Search terms marked with a darker shade of orange are more popular.
Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2025 7:21 am
In this example, we'll use "content creation" as our starting keyword and analyze search data from the United States.
The tool will quickly display all the queries it found related to “content creation”, grouped in a visually appealing way like this:
example of all queries related to "content creation" shown in a guatemala email list visual map
You can also view the same data broken down into lists:
data shown in a list
All of these questions help you understand what your audience wants to know and will allow you to provide the answers in your content to rank for those keywords.
In addition to the questions, you can also find:
Search phrases based on a preposition (for example, "social media content creation " )
Comparisons (e.g., "content creation vs. marketing")
In alphabetical order (for example, "content creation apps" would be grouped under "A")
Related searches
Price: You can use AnswerThePublic for free, but the number of searches you can perform is limited.
Their paid plans start at $5 per month and give you 100 searches per day. Which is more than enough for beginners.
The tool will quickly display all the queries it found related to “content creation”, grouped in a visually appealing way like this:
example of all queries related to "content creation" shown in a guatemala email list visual map
You can also view the same data broken down into lists:
data shown in a list
All of these questions help you understand what your audience wants to know and will allow you to provide the answers in your content to rank for those keywords.
In addition to the questions, you can also find:
Search phrases based on a preposition (for example, "social media content creation " )
Comparisons (e.g., "content creation vs. marketing")
In alphabetical order (for example, "content creation apps" would be grouped under "A")
Related searches
Price: You can use AnswerThePublic for free, but the number of searches you can perform is limited.
Their paid plans start at $5 per month and give you 100 searches per day. Which is more than enough for beginners.