The AI-Assisted Keyword Research tool uses artificial intelligence to generate comprehensive, contextually-relevant keyword lists based on your topics.

Advantages over traditional generation:

• Understands context and semantic relationships
• Generates more natural, conversational keywords
• Better for voice search and long-tail opportunities
• Creates thematically grouped keywords

Creating an AI Keyword Campaign

Step 1: Access AI Keyword Generator

Click the AI Assisted Keyword Research tab within Keyword Research.

You’ll see the AI Keywords Generator interface with:

• Input field (maximum 10 lines)
• Campaign Name field
• Select Research Type dropdown
• Refresh Data and Start Generation buttons

Step 2: Enter Your Topics

In the Input field:

• Enter your main topics, one per line
• Maximum of 10 topics at a time
• Be specific but not overly narrow

Example inputs:

coffee brewing methods

espresso machine maintenance

cold brew techniques

coffee bean origins

coffee grinder types

 

Important: One topic per line. The system accepts a maximum of 10 topics, which generates up to 5 research topics internally.

Step 3: Name Your Campaign

Enter a Campaign Name to identify this research session:

• Use descriptive names
• Include date or client name if relevant

Example: “Coffee Blog Keyword Research – Jan 2025”

Step 4: Select Research Type

Choose from the Select Research Type dropdown:

Main Keywords Research (default):

• Broad, primary keywords
• High-level topic keywords
• Good for pillar content

FAQ & Question-Based Keywords:

• Question format keywords
• “How to”, “What is”, “Why does” patterns
• Perfect for FAQ content and featured snippets

Natural Language & Voice Search Keywords:

• Conversational phrases
• Voice search optimized
• Longer, more natural phrasing

Long-Tail Keywords Research:

• Highly specific keyword phrases
• Lower competition
• Higher conversion potential

Example Selection: Choose “FAQ & Question-Based Keywords” if you’re creating an FAQ section or targeting featured snippets.

Step 5: Start Generation

Click the Start Generation button

The AI begins processing your topics and generates keywords in the background. You’ll see a summary like:

“Summary: 6 campaigns, 19 topics, 367 keywords generated”

This indicates:

• 6 research campaigns created
• 19 topics covered
• 367 total keywords generated

Campaign Management Table

After generation, the Campaigns Management section displays all your research campaigns in a table:

Table Columns:

• ID: Unique campaign identifier
• Campaign Name: Your assigned name
• Research Type: Badge showing the type (color-coded)
• Topics: Number of topics covered
• Keywords: Total keywords generated
• Created: Date and timestamp
• Actions: View Topics and Delete buttons

Example entries:

• Campaign: “First Campaign” | Research Type: Main Keywords Research (green badge) | Topics: 2 | Keywords: 31 | Created: Dec 16, 2025 1:08 PM
• Campaign: “Kuldeep test-005” | Research Type: Main Keywords Research (green badge) | Topics: 1 | Keywords: 15 | Created: Aug 26, 2025 12:34 PM
• Campaign: “Kuldeep test-004” | Research Type: FAQ & Question-Based Keywords (red badge) | Topics: 3 | Keywords: 56 | Created: Aug 26, 2025 12:30 PM

The header shows “6 campaigns” button indicating total campaigns created.

Research Type Color Coding:

• Green badges: Main Keywords Research
• Red badges: FAQ & Question-Based Keywords
• Orange badges: Natural Language & Voice Search Keywords
• Blue badges: Long-Tail Keywords Research

Viewing Campaign Topics and Keywords

To view keywords from a campaign:

1. Click the blue View Topics button for the desired campaign
2. A detailed view opens showing:
   • Each topic within the campaign
   • Keywords generated for that topic
   • Keyword metrics (if available)

Each topic has its own keywords table with:

• Column visibility controls
• Rows display options
• Export functionality
• Search box for filtering

Example workflow:

1. Click “View Topics” on “First Campaign”
2. See Topic 1: “coffee brewing methods” with 15 keywords
3. See Topic 2: “espresso machine maintenance” with 16 keywords
4. Export keywords for Topic 1 to use in subdomain creation
5. Use the search box to find specific keyword patterns

Refresh Data Button: If a campaign is still generating, use the Refresh Data button to update the display with newly generated keywords.

Exporting AI-Generated Keywords

For each topic within a campaign:

Column visibility: Choose which data columns to display Show 25 rows: Select how many keywords to show per page Export options:

1. Copy to clipboard
2. Export as CSV (full table)
3. Export keywords only (CSV)
4. Export visible columns (CSV)

Search functionality: Filter keywords containing specific terms

Example: If you’ve generated FAQ keywords about coffee, you can search for “how to” to see only question keywords starting with that phrase.

Deleting Research Campaigns

To remove a campaign:

1. Click the red Delete button next to the campaign
2. Confirm deletion
3. The campaign and all its keywords are permanently removed

When to delete:

• Test campaigns no longer needed
• Duplicate research sessions
• Outdated keyword sets

Best Practices for AI Keyword Research

1. Be Specific with Topics

Instead of broad terms, use focused topics:

• ❌ “marketing”
• ✅ “email marketing automation for ecommerce”

2. Use Different Research Types Strategically

Create multiple campaigns with different research types for the same niche:

• Campaign 1: Main Keywords Research (for pillar content)
• Campaign 2: FAQ & Question-Based (for featured snippets)
• Campaign 3: Long-Tail Research (for conversion pages)

3. Batch Similar Topics

Group related topics in one campaign:

• Coffee brewing methods, grind sizes, water temperature, brew time
• All related to coffee brewing education

4. Review and Refine

After generation:

• Review keywords for relevance
• Remove any off-topic suggestions
• Group similar keywords for content planning

5. Use for Content Planning

The AI-generated keywords are excellent for:

• Creating editorial calendars
• Planning subdomain topics
• Identifying content gaps
• Understanding user intent

Example Complete Workflow:

Scenario: Building a coffee education website

Step 1: Create Main Keywords campaign

• Topics: coffee basics, brewing methods, equipment
• Generate 100+ primary keywords

Step 2: Create FAQ campaign

• Same topics but FAQ research type
• Generate question-based keywords for FAQ pages

Step 3: Create Long-Tail campaign

• Specific product and technique topics
• Generate conversion-focused keywords

Step 4: Export all campaigns

• Group keywords by intent
• Map keywords to subdomain structure
• Create 20 subdomains covering all keyword groups

Step 5: Use keywords for:

• Subdomain names
• Article titles in AI campaigns
• Brief descriptions for content generation
• SEO keywords in campaign setup