Start with a product
Use the words customers might use for a product, collection, or category. The preview demonstrates a shortlist around one seed phrase.
Find the searches
your store should target.
Start with what you sell. Explore how shoppers search for it, then choose the phrases that deserve a place in your plan.
Research preview Preview keyword ideas and research metrics with sample data.
A product idea is a good place to start.
Try a product category, compare the sample metrics, and build a shortlist. Click a keyword to explore its intent and a possible page to target.
Sample keywords8
Buying intent6
Research marketUS
Select keywords to build a sample shortlist.
Volumes, difficulty, CPC, and intent labels below are illustrative. They are not live provider results.
| Shortlist | Keyword | Intent | Monthly volume | Difficulty / 100 | CPC · USD |
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Sample keyword review
Search intent
Possible page to target
This is a sample planning suggestion, not a live SERP analysis. Check your market’s actual results before changing a page.
Open the workspace explorerYour sample shortlist stays on this page and resets when you switch category or reload. Export it as CSV to keep a copy. No live research requests are made.
From a keyword idea
to a focused next move.
From the words shoppers use to the pages they need.
Compare the intent
Separate product searches from comparison and informational queries. Think about which product, collection, or guide best answers each search.
Organise and track
Choose useful keywords, organise them into groups in your workspace, and review their saved ranking results. Research and ranking checks are separate steps.
A keyword is useful
when it has a destination.
Search demand is one part of the decision. The other is whether your store has a page that answers what the shopper wants.
- Looking for a product
- Match a focused query to a product or a relevant collection.
- Comparing the options
- Help shoppers choose with a category page or useful buying guide.
- Learning how it works
- Answer the question with a guide, then connect it to your catalog where relevant.
Useful context.
Clear data boundaries.
Know what a preview tells you before making a decision.
What you can explore here
- An illustrative keyword shortlist and intent filters
- Sample volume, difficulty, and CPC comparisons
- A CSV export labelled as sample data
- Keyword reviews with suggested page types and a downloadable shortlist
What is still being connected
Live keyword discovery, search volumes, CPC, and difficulty data are not currently connected to a research provider. Creating an account does not unlock those metrics yet.
Even when provider data is available, search volume is an estimate, keyword difficulty is a model, and CPC relates to advertising. None guarantees visits, conversions, or an organic ranking.
A few things you might wonder.
Are these live keyword results?
No. This page uses a fixed, clearly labelled sample to demonstrate the research workflow. Filtering and exporting do not fetch fresh keyword metrics.
Does Keyword Explorer check my rankings?
No. Keyword research helps you choose what to track. Ranking checks happen separately in Rank tracker using the provider connected to your workspace.
Can I use this before connecting a store?
Yes. This public preview is available without an account. To organise and save your own tracking keywords, create a workspace and add your website.
What does difficulty mean?
It is usually a provider-specific estimate of competition for an organic keyword. The numbers on this page are illustrative, not a prediction or a Google score.
GoogleGive the right searches
a place in your strategy.
Choose a shortlist, connect each search to a useful page, and follow its ranking in your workspace.
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