tool tapping into iPhone keyword suggestion data

Started by littleman, April 19, 2021, 01:30:57 AM

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littleman


ergophobe

That's quite a good tool. At least my initial impression is that the suggestion list is smaller, but much smarter, than something like Ubersuggest.

BoL


buckworks

The first tool did not work for me in Safari. I had to change browsers.

The name of the second tool makes me cringe but my first try ... which is still running as I type this! ... set me scrambling to add some terms to my PPC negative keyword lists. It looks like a gold mine for negative keyword research.

lsr

Hi,

I made this tool, glad to find it shared here :)

Sorry for the issue, @buckworks - my javascript isn't that best and I admit I've only tested in chrome.

@ergophobe I find the results are typically a much smaller set vs ubersuggest/keywordshitter/et al. The data is a bit interesting though because how it is clearly skewed towards what people search on their phones.

p.s. excited to have stumbled onto this forum!

rcjordan

>excited to have stumbled onto this forum!

Welcome.  Nice to have a new, seo-oriented member.

The forum is pretty old. Some of us have been together for 20+ years now, so forgive us if we sometimes communicate by grunts & nods.

littleman


ergophobe

>>negative keyword research

Yes, that encapsulates what I was groping to say. If you're not doing paid search, it's heaps and heaps of irrelevant terms and bad matches

>> skewed towards what people search on their phones

I think this is why it seems better adapted for discovering searches for top questions people are trying to answer. Anyway, it's handy and it's great you stopped in. I hope we'll see you some more.

BoL

>which is still running as I type this!

Their tool is actually entire Javascript powered so you could grab a copy for yourself to spare yourself seeing the name of their tool. Google's autosuggest allows for cross site scripting.

I've scraped over a billion terms from autosuggest. The list is endless and who knows how many 3rd parties manage to introduce terms into it.