# Keyword research

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**Who can use this feature?**

* This feature is available for all users.
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### A. Related keyword

#### What is this and how does it help?

This helps find more keywords which are related to your main keywords.

* Go to **SEO audit** -> Select a page -> Enter main keyword -> Check related keywords below.

You can add, remove related keywords or click **Find more** to get more suggestions. 

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Related keywords are filtered in different colors by search volume and keyword difficulty (competitor). Keywords with high search volume will be placed first.

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* Green - Competitor: Low -> Few competitors rank for that keyword
* Yellow - Competitor: Medium -> Medium amount of competitors rank for that keyword
* Red - Competitor: High -> Most competitors rank for that keyword

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This helps search engines understand your topic better and may improve rankings.

You can check related keywords density right in checklist for Content SEO.

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### B. Find keyword

#### What is this and how does it help?

This tool helps you find more keywords that are related to your website.

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You can also take advantage of Google Trends to have a complete view on your topic.

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Google Trend is a free service that helps you see what’s trending across Google Search, Google News and YouTube.

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It shows which words, like 'sunflower' or 'roses,' are getting searched a lot. This can help you find the keywords that people want to read about or buy.

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Learn the [Google Trends lesson](https://newsinitiative.withgoogle.com/resources/trainings/google-trends-lesson/).
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#### How Find keywords works

In "On-page SEO audit", select your page and click **Find keywords.**

Let's take an overall to look to know what you have in Find keywords and what you can do.

There're 3 main parts in Find keywords:

1. Your main keyword
2. Your main keyword's analytics. This helps you make a good decision in your SEO strategy.
3. Related keywords. This helps you to easily identify other potential keywords your page content can aim at.

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With Find keyword, you can filter your keyword by countries and add related keywords to compare with your main keywords.

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