Competitor keyword research that ends in a plan
How does Pixelesq find your keywords?
Turn on Growth, confirm your competitors and the searches your buyers use, and Pixelesq builds your keyword library in one run, from your data and your competitors'. Each keyword gets the numbers you need to choose, and lands in an opportunity group, from quick wins to long shots. A short plan then says what to do first.
Know which searches to go after
Pick targets from real search demand, so every new page has a reason to exist.
See where competitors are ahead
Spot the searches that bring your competitors traffic while your site doesn't show up.
A plan you can start this week
The plan page sums up your position in five findings and three next actions.
AI keeps your keyword list on topic
AI checks suggested keywords against what your business does and drops the ones that don't fit.
ASK PIXEL
Which of our searches are close to page one?
Pixel goes through your top searches in Search Console for the last 28 days and picks out the ones where your average position sits just below the top 10, with the clicks and impressions each one already gets. Those are worth a look first.
AI search volume next to Google volume
Each keyword shows an estimate of how often it comes up in AI assistants, beside its Google searches.
ASK PIXEL
Which searches show us often but get few clicks?
Pixel checks your top searches in Search Console for ones that show your site a lot but earn few clicks, with the click rate and ranking for each. Those are the places where a clearer title or description is worth testing.
Turn any keyword into an article
Choose any keyword in your library, and the content engine researches it and writes the article.
ASK PIXEL
What topics does this competitor's blog cover that ours doesn't?
Share the address and Pixel works through the page, notes the topics and questions it covers, then searches your site for each one. You get the topics you haven't written about yet.
Built from your data and theirs
Keywords come from your site, Search Console, related searches and your competitors' rankings.
The numbers behind each keyword
Search volume, difficulty, cost per click and intent, sortable so the best targets rise to the top.
Opportunities in plain groups
Keywords are sorted into defend, quick win, striking distance, new topic and long shot.
Keywords grouped into topics
Related keywords sit together, so one page or article can target a whole group.
Gaps against the competitors you pick
Compare against 2, 3 or 5 competitors depending on your plan, chosen by you or found for you.
Look up new ideas any time
Check volume and difficulty for fresh ideas whenever you like, within your plan's monthly lookups.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The gaps view lists keywords your competitors rank for where your site doesn't show up, each with its volume, difficulty and opportunity group, so you can see at a glance which gaps are worth closing.
