Trends Keyword Optimizer
Your page already ranks for something. This tells you whether anyone still searches for it — and hands you the phrasing that's actually climbing.
Keyword choices age badly. The phrase you wrote in 2023 quietly flatlines while a near-identical one takes all the demand. Trends Keyword Optimizer checks your real page against real Google Trends data, then rewrites only what needs to change.
How it works
- We re-read the live page. Not the cached scan — the page as it stands right now, so a fix you shipped an hour ago counts.
- We pull your real keywords. We extract the phrases that appear literally in your copy. Nothing invented, nothing synonymized — a keyword you can't find on the page is a keyword you can't replace.
- We check them against Google Trends. The top candidates go to Trends in a single comparison request and come back with average interest and the top related queries people are really typing.
- We suggest grounded replacements. The model may only propose alternatives that came back in that scraped data. Anything it invents outside the list is flagged not grounded in scraped Trends data rather than quietly shown as fact.
- We rewrite only what changed. Accept the swaps you want and we rewrite just the paragraphs containing those keywords — your voice, your structure, one phrase moved. Copy it straight into your CMS.
Sample result
| Keyword | Avg. interest | Top queries |
|---|---|---|
| ai productivity | 71 | ai productivity tools, best ai for work |
| workflow automation | 44 | automate workflow, workflow automation software |
| task manager app | 18 | free task manager, task manager for teams |
Two of your three key phrases still have demand. The third has a third of the interest of "ai productivity tools" — one paragraph rewrite away from the phrasing people actually search.
Honest limits
Trends is a public service that throttles scrapers, and we won't fake a number to fill a table. If Trends blocks a run, we tell you it was throttled and refund the credits for the part that didn't happen — you never pay for data we couldn't get.