Enter your trade and city and AI maps out the keyword themes and the real questions customers ask, so you know exactly what to put on your site. Idea generation that paid tools gate behind $100+/mo. Free.
Free, no signup. These are AI-generated ideas to target, not search-volume data.
Great SEO starts with knowing what your customers actually search and ask. This tool maps the keyword themes and real questions around your trade and city, so you can build pages that match real demand instead of guessing.
We group ideas the way you should target them: core services, near-me / local searches, buying-intent terms (the ones closest to a sale), and long-tail questions. Plus a list of People-Also-Ask-style questions, perfect for FAQ sections and AI citations. These are idea prompts, not search-volume data.
The winning structure is a silo: a strong service page for each core theme, supporting pages and blog posts for the long-tail questions, all internally linked. That’s how you build topical authority that ranks in Google and gets cited by AI, and it’s exactly the architecture we build for clients.
We turn keyword themes into a silo of pages built to rank and get cited by AI. Free audit or mockup.
Get a free mockup or audit →Or call/text: (407) 694-2055You hand it two things: a trade or service, and a city if you want the phrasing localized. Those two lines are posted to a small function on this site, which asks an AI model to return a structured list, then the page renders it. What comes back is four buckets, core services, near-me and local phrasing, buying-intent terms, and long-tail, with six to eight ideas in each, plus eight to ten questions written the way people actually ask them. No account, no email address, and the only thing kept is a per-day request count that stops the free endpoint from being hammered.
The thing to understand is what is missing: numbers. This is a language model writing plausible phrasings for your trade, not a query against anyone's search data. There is no search volume here, no keyword difficulty, no cost per click, and no ranking estimate, and the list is not sorted by opportunity. The model also runs with deliberate variation, so the same trade and city return a related but different set on a second pass. That is fine for idea generation and useless as a measurement.
It cannot see you either. The tool has no access to your website, your Google Search Console, your Google Business Profile, or your competitors' pages, so it does not know which terms your site already covers or which are already crowded in your market. Read the output as a starting map. Strike anything describing work you do not do, check the wording against how people in your area actually name things, and confirm demand in a paid keyword tool before you commit a page to a term. What holds up is the shape: one page per real service, questions turned into honest FAQ content, everything linked together, which is the structure described on our SEO page.
Probably not. The model is run with some randomness on purpose, so a second pass on the same trade and city gives a related but different set of ideas. Run it two or three times and keep the terms that keep reappearing and that describe work you genuinely sell.
No. It never fetches your website, and it has no connection to your Search Console or your analytics. It works purely from the trade and city you typed. Compare the list against the pages you already have, so you are not writing a fifth page about a service you covered three times already.