Keyword Explorer is one of the three modules available in Senuto. Use it to create lists of keywords. Then you can add them to your project in Rank Tracker, consult them for planning content or designing a Google Ads campaign.

Note that our database allows you to browse Google in any language. Do you have an international store? Are you planning to expand into new foreign markets? Search for keywords in the selected language and country!

You can also browse real user queries connected with your keyword or build a list of related keywords. When you’re preparing contents for your blog, Related Keywords Report and Questions Report are just the thing!

Report generation

Open Keyword Explorer and type in the keyword or the website for analysis. Then choose the country which you want to collect the data from and click Search.

A table of generated keywords

The results are presented in a table which contains all keywords related to your query.

The report consists of a table of generated keywords and additional functions which will help you perform a fully professional analysis.

By default, the table displays the following information: keyword, keyword search volume, variations, trends, CPC and the number of words. Definitions of all metrics used in Senuto can be found here.

Individual columns can be added or deleted – simply click on the Settings icon and choose Customize to adjust the tables to your needs. More information on column settings can be found here.
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If you prefer to run your analysis in Excel or any other software, you can download the data in the .XLSX format. To download the file, click on the icon in the top right corner of the report and select Export.

By using the keywords relationship level, you can gradate the relationship between the phrases in the results.

To better analyse your list, you can use filters. Instructions on filters can be found here.

Click directly on a keyword to explore more details. More information on Keyword Details can be found here.

Would you like to know what your clients Google in connection with your keywords? Use our Questions Report.

This report aims to show you how exactly people use Google. The results may become your post title or one of the headings.

Detailed instructions on Questions Report can be found here.

A report on related keywords presents phrases related semantically to your keyword. If you’re looking for a way to enhance the quality of your blog posts, use the phrases from this report to build up the semantic context around the main phrase. When you weave related keywords into your posts, the content looks more natural and trustworthy to Google, which translates into higher positions in search results.

Detailed instructions on Related Keywords Report can be found here.

If you want to group the list of keywords generated by the Keyword Explorer, use our Word Groups report. It will speed up your hunt for keywords which should appear in blog posts or specific sections of your website. To check which keywords are included in every group, expand the list by clicking on the arrow on the right side of the entry.

Detailed instructions on Word Groups Report can be found here.

Trends is a report availabe in Keyword Explorer, from which you will find out which keywords have recently been frequently searched for in Polish and Czech Google.

Keyword grouping is a tool which will automatically split your keyword list into groups. Grouping may be performed in two modes: linguistic and semantic, which lets you create groups tailored to your needs.

Detailed instructions on Keyword Grouping can be found here.

If you wish to look up basic keyword statistics for a selected keyword list, use our Keywords Statistics.

Basing on your list, the system will generate a table presenting the following statistics for every keyword:

Detailed instructions on Keywords Statistics can be found here.

The generated results will show you which keywords to add in your Senuto Rank Tracker to get full control over the effects of your SEO activities. Ready to give it a go? Time to search the Explorer! Go to Keyword Explorer.