The tool will spit out hundreds of suggestions
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2025 9:39 am
Keyword Tool - Search
Keyword Tool - Results
Soovle
Soovle is a free tool that collects keyword suggestions from Amazon, Wikipedia, Askom, and YouTube.
Sofler
This means you can discover unexplored terms that would be hard to find with any other keyword tool.
Not to mention the fact that you’re getting keyword ideas from sites that your competitors may have overlooked
With that in place, here’s how to use it:
First, go to Soovle and enter a broad keyword in the search field.
For example, if you are looking for keywords related to coffee, you could use the keyword "coffee":
Soovle - Search
Soovle will automatically display suggested results from different websites:
Soovle - Results
You can also download the results as a CSV file by tunisia mobile database clicking the download icon in the upper left corner of the page:
Soovle-Menu
Very cool.
People also ask
This is another easy way to find question keywords.
First, search for your keyword in Google search.
And keep an eye out for the “People also ask…” box in the SERPs.
Keyword Tool - Results
Soovle
Soovle is a free tool that collects keyword suggestions from Amazon, Wikipedia, Askom, and YouTube.
Sofler
This means you can discover unexplored terms that would be hard to find with any other keyword tool.
Not to mention the fact that you’re getting keyword ideas from sites that your competitors may have overlooked
With that in place, here’s how to use it:
First, go to Soovle and enter a broad keyword in the search field.
For example, if you are looking for keywords related to coffee, you could use the keyword "coffee":
Soovle - Search
Soovle will automatically display suggested results from different websites:
Soovle - Results
You can also download the results as a CSV file by tunisia mobile database clicking the download icon in the upper left corner of the page:
Soovle-Menu
Very cool.
People also ask
This is another easy way to find question keywords.
First, search for your keyword in Google search.
And keep an eye out for the “People also ask…” box in the SERPs.