Ben Hi Raghuram, I built a paid tool called Keyword Chef where you can import keywords and have them grouped together based in how similiar the Search Engine Result Pages (SERPs) are. It will also tell you how similiar they are in % and tell you search volume. You can also filter these keywords based on similar words if you wish to cluster that way as well. The tool is keywordchef.com Keyword Chef – Keywords for Publishers KEYWORDCHEF.COM Keyword Chef – Keywords for Publishers
Sitaram ✍️ » Ben Thanks! Will check it out.
Dolman Nothing can beat the dependability and accuracy of manual clustering and grouping of your keywords. While Keyword Cupid is the best I've tested by far, it's groupings and clusters are far from being accurate and as a result, the amount of time and effort it takes to re-group and re-organize the clusters you're given ends up taking just as long as it would to do it manually from the start to begin with. 💟👍🏽10
Sitaram ✍️ » Dolman Interesting. Are you suggesting that there is no point in using the tool et' all? Dolman » Sitaram Not dependable enough to use consistently and be able to achieve the level of confidence I'm comfortable with. Since fixing the errors to re-organize the clusters the right way takes as much time as it does to do it manually in the first place, I would rather go through it by hand to be sure it's accurate and learn more about the niche in the process. For example, after processing 5,886 keywords related to carp fishing, Keyword Cupid found 57 strong theme groups, 31 weak theme groups, and 26 stray keywords. Among the 57 strong theme groups, the search queries related to "carp brollys" are split into three separate keyword clusters (first image): carp brolly avid carp ascent brolly best brolly Alternatively, the manual keyword clustering of these same keywords groups them into a single cluster of keywords related to the seed topic "carp brollys", all of which would be searched by someone looking for an umbrella (brolly) to shield them from the rain while carp fishing (second image). While uploading the keyword list to Keyword Cupid and running the report didn't take a long time to process, the amount of time needed to go through 5,000+ keywords afterwards to check them and fix any that need to be re-grouped isn't worth the time saved, IMHO.
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Brian » Dolman Do you have a preferred method for keyword clustering? It's something I've never looked into. Dolman » Brian Collect all of the keywords related to the seed topic using Ahrefs Keyword Explorer, Google, Keywords Everywhere and SEO Minion and then use a mind map tool, Ahrefs Keyword Explorer and spreadsheet to organize them all into semantically relevant topic clusters which can then be used to create the sitemap and content briefs for each page of the website. Here's an example of a content mind map created using "intermittent fasting" as the seed topic: https://whimsical.com/intermittent-fasting... Based on the keyword research and underlying search demand related to "intermittent fasting", the sitemap and content briefs associated with the content map for this seed topic would require the following pages to build topical authority on this subject: PILLAR PAGE = The Ultimate Guide to Fasting SUPPORT PAGE = What is the Best Fasting Schedule for You & Your Needs? SUPPORT PAGE = The Ultimate Guide to Fasting & Keto SUPPORT PAGE = The Ultimate Guide to Fasting While Exercising & Working Out SUPPORT PAGE = The Ultimate Guide to Fasting for Women SUPPORT PAGE = The Ultimate Guide to Fasting for Diabetics SUPPORT PAGE = The Ultimate Guide to Fasting for Shift Workers SUPPORT PAGE = What Can You Eat & Drink When Fasting? SUPPORT PAGE = Can You Drink Coffee While I'm Fasting? SUPPORT PAGE = Sugar and Fasting SUPPORT PAGE = Printable Fasting Meal Plans for Vegans, Keto & Muscle Building Diets …etc. Fasting WHIMSICAL.COM Fasting
Pepe For clustering there is a new tool called https://www.keywordinsights.ai/ which looks interesting but you can also use KeywordCupid Keywordchef WriterZen Or the tool that I created https://lowfruits.io that has a clustering functionality But it depends what you are looking for and how you're currently doing your clustering? For clustering I use tools as initial guidance but end up doing it by hand. Keyword Clustering and Intent at Scale – Keyword Insights KEYWORDINSIGHTS.AI Keyword Clustering and Intent at Scale – Keyword Insights Mark Check out KeyClusters (https://keyclusters.com/). It's a lot more affordable than all the tools mentioned above and the results are arguably better. It also has a PAYG option so you don't have to commit to a monthly plan. You get 500 free credits on sign-up.
Afolabi » Mark Is this your tool? Mark Yip. Been using for a few months in our agency but now open to the public Mark Here's how to use it with Ahrefs: https://youtu.be/ePmRbwp4Abk and SEMrush: https://youtu.be/Hjj8n5Ezaz8 How To Use KeyClusters With Ahrefs To Create Topical Keyword Clusters YouTube.COM How To Use KeyClusters With Ahrefs To Create Topical Keyword Clusters Afolabi » Mark Ok let me check
