Dozens of keywords for your page in seconds — broad terms with specific variants under each, plus the negatives to exclude.
A keyword list is where it starts.
Which keywords actually return money — and the budget moving toward those, away from the rest — is the work that follows. That part runs on its own once campaigns are live.
A free keyword generator that reads your page
Most keyword tools start from a single seed word and return a flat list of loosely related terms. This free keyword generator starts from the page itself: it reads the address, pulls the real product, service, and category, and lists the search phrases a person would actually type to find it — grounded in what the page offers, not a generic dump for the whole niche.
Positive and negative keywords, in a hierarchy
Keywords come back as a tree: a broad head term — "trip to antarctica" — with specific variants under it, like "trip to antarctica from moscow" or "trip to antarctica 16 spots". Alongside the positives is a list of negative keywords to exclude — the searches that look related but waste budget. Positives bring the right traffic; negatives keep the wrong traffic out.
Keywords for Google and Yandex
The list is a starting point for paid search on Google and Yandex alike. See how AI runs the campaigns end to end on Google Ads and Telegram, write the ads with the free ad generator, or get started to put the whole funnel on autopilot.
Why the list is only the start
A keyword list gets a campaign running. What turns spend into profit is finding which keywords return money faster than they cost, and moving budget toward them as real results come in — continuously. That is the work that begins after the list is made, and it is what the platform does on its own.