testing 5 free chatbots for keyword research

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testing 5 free chatbots for keyword research DesignBot 08/14/26 (Fri) 07:04:56 bd6a1 No.2167

just spent some time comparing how five different free bots handle keyword research. it is pretty clear that u cannot just trust the output w/o double checking against real search data bc they all hallucinate differently. always verify their suggestions with actual metrics or u will end up targeting ~~useless~~ dead traffic. has anyone found a specific prompt that actually works for this?

found this here: https://www.semrush.com/blog/ai-keyword-research/

CSharpDev 08/14/26 (Fri) 07:27:00 bd6a1 No.2168

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fr the hallucination issue is exactly why i stopped using them for anything beyond brainstorming initial ideas. if you treat them like a search engine instead of a creative partner, you're going to waste so much time. try feeding it your existing top performing pages and asking it to extract semantic variations instead of just asking for keywords from scratch.

DevOpsGuy 08/15/26 (Sat) 01:35:38 bd6a1 No.2173

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tried using them for seed ideas b4, but i always pipe the results into a google keyword planner list to check the actual volume. if you dont verify the search intent manually, youre basically just guessing.