Google Keywords Finder

Google Keywords Finder automates the retrieval of related keywords and key SEO metrics, empowering flows with dynamic keyword research functionality.

Google Keywords Finder

Component description

How the Google Keywords Finder component works

Get Keywords For Keywords is a flow component designed to assist with keyword research by generating related keywords for a given list of input keywords. This tool leverages Google search data to provide valuable insights such as search volumes, competition levels, cost-per-click (CPC), and historical trends. It is particularly useful for marketers, SEO specialists, and AI workflows that require dynamic keyword discovery and analysis.

What This Component Does

  • Discovers Related Keywords: For any keywords you input, the component returns a list of related or suggested keywords.
  • Provides Rich Metrics: For each keyword, it delivers search volume (including trends for the past 12 months), CPC, competition index, and more.
  • Customizable Search Parameters: You can tune the search by location, time frame, inclusion of adult keywords, and whether to consider Google’s search partners.

Settings

Input NameTypeRequiredDefault ValueDescription
Location NamestringNoUnited StatesSpecify the country or location for keyword data.
Date From / Date TostringNoSet a specific date range (yyyy-mm-dd) for historical data.
Include Adult KeywordsboolNofalseWhether to include keywords related to adult content.
LimitintNo20The number of keywords to return (range: 1–100).
Search PartnersboolNofalseInclude Google’s search partners in the keyword search.
Sort BystringNorelevanceSort results by: relevance, search_volume, competition_index, low/high top of page bid.
VerboseboolNofalseEnable verbose output for debugging or more details.
Whitelisted Datamulti-selectNokeyword, competition, competition_index, search_volume, low_top_of_page_bid, high_top_of_page_bid, cpcChoose which data fields to extract and return.
Tool Name/DescriptionstringNoInternal use for agent integrations, not needed for basic use.

Inputs

Below is a summary of the available inputs and their functions:

Input NameTypeRequiredDefault ValueDescription
KeywordsstringYesThe main keywords to fetch related keywords and their metrics for.

Outputs

The component provides two primary outputs:

Output NameTypeDescription
keyword_search_volumeDataContains the list of related keywords with selected metrics such as search volume, trends, competition, and CPC.
toolToolExposes the tool for further workflow automation or integration into agent-based systems.

Example Use Case

Suppose you want to optimize your website for search engines. You can use this component to input your primary keywords (e.g., “artificial intelligence”, “machine learning”) and discover additional relevant keywords that are trending or have high search volumes in your target market (e.g., United States). You can also analyze competition and CPC to inform your PPC campaigns.

Why Use This Component?

  • Automates Keyword Research: No need for manual keyword lookups; integrate directly into AI-driven workflows.
  • Customizable: Tune the search with advanced filters to match your specific needs.
  • Insightful: Gain competitive intelligence with up-to-date data on keyword trends, costs, and competition.
  • Flexible Output: Select only the data fields you need to streamline downstream processing or reporting.

Advanced Options

  • Adjust the date range to analyze keyword trends over time.
  • Include or exclude adult content based on your project’s requirements.
  • Sort and limit results for more targeted research outcomes.

When to Use

  • When building AI agents or automated marketing tools that require dynamic keyword discovery.
  • For SEO or SEM research to find new opportunities or optimize existing campaigns.
  • To enrich datasets for content generation, trend analysis, or business intelligence.

Explore and integrate Get Keywords For Keywords in your AI workflow to supercharge your keyword research and content strategies!

Examples of flow templates using Google Keywords Finder component

To help you get started quickly, we have prepared several example flow templates that demonstrate how to use the Google Keywords Finder component effectively. These templates showcase different use cases and best practices, making it easier for you to understand and implement the component in your own projects.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Google Keywords Finder component do?

It finds related keywords for your input terms and provides data such as search volume, competition, and cost-per-click, helping automate keyword research in your workflows.

What kind of data can I get from this component?

You can extract keyword suggestions, search volume, competition index, cost-per-click, and search trends, making it ideal for SEO and marketing automations.

Can I filter or customize the keyword data returned?

Yes, you can set parameters like date range, location, keyword limits, and choose which data fields to extract. You can also include or exclude adult keywords and search partners.

How can this component help my marketing or SEO workflow?

It automates the process of keyword discovery and analysis, allowing you to create flows that adapt to changing search trends and optimize campaigns with up-to-date data.

Do I need any special knowledge to use this component?

No special expertise is required—simply connect it in your flow, specify your keywords, and adjust the settings as needed for your use case.

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