three numbers until the list is short enough to act on.
Near me, city and neighborhood variants.
Your seed grows its location forms on its own: near me, plus your city, suburbs and neighborhoods.
Someone typing a service with a place attached is usually ready to visit or call, which is why these are the searches a local business wins on.
Volume, difficulty and intent on every keyword.
Each keyword shows three things: how many people search it, how tough it would be to rank for, and what the searcher wants: local, commercial or informational.
The keywords worth keeping have enough searches, competition you can beat, and searchers who are ready to act. Sorting by the three numbers finds them fast.
A long list becomes a plan.
Related keywords are grouped into themes, one group per service or topic, and each group is matched to the page or post that should target it.
That is the fastest way to turn research into a content plan: one group of keywords per page, instead of one long mixed list.
From research to proof, in one click.
Choose your keepers and send them into the grid rank tracker with one click. Nothing gets retyped, nothing gets exported.
From then on, every scan measures the terms you chose. If a term goes nowhere after a month, drop it and push a replacement from the same saved list.
The research toolkit
Hundreds from one seed
Long tail phrases, questions and variations.
Near me and city variants
The place based searches that come with visit intent.
Volume on every term
How many people search it each month.
Difficulty before you commit
How hard a term is to rank for, known upfront.
Intent labels
Local, commercial or informational, per keyword.
One click to tracking
Chosen terms go straight to the grid scans.
How to use it
- Enter a seed. One service, product or category.
- Filter by the three numbers. Keep high volume, low difficulty and local intent.
- Keep the location versions. People searching near me and city terms plan to visit.
- Group into themes. One cluster per page you plan to strengthen.
- Push the keepers to tracking. The scans start measuring your choices.
Included in the one plan
- Keyword research and all 41 other tools
- Keyword research included, no separate subscription
- All 42 tools included at every plan size
- One click push to rank tracking
- Three day free trial, no credit card needed
Questions people ask
What is a seed keyword?
The starting term: a service, product or category, such as plumbing or teeth whitening. Everything else grows out from it.
What do volume, difficulty and intent mean?
Volume is the average monthly searches. Difficulty scores how strong the competition for the term is. Intent labels what the searcher wants: to visit or call, to buy, or just to read.
Why do the near me variants matter so much?
The tool builds them by adding near me, your city and the suburbs you serve to each seed. They matter because someone typing a place is usually choosing a business, not researching a topic.
How many keywords should I actually target?
Ten well chosen terms work better than a hundred sitting on a list. Use the filters to remove most of them, then send only the best to tracking.
What are keyword clusters for?
Planning. Each group of related terms points at one page, so the research maps directly onto the pages you improve.
What happens after I pick my keywords?
They appear in the grid rank tracker and the scans pick them up on the next cycle. You can retire a term later and replace it from the same research list.
From one seed to tracked keywords in an afternoon.
Type one seed, filter three hundred ideas down to ten, and have them in rank tracking the same day. From $5.33 per location each month, three day trial.