Google Keyword Suggestions Generator
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Google Keyword Suggestions Generator
Get keyword suggestions based on a seed keyword. Returns search volume, CPC, competition, trends, and more. Results always contain the seed keyword.
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Get keyword suggestions from Google based on a seed keyword. Results always contain the seed keyword. Returns search volume, CPC, competition data, 12-month trends, and more.
Features
- Results contain seed keyword - every suggestion includes the seed phrase
- Search volume data with 12-month trends
- CPC & competition metrics
- SERP info (optional)
- Seed keyword data (optional)
- Fuzzy location/language matching - type "USA" or "United States"
- Free tier: 5 runs per day
How It Works
Based on the official description, the Keyword Suggestions endpoint returns search queries that contain the specified seed keyword (including additional words before, after, or within the key phrase, and even with different word order). It uses a full‑text search algorithm.
Input
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
keyword | string (textfield) | Seed keyword (single, required) |
location_name | textfield | Target location (e.g., "United States", "UK") |
language_name | textfield | Target language (e.g., "English", "Spanish") |
limit | number | Max results (1-1000, default 100) |
include_serp_info | checkbox | Include SERP data |
include_seed_keyword | checkbox | Include seed keyword data |
exact_match | checkbox | Search for exact phrase |
Location Support
Fuzzy matching supports:
- Full names: "United States", "United Kingdom"
- Abbreviations: "USA", "UK", "GB", "US"
- Common names: "Holland" → Netherlands
Language Support
Fuzzy matching supports:
- Full names: "English", "Spanish", "German"
- Abbreviations: "ENG", "SPA", "DEU"
Output
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
keyword | string | Keyword suggestion |
search_volume | integer | Monthly search volume |
cpc | number | Cost per click (USD) |
competition | number | Competition index (0-1) |
competition_level | string | low/medium/high |
low_top_of_page_bid | number | Low bid for top of page (USD) |
high_top_of_page_bid | number | High bid for top of page (USD) |
monthly_trend | integer | Monthly trend indicator |
search_intent | string | informational/navigational/commercial/transactional |
word_count | integer | Number of words |
keyword_difficulty | integer | Keyword difficulty score (0-100) |
core_keyword | string | Core keyword |
Primary Use Cases
| Scenario | Description |
|---|---|
| Long‑Tail Keyword Expansion | Take a seed keyword (e.g., "project management") and generate all possible long‑tail variations that still explicitly contain that phrase, such as "best project management software for remote teams", "project management certification online". |
| Question‑Based Content Creation | For informational seeds (e.g., "how to", "what is"), get all natural language question variants that include the core phrase, perfect for FAQ sections or blog posts targeting voice search. |
| Prefix & Suffix Discovery | Discover what users commonly add before or after your seed keyword (e.g., "free", "cheap", "best", "near me", "review", "2025"). This helps optimize for modifiers that convert. |
| Ad Group Structuring | Build tightly themed Google Ads ad groups where every keyword must contain the exact phrase. Suggestions ensure all terms stay relevant to the ad copy. |
| Internal Site Search Optimisation | Analyse what users type into your site's search bar when looking for a product or category. Use suggestions to improve navigation and content matching. |
| Local SEO Expansion | For a seed like "plumber" + location, get all phrases that keep "plumber" plus neighbourhood or service‑specific terms (e.g. "emergency plumber Brooklyn", "plumber for leak repair"). |
| Content Silo Filling | When you have a core page about a topic (e.g. "keto diet"), use suggestions to generate supporting articles that all contain the exact seed phrase, keeping the silo tightly relevant. |
Target Audience
| Persona | Why They Use It |
|---|---|
| SEO Content Writers | Need concrete long‑tail variations of a main keyword to write multiple articles or FAQs that directly answer user queries without drifting off‑topic. |
| PPC Specialists | Build precise keyword lists for exact match or phrase match campaigns where the seed phrase must appear – avoiding wasted spend on irrelevant broad match terms. |
| E‑commerce Product Managers | Discover how shoppers modify the core product name (e.g., "men's leather wallet" → "thin leather wallet men", "leather wallet with coin pocket") to optimise product titles and descriptions. |
| Blog Owners / Affiliate Marketers | Find buyer‑intent long‑tail phrases (e.g., "best running shoes for flat feet") that include a core commercial keyword, often with lower competition. |
| Local Business Owners | Generate location‑specific variations of their main service (e.g., "dentist open Saturday Chicago") to target hyper‑local search traffic. |
| SEO Tool Builders | Provide a "keyword suggestions" feature inside their platforms – the endpoint returns ready‑to‑use data with search volume, CPC, and competition. |
| Agency Keyword Researchers | Quickly create large, clean lists of phrase‑containing keywords for client reports, without manually adding modifiers or rearranging word order. |
Comparison with Keyword Ideas
Use Keyword Suggestions when you need explicit inclusion of the seed phrase – every returned keyword contains the seed (word order may vary).
Use Keyword Ideas when you want category‑based semantic discovery – results may not contain the seed at all, but belong to the same product/service category.
Practical Example
Input:
{"keyword": "keyword research","location_name": "United States","language_name": "English","limit": 10}
Output (all suggestions contain "keyword research"):
- "google research keyword" (word order changed)
- "how to do keyword research" (words before)
- "keyword competitor research" (words after)
- "how to do keyword research for content marketing" (words before and after)