I built this because I kept running into the same problem with keyword research: traditional tools only show variations of what you already know.
You enter "project management software" and get "project management tool", "project management app", "best project management software"... but you never discover the industry jargon, abbreviations, or question queries that people actually search for.
BrightKeyword works differently. You enter a topic, and it generates 9 keyword types: synonyms, alternate terminology, long-tail, questions, LSI, phrase match, and a few others. Then it clusters everything by search intent and suggests a page type for each cluster (blog post, comparison, product page, etc.).
Every keyword gets real metrics from DataForSEO: search volume, CPC, competition, and 12-month trends.
Free to try (1 topic, no credit card). Curious to hear what you think.
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I built this because I kept running into the same problem with keyword research: traditional tools only show variations of what you already know.
You enter "project management software" and get "project management tool", "project management app", "best project management software"... but you never discover the industry jargon, abbreviations, or question queries that people actually search for.
BrightKeyword works differently. You enter a topic, and it generates 9 keyword types: synonyms, alternate terminology, long-tail, questions, LSI, phrase match, and a few others. Then it clusters everything by search intent and suggests a page type for each cluster (blog post, comparison, product page, etc.).
Every keyword gets real metrics from DataForSEO: search volume, CPC, competition, and 12-month trends.
Free to try (1 topic, no credit card). Curious to hear what you think.