Find the keywords, then track them without leaving the page
One seed keyword returns up to 100 related ideas with volume, difficulty, CPC and intent. Tick the ones worth having and they are tracked.
One seed, up to 100 ideas
Enough to work with, not so many that you never read them.
Type a seed keyword, pick a country and a language, and get up to 100 related keywords back with monthly volume, difficulty, cost per click, search intent, a twelve month sparkline and the percentage change. Filter by contains, by intent, and by volume, difficulty or CPC range.
The data runs on our account, not yours
This is the one part of Pebble you do not have to bring a key for.
Volume, difficulty and intent come from our own data account, so there is no key to paste and no quota of yours to spend. Everywhere else in Pebble that connects to a paid tool uses your key and your quota, deliberately. Here it is on us.
Ten countries, seven languages
Enough coverage to research a market you do not sell in yet.
United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Belgium, Philippines, Germany, France, Spain, Australia and Canada, in English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Italian or Tagalog.
See the page before you commit to the keyword
Difficulty is a number. The SERP is the answer.
Open any idea and you get a reading of its difficulty, a monthly volume chart, and a preview of the top 20 results. If those results are already stored from an earlier check you see them immediately, and if not you are offered a check.
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Tick, then add, with a group if you want one
Research that ends in a spreadsheet is research you will not use.
Select as many ideas as you like and add them to your tracked keywords in one action, optionally dropping them into a group as you go. They appear on the tracker with everything else.
A number you typed by hand is never overwritten
Your own research survives the next sync.
Volume can be edited inline when you know better than the API does, and no later sync will silently replace it.
Your data is being deleted right now.
Google's 16 month window is rolling forward as you read this. The earliest month you can still save is the one that disappears next.
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