Keywords Come After The Map, Not Before
Starting at keywords gives you a pile of disconnected posts. Keytomic injects keywords after your map exists, so every query has a home and every page has a job. Those keywords feed the SEO topical map generator, and semantic SEO automation shapes the articles built on them.
Real Search Demand, Mapped To Every Page
Keytomic pulls live volume, difficulty, and SERP data and blends in your own Search Console equity to allocate the right keyword to the right page. If you use Semrush for research today, see Keytomic vs Semrush; current plans are on the Keytomic pricing page.
Match keywords to real demand
Build on your existing equity
One primary keyword per page
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Save hours on keyword sorting
Skip juggling exports and guessing difficulty. Keytomic assigns each page a primary keyword and its supporting cluster so you can focus on publishing
“We finally stopped chasing keywords we could never win. Keytomic mapped every query to a page that deserved it, and we started ranking for terms that actually convert.”
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Head of Growth
Everything you need to target the right queries
From live SERP data to QDF allocation, Keytomic turns keyword research into a page-by-page plan that deserves to rank.
How is Keytomic’s keyword research different?
Most tools start with keywords. Keytomic layers keyword discovery onto your topical map, so every keyword is matched to a page that already has a strategic reason to exist.
Where does the keyword data come from?
Live volume, difficulty, and SERP data come from DataforSEO, and your own Search Console data feeds in so Keytomic sees what you already rank for.
Will it find keywords I can actually rank for?
Yes. Keytomic prioritises high-intent, rankable keywords and flags where you can realistically claim a top position instead of chasing terms you cannot win.
How are keywords assigned to pages?
Each page gets one clear primary keyword plus its supporting cluster, so intent stays focused and pages do not compete with each other.
What is QDF allocation?
Query-deserves-freshness logic decides whether a topic is evergreen, hot, or source-driven, so time-sensitive and evergreen pages are handled differently.
Does it use my existing rankings?
Yes. Keytomic reads your Search Console data to find pages with existing equity, so you build on traction you already have.
Do I need to do research before the map?
No. The map comes first, then keywords are injected onto it, which flips the usual order and keeps everything connected.
How do I get started with keyword research?
Build or import your topical map, connect Search Console, and Keytomic matches real search demand to every page automatically.