Just enter a base keyword and the Keyword Finder will generate hundreds of long-tail keyword ideas instantly. You can then filter by word, length, and export or analyze any keyword with a single click. Keywords are also automatically clustered based on relevance and assigned a potential score.

A long-tail keyword is a specific and detailed search phrase, typically consisting of three or more words. Unlike broad terms, long-tail keywords are more precise and specific to particular niches or topics. These phrases often have lower search volumes but can attract highly targeted and relevant traffic.

For example, while "running shoes" is a broad keyword, "best lightweight running shoes for trail running" is a long-tail keyword.

We highlight weak spots like low domain authority (DA) sites and user-generated content (UGC) platforms in the search results, giving you a clear picture of how easy or hard it will be to rank for that keyword.

Our SERP analyzer provides an instant, in-depth ranking difficulty score based on real factors like Domain Authority, Page Authority, content length, page speed, keyword optimization, and UGC presence. It also includes estimated traffic data for ranking pages and an AI-generated ranking guide.

A weak spot is any ranking result that's easy to beat—like a forum post, a social site, or a low-authority domain. These are signs that the keyword may be easier to rank for.

Yes! Every SERP analysis shows estimated monthly traffic for each ranking site, along with keyword volume and other helpful insights.

Yes. Once your site is added to your account, you can compare any SERP against it and get personalized difficulty scores based on your domain's strength.

You can add keywords and domains to our Rank Tracker to monitor their ranking positions over time. Our system performs automated checks daily, weekly, or monthly, recording changes and notifying you via email if you opt-in. Each check costs credits.

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