Branches from one word
Pick the word every phrase shares and see what comes before and after it.
Free SEO tool
Build a word tree from a keyword list to see how searches branch
Paste a list of keywords or phrases, one per line, choose the main word, and get a word tree: every phrase branching out from that word, sized by how often each branch occurs. It is the quickest way to see what people add to a core term, and in what order.
Keyword Word Tree
Run the tool above and the result appears here.
What it checks
What the Keyword Word Tree looks at
Sized by frequency
Thicker branches are the modifiers people use most, which are your page and heading candidates.
Keyword research input
Paste exports from Google Search Console, Keyword Planner or any keyword tool.
Content outline
Each main branch is usually a section or a page.
How to read it
Reading the tree
Reading the tree
If “plumber” branches into “emergency plumber”, “plumber near me” and “plumber cost”, you have three intents: urgent, local and price. Each deserves its own page or section. Branches that share a modifier (“emergency plumber Denver”, “emergency plumber Aurora”) are city pages waiting to be written.
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Written and reviewed by
Kateryna QuinnFounder and CEO, aStash. Forbes Next 1000, NOCO Style 30 Under 30Kateryna founded aStash in Fort Collins in 2017. The free tools on this site are the checks her team runs on every client page; the keyword word tree is the same check, opened up so you can run it yourself.
FAQ
Questions about this tool
Anything else? (970) 399-9004 reaches a person in Fort Collins, not a call center.
The tree is empty. Why?
The main word must appear in the phrases exactly as typed. Check for plurals and spelling.
Can I use two-word main phrases?
Yes, as long as the phrase appears in the lines you pasted.
Where do I get a keyword list?
Google Search Console’s Performance report, Google Keyword Planner, or the keyword research in our free SEO audit.
Which library draws the tree?
Google Charts’ word tree, loaded from Google when you press the button.