Search volume
An estimate based on international search data; usually reliable for common phrases. For very local or brand-new phrases you may see "—", because a made-up number is worse than none.
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Keyword research, before you write
Most content that never gets seen aimed at the wrong keyword: one nobody searches for, or one owned by giants. Keyword research tells you, before you write a word, exactly what your audience types and how hard it is to compete.
- No sign-up needed
- Search volume, CPC and competition
- Real data, no made-up numbers
Seemerce keyword suggestion tool
Enter a starting phrase, like "cooking classes" or "buy women's shoes", to see dozens of related keywords, real questions people ask and long-tail phrases. Right here, no sign-up.
What is keyword research, and why does it matter so much?
Keyword research means finding the phrases your audience searches on Google and measuring two things for each: how many people search for it (search volume) and how hard it is to reach page one (keyword difficulty). The common mistake is skipping it and going straight to writing.
An article could target "kitchenware," a generic keyword big stores have competed for over years, or the same effort could go into "stainless steel pot for gas stoves," far less competition and purchase intent right at that moment. Keyword research makes that choice with data, not guesswork.
The goal isn't one keyword, it is a topic cluster; someone searching "stainless steel pot" likely also asks about "stainless steel vs. Teflon" later. Seeing this cluster together builds a content architecture Google recognizes as authoritative.
Keyword research with this tool, step by step
This is the same method our team uses with this tool every day.
1
Start with a real seed
Not an abstract word, but something your customers actually say. If you're unsure, your main product or service name is a good start.
2
Read the suggestion list, don't just scroll it
The tool builds dozens of combinations with "how to", "price", "best" and the alphabet. Each row reflects a different search intent.
3
Sort keywords by intent
Some phrases are informational (people want to learn) and some commercial (they are close to buying). Each needs different content.
4
Save your output
With a free account, your lists are saved in the dashboard, and you can track rankings and competitors for them later.
5
Write one page per cluster
Not one page for everything; several targeted pages that each answer exactly one search intent rank better over the long run.
Search volume, difficulty and intent, with no fake stats
Many free tools show numbers for local-language keywords that even they don't trust. We prefer to be transparent:
Keyword difficulty
The formula is open: it measures the strength of page-one competitors, not a black box. A high number means tougher competition, not that ranking is impossible; you just know what you're up against.
User intent (search intent)
The most important and least-measured metric. A simple method: search the phrase on Google and see whether the top results are articles, stores or comparisons, then write that kind of page.
CPC and ad competition: a signal many overlook
Search volume tells you "how many"; CPC and ad competition tell you "how valuable". These numbers come from Google Ads, but they are very useful for SEO too.
CPC is the average price advertisers pay per click on a keyword. A high CPC usually means strong buying intent, so ranking for it is worth more in the long run, even with lower volume.
Ad competition shows how many advertisers bid on the same keyword. It isn't SEO difficulty, but together with keyword difficulty it gives a truer picture.
An honest note: our data provider has no numbers for the Iranian market specifically, so instead of a fabricated figure we display "—"; for other countries you see real, current numbers.
Language matters; it isn't a technical footnote
Most keyword tools are built for English and simply "translate" other languages. That is where the problems start:
Character-set variants and spacing. The same word typed with slightly different regional character forms or spacing reads as identical to a human searcher, but some tools count them as separate keywords and cut real search volume in half.
Phonetic/Latin-script typing. Some local users type using the Latin alphabet phonetically instead of native script; ignoring this means ignoring a real segment of the market.
Our keyword tool works directly on real local search data, not a machine translation of an English tool.
Seemerce keyword research vs. similar local tools
A fair, up-to-date comparison, without exaggerating or underrating anyone:
| Feature | Seemerce Keyword Research Tool | Most similar local tools |
|---|---|---|
| Sign-up needed for an initial check | No | Usually yes, or only after a few uses |
| Save keyword lists | Yes, free and permanent | Usually paid-subscription only |
| Transparency on search-volume data source | Disclosed and documented | Often unclear |
| Direct link to daily rank tracking | Yes, from the same dashboard | Sometimes needs a separate tool |
If anything here doesn't match your experience, let us know through the contact page and we'll correct it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the keyword suggestion tool really free?
Yes. You can search and see suggestions without signing up. To save lists and track rankings, a free account is enough, and it stays free, not just for a trial.
What's the difference from getting ideas from competitors?
They complement each other. Keyword research shows what users say; competitor analysis shows what content has been built around those words.
What does it mean if no search volume is shown?
Reliable data wasn't available. Instead of guessing, we show "—"; a missing number doesn't mean the keyword is worthless.
How many keywords are enough per page?
One main keyword and 2-4 related ones, fitting naturally. There is no fixed number; artificial repetition is itself penalized.
Can I export my keyword list?
Yes. You can export saved lists as CSV from the dashboard.
What you get from Seemerce for picking the right keyword
Most content that goes unseen aimed at the wrong keyword. Before writing you find out exactly what a Persian-speaking user types and how hard the competition is.
1keywordA day, free and with no sign-up
100keywordsAt once in the rank-tracker panel
12monthsA monthly trend in the panel
Tap any step to read the details behind it.
Real Persian volume
Real Persian search volume and CPC, with no country filter and no invented numbers.
CPC and ad competition
See how many people search a keyword each month, what a click on it is worth in Google Ads, and how competitive its ads are.
Keyword suggestions
From one starting phrase you get dozens of related keywords, real questions and long phrases drawn from real Google searches. Right here, with no sign-up.
Honesty about data
Rank difficulty and user intent are not available for Persian phrases, so we do not print them. A number is a guide, not a promise.
For bulk checks
For 100 keywords at once, a 12-month trend and other countries, use the "Search volume and CPC" tool in the rank tracker panel.
A step-by-step path
The page explains keyword research step by step and sets the metrics side by side.
Innovative solutions for keyword research
Two free tools and the professional panel path.
Tap any solution to see exactly what it includes.
Volume, CPC and competition for a keyword
Try it free right on the page.
- One keyword a day
- No sign-up
- Real Persian data
The keyword suggestion tool
Give one seed keyword.
- Dozens of related ideas
- Real questions
- Long-tail phrases
A 100-keyword check
In the rank-tracker panel.
- 100 keywords at once
- A 12-month trend
- Other countries
Metrics
Volume, CPC and competition side by side.
- Search volume
- Click cost
- Ad competition
Persian-ness of the data
Why volume for Persian has no country filter.
- Global Persian search volume
- No invented numbers
- An honest label
Comparing tools
Beside other tools.
- Free and Persian
- Real volume and CPC
- All SEO tools in one place
Six steps of keyword research
We set the keyword tool pages of Ahrefs and Semrush and Google's Keyword Planner help beside our own method.
1
Ideas
Keyword Planner gives keyword suggestions for your products, services or site.
With us Give a seed phrase and get dozens of related keywords, real questions and long-tail phrases from real Google searches.
2
Search volume
Keyword Planner gives estimated monthly searches; Semrush and Ahrefs list volume too.
With us Real Persian volume and CPC, with no country filter and no invented numbers.
3
Cost per click (CPC)
Keyword Planner shows the average cost to show an ad for a keyword; Semrush gives CPC too.
With us CPC shows what the keyword is worth to advertisers; a costly keyword is usually closer to purchase.
4
Competition and difficulty
Ahrefs measures Keyword Difficulty from the backlinks of top pages; Semrush gives difficulty too.
With us Ad competition shows beside volume and CPC. Rank difficulty for Persian phrases is not available and we do not print it.
5
Search intent
Ahrefs and Semrush name search intent.
With us Before writing, see whether users want to buy or to learn, and choose content on that basis.
6
How exact the number is
Keyword Planner says campaign performance depends on many factors and estimates may not match reality.
With us A number is a guide, not a promise; we do not relabel it.
Sources: Ahrefs Keywords Explorer; Semrush Keyword Magic Tool; Google Keyword Planner (Google Ads help) — 2026
Six keyword-research numbers
Database sizes come from each platform's page and Seemerce's figures from this page.
28.7Bkeywords
Ahrefs
Keywords filtered from 110 billion discovered, across 217 locations.
Ahrefs28B+keywords
Semrush
Across 142 regional databases.
Semrush7–10days
Forecast data
Keyword Planner forecasts refresh daily using the past 7 to 10 days of data.
Google1keyword a day
Free version
The free, no-sign-up version.
Seemerce100keywords at once
Panel
A batch check in the rank tracker panel.
Seemerce12months
Trend
The monthly trend in the panel.
SeemerceSources: Ahrefs; Semrush; Google Keyword Planner
Three sources and Seemerce
Only what each source's page says outright is marked; a blank means the page does not say.
| Practice | Ahrefs | Semrush | Seemerce | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Search volume3 of 3 | Real Persian volume | |||
| CPC2 of 3 | CPC and ad competition | |||
| Keyword difficulty2 of 3 | Not available for Persian | |||
| Search intent2 of 3 | A guide to choosing content | |||
| Keyword suggestions3 of 3 | A free suggestions tool |
stated on their published page not stated there (it may still be done)
Sources: the pages of ahrefs.com/keywords-explorer, semrush.com/features/keyword-magic-tool and the Keyword Planner help, 2026
Keyword database size, in billions
The keywords Ahrefs and Semrush state on their own pages.
Sources: Ahrefs Keywords Explorer; Semrush Keyword Magic Tool
What Seemerce keyword tools include
Only what this page already promises.
Free
- Volume, CPC and competition for one keyword a day
- Keyword suggestions with no sign-up
- Real data, no invented numbers
In the panel
- A 100-keyword batch check
- A 12-month trend
- Other countries
Honesty
- No country filter for Persian
- Rank difficulty is not printed for Persian
- A number is a guide, not a promise
Related Seemerce SEO tools
Keyword rank tracking
Once you've chosen keywords, follow their daily Google rankings and your competitors' in Seemerce Rank Tracker, free for up to three keywords.
Free SEO tools
After writing, check your page's structure and tags with our SEO and technical analysis tools.
Google competitor analysis
See your real competitors on Google for these keywords, and how far ahead of you they are.
Know what people search first, then write
If you'd like help choosing keywords or planning content, we're here.
How often people search for this, in four markets
Keyword research pulls 2,740,000 searches a month and every one of the top variants is flagged informational, not commercial. People researching keywords are not buying a service, they are looking for a free tool. That is worth knowing before you build a landing page for it.
| Term entered | Monthly search volume | Click cost | Ranking difficulty | User goal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| keyword research | 2,740,000 | $5.04 | 100 | Informational |
| keyword research tool | 8,100 | $5.86 | 99 | Informational |
| free keyword research tool | 8,100 | $3.29 | 97 | Informational |
| keyword difficulty | 6,600 | $4.42 | 54 | Informational |
| how to do keyword research | 5,400 | $4.87 | 78 | Informational |
Data from Semrush, US database, retrieved 27 August 2026. Search volumes change over time, so treat anything older than three months as a trend rather than an exact figure.
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The words your audience actually types, with volume and difficulty.
The rule is simple: See joins a word to make one new word, just as See and commerce became Seemerce.
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