Keyword Research Tool
Analyze your competitive keywords and their attributes in seconds with keyword research.
What is Keyword Research?
Keyword Research is an indispensable tool for digital marketing studies. The tool gives insights into understanding the target audience’s search queries on search engines. Thereby, locating the keywords becomes easier for paid search results and organic traffic projects. Specialists can get information about a root keyword query’s 6-month volume, intent status, and similar keywords with Suitally.
Advantages of Keyword Research
Keyword research provides various benefits for data-driven marketing, as you can see below:
- Categorize potential keywords according to intent types such as Informational, Transactional, Commercial, and Navigational; evaluate them in appropriate areas.
- Discovering and evaluating potential keywords, learning their CPC (cost per click) values, and other attributes.
- Learning about difficulty rates, acquiring long-tail keywords, and gaining an advantage over competitors.
In addition to the above, it is also useful to learn the historical volume of a keyword over the past 6 months and to identify its temporal range of interest.
How to Do Keyword Research?
Create your account
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Select the Keyword Research
With left menu, you can switch to the keyword research tool of Suitally.
Hit Keyword & Research
You can select a root keyword for getting the details of this query & find similar ones.
Commonly asked questions
We've compiled all the frequently asked questions about keyword research for you.
For example, you start with a root term like “running shoes”, then check its 6-month search volume, search intent (informational/commercial/transactional), and related keyword ideas such as “best running shoes for flat feet” or “running shoes sale”—and choose the best ones for SEO and ads.
A keyword is a word or phrase people type into search engines, like “seo tools” or “best coffee grinder”.
A common way to group them is by intent: • Informational (learn): “how to whiten teeth” • Navigational (go to a brand/site): “Suitally keyword research” • Commercial (compare): “best dental supplies store” • Transactional (buy/action): “buy dental gloves online”
Usually, the most popular keywords are broad, high-volume terms in big categories (e.g., “insurance,” “shoes,” “hotels,” “iphone”). But “most popular” depends on country, language, and time period—that’s why tools like Suitally show 6-month volume trends and variations.
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