Long-Tail Keyword Generator: Boost SEO with Targeted Search Intent
The Long-Tail Keyword Generator blends your base term with modifiers, checks search volume and keyword difficulty, then ranks ideas with a Performance Score (PS). Long-tail phrases drive 70 % of all search traffic (Moz Keyword Research Guide, https://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo/keyword-research). Use the tool to discover intent-matched keywords you can copy straight into content, ads or product pages.
Long-Tail Keyword Generator
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How to use the tool
Enter a base keyword. Example 1: “Eco-Friendly Travel”. Example 2: “Gluten-Free Baking”.
Select search intent. Choose Informational, Navigational, Transactional or Commercial Investigation to match user goals.
Add an optional emphasis. Try “Backpacking” or “Kids’ Snacks” to narrow results.
Hit “Generate”. The form calls process_llm_form, returning 10 keyword ideas ranked by Performance Score.
Evaluate PS. The tool applies the formula $$PS = rac{SV}{KD}$$ where SV = monthly searches and KD = difficulty. Example: SV = 600, KD = 20 ⇒ PS = 30.
Copy and deploy. Paste top-ranked keywords into blog titles, ad groups or product descriptions.
Quick-Facts
Average long-tail query length: 4–6 words (Ahrefs Study, https://ahrefs.com/blog/long-tail-keywords).
Voice searches exceed 27 % of global mobile queries (Google I/O, https://events.google.com/io) — long tails match natural speech.
Clicks on long-tail ads cost up to 36 % less than head terms (WordStream PPC Benchmarks, https://www.wordstream.com).
It is a specific, low-volume phrase—usually four or more words—that captures clear user intent and faces less competition (Ahrefs Study, https://ahrefs.com/blog/long-tail-keywords).
How does the Performance Score help me choose?
The PS compares search demand with ranking difficulty; higher scores highlight phrases with strong traffic potential and manageable competition (Moz Keyword Explorer, https://moz.com/explorer).
Can I adjust keywords for local SEO?
Add a city or neighborhood in the emphasis field, e.g., “Downtown Austin,” to surface geo-targeted phrases your nearby customers search (BrightLocal Local Search Survey, https://www.brightlocal.com).
Does the tool support voice search optimisation?
Yes. Long-tail phrases resemble conversational queries such as “where to recycle batteries near me,” aligning with voice search patterns (Google I/O, https://events.google.com/io).
What data sources feed SV and KD?
The backend pulls monthly volume from Google Keyword Planner and difficulty metrics from the Moz API (Moz API Docs, https://moz.com/products/api).
How many keywords will I get per run?
You receive 10 ranked suggestions, enough to fill a content calendar or ad group without overwhelming analysis.
Can I export results?
Use the built-in “Copy to Clipboard” link, then paste into Sheets or Excel for tracking.
Why focus on intent first?
“Google recommends focusing on user intent when selecting keywords” (Google Search Quality Rater Guidelines, https://static.googleusercontent.com) because intent alignment improves relevance and ranking.
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