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Keyword Clustering

Group a keyword list into topics, pick a primary keyword for each, and label the search intent.

Educational simulationNo live search data: scenarios are fictional and measurements are approximate.
Instructions
  1. Paste keywords, one per line, then select "Add keywords". Or load the sample list.
  2. Create clusters for each topic, or select "Suggest clusters" to get a starting point based on shared words.
  3. Assign every keyword to a cluster. Choose one primary keyword per cluster and set its search intent.
  4. Review the output table, then save or export it as CSV.

Input

One keyword per line. Duplicates are ignored.

Suggestions only compare shared words. Review every group and fix anything that does not share intent.

Output

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    Learn more: Keyword Clustering
    • A cluster is a set of keywords one page can rank for because they share the same intent and topic.
    • The primary keyword is usually the clearest, highest-demand phrase; secondary keywords are variations the same page can cover.
    • If two keywords need different page types (a guide versus a product page), they belong in different clusters even if they share words.
    • The suggestion feature only compares words. It does not know meaning or real search data, so always review its groups.

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