What it is
Suggestions in Keyword Research shows Google Search Console queries for your website that you are not currently tracking in Keyword.com.
You can review search performance, filter the list, and add relevant queries to your SERP project. A connected Search Console property is required.
Why it matters
Search Console can reveal useful queries beyond your tracked keyword list. Use suggestions to:
Find relevant terms already receiving impressions or clicks.
Identify queries near the first page of search results.
Review high-impression queries with low click-through rates.
Expand tracking around the products, services, and topics that matter to your website.
How suggestions work
Keyword.com uses the selected Search Console property to find queries that are not yet tracked. Each result includes Average rank, Impressions, Clicks, and CTR.
These are Search Console performance metrics. Average rank summarizes the positions recorded by Google; it is different from a single ranking check collected with your Keyword.com tracking settings.
Where to find suggestions
Select your SERP project.
Open Keyword Research in the sidebar.
Choose Suggestions.
Check the selected Property.
If the project has no linked property, select a Search Console property and click Link property. If the Google account is not connected, use the integration setup in Connect Google Search Console.
Filter the queries
Open Filters.
Choose Average rank, Impressions, Clicks, CTR, or Word count.
Set the criteria for the queries you want to review.
Click Apply.
For example, an average-rank range of 8–20 can help you investigate queries near the first page. Check relevance and the ranking page before treating a query as an opportunity. Use Select preset for saved research criteria.
Add queries to tracking
Select the queries you want to track, or use a row’s Add action.
Open the Add keywords form.
Confirm the destination project and your tracked website.
Review the region, language, device, and location settings.
Add tags if you want to keep these discoveries together.
Check the keyword count and available allowance.
Click Add keywords.
Loading suggestions does not start tracking. Keywords count toward your plan allowance after you submit the tracking form.
Automatically track matching suggestions
Auto-add lets you create rules for new Search Console suggestions. Matching queries can be added without individual review, so check the conditions carefully.
Open Auto-add.
Choose New rule or Create your first rule.
Enter a Rule name.
Check the Search Console property and destination.
Set the conditions you need.
Review the matching-query preview.
Click Create & enable rule when you are ready to start automatic additions.
A suggestion must match every condition. Leave a condition on Any to ignore it. The form identifies the destination and explains that keywords already tracked are skipped. Review rules and their activity from Auto-add.
What to expect
Search Console data updates periodically, so its figures may differ from a live Google search.
A different property or filter changes which queries you see.
Adding a query creates a tracking record with the settings you select; it does not turn the Search Console average into a Keyword.com rank.
Your keyword capacity and addition limits apply to new tracking records.
Best practices
Prioritize queries that fit your website rather than adding every suggestion.
Review high impressions together with clicks and CTR.
Use a dedicated tag for Search Console discoveries.
Start with focused auto-add conditions and review the activity before expanding them.
Compare subsequent ranking movement with search performance for the added queries.