Changelog

We’ve shipped quite a lot across Keyword Insights over the last few weeks.

Some new features, some improvements, and a lot of work behind the scenes to make things faster and more reliable.

See the sources behind Google AI Overviews

The SERP Analyzer now shows which sources Google is citing inside AI Overviews, alongside where those same sources rank organically.

This makes it much easier to spot interesting opportunities. If Google is citing a page that ranks low organically, or doesn’t rank at all, that could be a content gap worth investigating.

We’ve also cleaned up the SERP Analyzer with a much simpler single page layout.

Keyword Discovery is now available through the API

You can now run Keyword Discovery entirely through the Keyword Insights API.

This includes creating orders, checking their status, retrieving results and accessing supported languages and locations.

If you’re building your own tools, scripts or automations around Keyword Insights, you now have much more control.

Ahrefs Domain Rating across Keyword Insights

We’ve replaced Moz Domain Authority with Ahrefs Domain Rating across the platform.

You’ll now see Ahrefs DR inside Content Briefs, SERP tools and other areas where we display domain authority data.

We’ve also retired Page Authority.

Writer Agent articles now open instantly

Finished Writer Agent articles now open directly in the editor without waiting for the content to load and process first.

Articles created through the API will also now appear correctly inside the editor.

More accurate clustering estimates

We’ve completely rebuilt how clustering time estimates work using real historical order data.

Around 98% of clustering orders now finish within the time shown, and those ridiculously large estimates that occasionally appeared on bigger orders should be gone.

Fewer failed orders

We’ve done quite a bit of work behind the scenes to make orders more resilient when external data providers have temporary issues.

Failed keywords are automatically retried, Content Briefs can fall back to another data source, and a single problematic item should no longer cause an entire order to fail.

Basically fewer failed orders.

More control over emails

You can now turn weekly progress emails on or off directly from Account → Email preferences.

Lots of smaller fixes

We’ve also fixed a bunch of smaller issues across the platform:

• Google Search Console Keyword Discovery orders getting stuck in processing

• Errors when reconnecting an existing Google account

• XLSX spreadsheet exports

• Google Drive export error handling

• Missing Domain Rating data

• API access after upgrading your plan

• Dashboard loading performance

• Workspace order creation errors

• Team invitation flows

• WordPress publishing error messages

• Yearly plan renewal reminder emails

A lot of our recent work has been focused on making the foundations of Keyword Insights faster and more reliable while continuing to ship useful features on top of it.

We’re back to shipping regularly now. Plenty more coming.

Over the past few months, we have been quieter than usual on new feature releases. That was intentional.

Last year we shipped a large number of new features in a short period of time. While that helped us move the product forward, it also added technical complexity behind the scenes. So, instead of rushing more features out, we spent the last few months refactoring key parts of the app, improving reliability, reducing technical bloat, and fixing the foundations that keep everything running smoothly.

That work is now complete.

We are now moving back into product development with a stronger, cleaner foundation. Going forward, our focus will be on smaller, more consistent updates that improve real customer workflows without adding unnecessary complexity.

Today, we are rolling out a small but useful improvement to onboarding and workspace setup.

You can now update your Business Context at any time.

This is useful if your business changes, your services evolve, or you simply want the tool to better understand what your company does.

To update your Business Context:

1. Go to Workspace Settings

2. Click Edit

3. Update your business details

This gives you more control over the information used inside your workspace and helps keep your setup accurate as your business grows.

We also have a useful new feature coming next week, so keep an eye out.

Introducing API Keys

You can now authenticate with the Keyword Insights API using long-lived API keys, available to Premium plan users at no additional cost.

Unlike Bearer tokens, API keys do not expire and are purpose-built for scripts, automations, and third-party integrations like n8n, Make, or custom Python workflows.

What’s new:

You can generate and manage API keys directly from the API Keys section in your dashboard.

Each key is displayed once at creation, so make sure to store it securely. Once saved, you authenticate by passing the key in the X-API-Key header with every request, replacing the previous Authorization: Bearer header.

It is a one-line change in your existing code.

A note on Bearer tokens:

Bearer token authentication continues to work and we are not setting a hard deadline for removal.

That said, we strongly encourage all users to migrate to API keys at their earliest convenience, as Bearer tokens are now deprecated and will eventually be phased out.

Full documentation is available here: https://docs.keywordinsights.ai/api/api-key-authentication

AI Writer Agent: Personalisation Improvements

We’ve shipped another round of personalisation upgrades to the AI Writer Agent.

The goal is simple: generate articles that sound more like your business, stay aligned with what you actually offer, and better reflect the context you’re writing for.

What’s improved

Stronger, more relevant calls to action

The AI Writer Agent now produces clearer calls to action that better match the intent of the page and the outcome you want from readers.

CTAs are written to feel natural inside the article, instead of tacked on at the end, and they’re shaped around your brand positioning and tone.

Better control over what gets mentioned

The AI Writer Agent is now more cautious about drifting into topics that don’t match your business.

It actively avoids referencing features or services you don’t provide, helping keep content accurate and on-brand.

No competitor mentions

The AI Writer Agent is now more reliably filtered to avoid mentioning competitors, alternative tools, or other third-party brands that can dilute the message or pull attention away from your product.

More emphasis on your company’s services and features

Instead of generic writing, the AI Writer Agent now prioritizes weaving in your actual services and capabilities throughout the article where it makes sense, not just in one section.

This improves relevance, positioning, and conversion intent without making the piece read like an ad.

Cluster-aware keyword enrichment

If you run the AI Writer Agent from a cluster, it will now pull keywords from that cluster and intelligently incorporate them into the article.

This includes:

•   Using cluster keywords where they fit naturally in headings and subheadings
•   Adding supporting terms throughout the body without stuffing
•   Expanding sections to better cover the related terms and themes from the cluster
•   Improving topical depth so the article aligns more closely with the full cluster context

Why it matters

These updates help you publish content that is more accurate, more on-brand, and more aligned with your business goals, while also improving coverage when you’re writing from a keyword cluster.

Call to action

Try generating an article again with the AI Writer Agent, especially from a cluster, and compare the output. You should see stronger alignment with your services, cleaner CTAs, and better keyword integration throughout the piece.

Happy New Year everyone!

We’re back with new updates. This year we’re putting a big focus on AI search, so expect faster shipping and more AI search first features rolling out soon.

AI Writer Agent can now turn your custom brief into content

Your briefs, our writer. You can now generate a content brief and hand it straight to the AI Writer Agent to write the draft from your custom structure and instructions. Same powerful writer, but now it follows your brief.

Once your brief is completed, click ‘Writer An Article’ and the agent will take care of the rest.

Improvements to Keyword Discovery

Keyword Discovery now filters out irrelevant keywords automatically

Less noise, more signal.

Keyword Discovery will now automatically remove keywords that aren’t relevant to your business, so you spend less time cleaning lists and more time finding the opportunities that matter.

Move keywords between lists

You can now move keywords from one list to another, so it’s easier to keep everything organized as your keyword research process improves over time.

We fixed the following bugs.

• When creating a Google sheet export of topical cluster tab, The average of Dominant Intent column becomes broken.

• Fixed a bug in Ranking URL export.

• Issues with search volume columns.

Introducing Secondary Keywords

Based on customer feedback, we’ve introduced Secondary Keywords across Content Briefs, the AI Writer Agent, and the Writer Assistant.

You can now add up to five secondary keywords, and each one will automatically be turned into an H2 in your outline, then used to guide content expansion and writing.

We recommend keeping this list tight and only including the most relevant terms, since adding generic keywords can dilute the outline and negatively impact output quality.

Increased topic coverage for AI Writer Agent

AI Writer Agent now delivers stronger topic coverage when writing articles.

Previously, the agent focused on covering the most important topics, which typically resulted in an average grade of B.

With this update, it aims to reach around 90% topic coverage and achieve an A grade.

Meaning your article is now much closer to publish-ready and comes fully optimized for the topical layer.

This marks the end of our 2025 releases, and we want to take this opportunity to thank all of our customers for sticking with us, sharing feedback, and continually pushing us to improve.

You can check our 2025 year in review here

We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2026.

See you next year.

New Keyword Discovery

We know Keyword discovery has not been the best experience and you have been clear about that. We listened and rebuilt it. Here is what is changing.

You can now run a new Keyword discovery search and get search volume, trend, and CPC data upfront. There is no need to spend additional credits just to unlock search volume.

Now the important part. What do you do with these keywords?

Maybe you want to edit, filter, and remove irrelevant keywords before clustering them.

Introducing Keyword Lists

We have added a dedicated Keyword list feature where you can manage all of your keywords in one place for each workspace.

You can create a new keyword list or add keywords to an existing list.

You can access your keyword lists directly from the side navigation.

Once you have finalized your keywords, you can send them for clustering with a single click.

You now also have the ability to delete any keyword directly from a list.

We have also improved our keyword collection techniques. This means you will now get up to double the number of keywords per search, increasing the average from around 2,000 to 4,000.

Please note that this still depends on your seed keywords and in some cases results may be lower.

Because we are now providing more keywords and full search volume data upfront, the cost for running a Keyword discovery search is 1,000 credits per search. This is still cheaper than what we charged before, with significantly more value included.

But this is not the end of it. We are actively working on improving Keyword discovery with the following features coming in January 2026.

•   Automatically filter out irrelevant keywords based on your workspace
•   Better search volume coverage
•   Ability to move keywords between different lists
•   Ability to import keywords from other tools into Keyword lists

Introducing AI Writer Agent API

Now you can use our AI Writer Agent using our API.

API Documentation is here

We also have another release coming next week before Christmas, after which we will break for the New Year.

Introducing cluster user journey mapping

We’ve introduced a smarter way to understand where each cluster sits in a customers decision journey.

The system now evaluates a cluster through the lens of the business context, the cluster itself, and the detected search intent. From there, it automatically assigns the keyword to one of three funnel stages: Top of Funnel(TOFU), Middle of Funnel (MOFU), or Bottom of Funnel(BOFU).

How It Works

TOFU: Keywords focused on learning, exploring, or identifying a problem. These users aren’t solution shopping yet.

MOFU: Keywords showing comparison, evaluation, or early buying interest. These often include pricing, reviews, best, alternatives, etc.

BOFU: Keywords showing clear action intent such as buy, sign up, order, book a demo, brand coupon, etc.

What’s the use case?

You can apply the filter to quickly find all clusters that match a specific user journey. For example, if you want to uncover top of funnel content opportunities, you can apply both the TOFU filter and the Informational search intent filter.

This is also available in the export column.

Filter Clusters by Intent Mismatch

You can now quickly filter clusters where the dominant intent either matches or does not match the top ranking URL.

What’s the use case?

With this new filter, you can quickly identify clusters with intent misalignment. This helps you create the right type of content that matches the user intent.

In this example you can see that exterior steel french doors cluster has an average ranking of 64 and the dominant intent is commercial however their current ranking top url is a transactional page.

• We improved our AI Writer Agents so their article introductions are more varied in word choice, paragraph length and topic exploration. We also removed the use of em and en dashes to make the output feel less like AI generated content.

Example opener below.

• We improved our Google Auto suggest scraping and AI Writer Agent stability capabilities.

Competitor Visibility Export

You can now export all your competitor visibility data directly.

While other clustering tools make you re-run orders with competitor URLs, we give you full access to the top 30 competitors automatically. That’s a 30X cost saving straight away.

Here’s what you can do:

1. Export the competitor table view and use it to create polished presentations or visuals.

2. Pick any competitor from the cluster output and download their entire cluster data for comparison.

3. Clearly see which competitor you’ve selected before exporting.

AI Writer Agent with Smart CTAs

The AI Writer Agent now automatically adds keyword and business-relevant CTAs to your drafts.

How to use it?

Create an AI Writer Agent order within a workspace that has your business details and target keyword added.

The agent will now include a CTA tailored to your topic.

Here’s an example using our Agency Snippet Digital

New Export Option: Markdown (MD) Files

You can now export your AI Writer Assistant drafts & briefs as MD (Markdown) files.

Markdown gives you clean, structured content that’s ready to use anywhere — CMS platforms, static site generators, or automation workflows. It keeps your formatting intact and SEO structure consistent.

AI Writer Assistant

Brief

Why it matters?

• Instantly publish content across platforms without messy formatting.

• Perfect for SEO teams and developers using Git-based workflows.

• Easy to version, edit, and automate in your content pipeline.

This update makes it easier to take AI-generated drafts straight from concept to publish-ready content.

Previously, when you cancelled a subscription, your account stayed active until the end of the billing cycle. But you couldn’t resume it until the cancellation fully processed.

We’ve fixed that.

You can now click “Resume” at any time before the cancellation date to instantly reactivate your subscription and continue without interruption.

Previously, when creating an AI Writer agent order from a cluster, transactional intents incorrectly defaulted to long form article content.

We’ve fixed this.

Now, when you select a transactional keyword from clustering and send it to the AI Writer agent, it will automatically default to landing page content, saving you time and ensuring the right content type for the intent.

Some customers were confused by our annual pricing since it showed the monthly equivalent instead of the total annual amount. We’ve fixed this. The pricing page now clearly displays the full annual price, making it easier to understand the total cost upfront.

Smarter Clustering with Irrelevant Cluster Detection

We improved clustering accuracy to help you focus only on what matters.

Previously, large reports with tens of thousands of keywords often returned clusters unrelated to your site, forcing you to spend hours cleaning lists and removing irrelevant topics.

With this update, your clustering results are now more precise and aligned with your domain from the start, saving you time and manual effort.

When you run a clustering report, our system now analyses your results using your workspace context to identify and tag irrelevant clusters before you even review them.

In this example you can see “financial modelling” and “modelling clay” are automatically tagged as irrelevant given the workspace is around a “fashion modelling”

We also added a handy quick filter button here. So you run a clustering, click this button and click export. That’s it.

We completely overhauled the export experience to make it faster, cleaner, and more reliable.

As our cluster export sheet grew from 10 to over 40 data columns, our old export system often ran into Google Sheets row limits and struggled with larger reports, especially when pivot tables were involved. We also heard from many of you who preferred raw CSV files for easier integration into your own workflows and scripts.

The new export feature solves all of this, letting you export large datasets smoothly to CSV or Sheets without limitations. It’s faster, more stable, and built for scale.

Now you will see 2 simple export options.

1. Export Full Project – Export all project data, including pivot tables, with or without applied filters. You can choose to download it as a Google Sheet or Excel file.

2. Export Raw Data (Non-Pivoted) – Export all project data without pivot tables, with or without applied filters. Selecting this option enables the CSV export button, allowing you to download the complete dataset in raw CSV format directly from our servers.

When you run clustering, you see the dominant intent and the top ranking URL for that cluster.

But what if you could understand the intent behind that top ranking URL and see if it aligns with your dominant intent?

That is exactly what we have achieved.

Why This Matters?

Search intent drives everything. When you look at a cluster and identify the dominant intent, it guides the type of content you need to create to rank.

We then show you the current ranking URLs and highlight the most dominant one in the cluster.

This lets you see if your existing page truly satisfies the user’s intent.

If it does and you are still not ranking high, then the issue lies elsewhere.

You may need to improve your on-page and off-page SEO, update your content, strengthen internal linking, or build quality backlinks.

But we are taking it a step further..

You will now see the intent for all ranking URLs within a cluster.

This allows you to check if you already have another page that aligns better with the dominant intent.

If you do, focus on improving that page instead of creating new content.

If none of your URLs match the dominant intent, then it is time to create a new piece that does.

Note: Keep in mind that Google often shows fragmented intent (different types of intent within the top ten results for a keyword) Always review this carefully before deciding what to update or create next.

We have significantly improved our AI Writer Agent with the native integration of tone of voice. However, there was still one missing element. The content sounded professional or casual, but it lacked the unique touch of an individual author.

That changes today.

Introducing Author Tone of Voice

What is Author Tone of Voice?

This feature allows you to train an AI voice model based on a specific author. Once trained, the AI Writer Agent will mimic that author’s writing style and tone when generating articles.

How to Use This Feature

Go to the Settings page within your workspace.

Click Train an Author.

Upload at least five articles written by the author and select Train.

(For this demo, I’ve used the my friend and SEO expert Gianluca (His SEO blog is awesome, so do check it out: https://www.iloveseo.net/blog/))))

Click train and wait a few minutes.

Our system will analyze the provided articles and create a tone profile unique to that author. This personalized voice will then become available in the AI Writer Agent.

When writing a new article, simply select the trained author, and the AI will automatically apply their tone of voice to your content.

We look forward to your feedback!

You will receive an email notification when you pause your subscription.

We fixed a bug that was causing competitor visibility cards to not load properly.

We’ve made an important update to how we handle language support.

One of our long-standing challenges has been supporting every location and language across all features.

This is tricky because we rely on different API endpoints such as Google NLP, and their language coverage is limited.

With the introduction of workspaces, we’ve decided to tie locations and languages to each individual workspace.

When you create a new workspace, you’ll now have access to 123 languages and locations. These represent all the languages supported by our core feature, Keyword Clustering.

If you select a location or language that is not supported by a particular feature, you’ll see a small warning letting you know.

The following languages are supported across these features: Keyword Clustering, SERP Similarity, SERP Analyzer, and Title AI.

•   Afrikaans
•   Akan
•   Albanian
•   Amharic
•   Arabic
•   Armenian
•   Azeri
•   Balinese
•   Basque
•   Belarusian
•   Bengali
•   Bosnian
•   Bulgarian
•   Burmese
•   Catalan
•   Cebuano
•   Chichewa
•   Chinese (Simplified)
•   Chinese (Traditional)
•   Croatian
•   Czech
•   Danish
•   Dutch
•   English
•   Español (Latinoamérica)
•   Estonian
•   Ewe
•   Faroese
•   Farsi
•   Filipino
•   Finnish
•   French
•   Frisian
•   Ga
•   Galician
•   Ganda
•   Georgian
•   German
•   Greek
•   Gujarati
•   Haitian
•   Hausa
•   Hebrew
•   Hebrew (old)
•   Hindi
•   Hungarian
•   Icelandic
•   IciBemba
•   Igbo
•   Indonesian
•   Irish
•   Italian
•   Japanese
•   Kannada
•   Kazakh
•   Khmer
•   Kinyarwanda
•   Kirundi
•   Kongo
•   Korean
•   Kreol Seselwa
•   Kreol morisien
•   Krio
•   Kurdish
•   Kyrgyz
•   Lao
•   Latvian
•   Lingala
•   Lithuanian
•   Luo
•   Macedonian
•   Malagasy
•   Malay
•   Malayalam
•   Maltese
•   Maori
•   Marathi
•   Mongolian
•   Montenegro
•   Nepali
•   Northern Sotho
•   Norwegian
•   Nyankole
•   Oromo
•   Pashto
•   Pidgin
•   Polish
•   Portuguese
•   Portuguese (Brazil)
•   Portuguese (Portugal)
•   Punjabi
•   Quechua
•   Romanian
•   Romansh
•   Russian
•   Serbian
•   Serbian (Latin)
•   Sesotho
•   Shona
•   Silozi
•   Sindhi
•   Sinhalese
•   Slovak
•   Slovenian
•   Somali
•   Spanish
•   Swahili
•   Swedish
•   Tajik
•   Tamil
•   Telugu
•   Thai
•   Tigrinya
•   Tonga (Tonga Islands)
•   Tshiluba
•   Tswana
•   Tumbuka
•   Turkish
•   Turkmen
•   Ukrainian
•   Urdu
•   Uzbek
•   Vietnamese
•   Wolof
•   Xhosa
•   Yoruba
•   Zulu

The following languages are supported across these features: Keyword Discovery, Content briefs, Writer assistant, and AI Writer agent.

•   Polish
•   Spanish
•   Italian
•   Norwegian
•   German
•   French
•   Danish
•   English
•   Dutch
•   Arabic
•   Portuguese

Want your brand to show up in LLMs?

When you run a clustering report, the output now highlights if your keywords/cluster trigger social links like Reddit, YouTube or Quora.

So this gives you an opportunity to get your brand mentioned in these social channels and communities.

But, why getting brand mentions in these channels is important?

According to a study by Statista in collaboration with Semrush, Reddit was cited in around 40% of analyzed cases. This is likely tied to content licensing deals that make Reddit a key source for AI model training. YouTube followed with 23.5%, while sites like Quora came in at 4.6%.

The takeaway is simple. If you want your brand to show up in models like Gemini, ChatGPT, and Perplexity, your brand name needs to be mentioned across these social platforms.

That is why we are rolling out our new feature

Introducing Social Sources.

What is Social Sources?

Whenever you run a clustering project, we will automatically detect if any of the major social platforms are present in the SERPs for your clusters. This gives you two opportunities. First, you can create content around those clusters. Second, you can join the conversations that are already ranking in the top ten results for your keywords and make sure your brand becomes part of those discussions. Just remember, this is not about spamming. Always check the rules, respect the community, and add real value.

How do I use this feature?

Run a clustering report and you will see the social mentions included in your output.

You can use the quick filter presets to quickly find clusters that trigger any of the social sites.

You can click any of the social icons and open them in a new window and start engageing with them.

This feature gives you a practical way to get your brand mentioned in LLMs for the keywords that matter.

Which social channels are included?

Right now we detect three major platforms:

Reddit – The most important one. Look for opportunities to naturally work your brand into relevant Reddit discussions.

YouTube – If your clusters are triggering video results, you have a chance to rank a second asset in the top ten with a video.

Quora – Similar to Reddit. Join the conversations where your audience is already active.

We will be adding more social sources soon. Share your feedback and feature requests inside the Keyword Insights SEO Community.

We have always aimed to keep our prices fair and to pass on efficiencies to our users. Last Saturday, Google made a major change that affects the way rank tracking has worked for decades.

Until now, it was possible to pull the top 100 Google results in a single API request using the n=100 parameter. That option has now been removed. To fetch the same 100 results today, we need to make 10 separate requests, which has multiplied costs tenfold overnight.

Many rank tracking tools have already responded by limiting results to the top 20, reducing tracking frequency, or raising prices.

We believe there is real value in continuing to provide the full top 100 results. It offers a more complete picture of the search landscape and allows for deeper insights than shorter result sets can provide.

To absorb most of the new costs while still keeping the product affordable, we are introducing a small change. Rank checking inside the clustering module has been free for the past four years. From now on, enabling it will use an additional credit per keyword. In reality, fetching the top 100 results now costs us ten times more, so we should be charging ten credits. Instead, we have chosen to cover the majority of that cost ourselves and pass on only a small part to you.

We feel this is a fair solution that maintains the depth of data our users find valuable. This change takes effect immediately. If you have any questions, please reach out.

Introducing Workspaces

What are Workspaces?

Workspaces are the foundation of Keyword Insights. They allow you to link a domain (also called a workspace or property) to your account so that everything you do in the platform is tied to a specific domain.

By setting up workspaces, you ensure your data, reports, and projects are organized correctly. Workspaces also unlock future features such as reporting, keyword management, performance tracking, and more personalized experiences based on your business context.

How to Set Up a Workspace

Step 1 - Add your brand name, domain, target country and language

When you sign up, new users are prompted to add a bunch of details during onboarding.

In the first step, you will be asked to provide a few important details. Make sure the information is accurate, as these settings cannot be changed once a workspace is created.

Brand name: This is your brand name. e.g: Nike or Universal containers

Important: Please enter your brand name exactly as it is used in your business. This ensures our future features, such as brand mention detection, can accurately recognize and track your brand.

Workspace domain: This is your brands domain name. Use one workspace per domain to keep all related projects and reports in one place.

Location: Your target country.

Language: Your target language.

Step 2 - Select Your Workspace

Once you enter the details in step one, we will automatically gather and pre-fill the required data for step two.

This information is important because it is used to personalize your output and enable future features.

You will be able to review and edit this information as needed. Please double-check everything before moving on to the final step.

Users can select the “Legacy Platform” workspace and continue to use the tool as it is without the new workspaces feature.

Step 3 - Connect Google Search Console

In the final step, you have the option to connect your Google Search Console account. This allows us to link your GSC data with your clusters and other features in the future. While this step is optional, we strongly recommend connecting your account for the best experience. If you prefer, you can skip it now and connect later from the Integrations page.

Important: We never sell or share your Google Search Console data with third parties. Your data is not exposed to any LLM models. If you delete your data, all imported GSC data is permanently deleted as well.

Once added, you’ll see a global domain selector in the top navigation bar.

All features you use in Keyword Insights will now pre-populate with the selected domain, language, and location.

What if I am an existing customer and do not want to use Workspaces?

We have enabled a Legacy Mode for existing customers. You can select this option from the dropdown menu to continue working as usual.

Important: Please note that Legacy Mode will not be supported indefinitely. Once the majority of customers have transitioned to Workspaces, Legacy Mode will be discontinued.

We highly recommend gradually moving your projects into Workspaces to benefit from improved organization and upcoming features such as Brand Echo.

As a Legacy user, are there limits on how many Workspaces I can use?

Yes. To support long-time customers who may have built up many projects, Legacy users are allocated 10 Workspaces. This gives you enough capacity to migrate existing projects at your own pace.

How do we organize Projects and Folders in Legacy Mode and Workspaces?

Projects and folders are always linked to specific domains within Workspaces. This flexibility ensures your reporting and content planning remain well organized.

How do I manage Team Visibility?

All team members automatically see all Workspaces within the organization. For more control, you can adjust access at the folder or project level.

How do Integrations work in Workspaces?

Google Search Console and WordPress integrations are validated and linked directly to Workspaces. Each Google Search Console account can only be added once to prevent duplication.

How do I delete a Workspace?

To delete a Workspace, go to Manage Workspaces and select Delete. You will be asked to confirm before proceeding. Once confirmed, the Workspace and all related folders and projects will be permanently deleted. This action cannot be reversed.

Important: If you delete a workspace, all associated folders and projects will be permanently removed. You will be asked to confirm before proceeding. Please note that this action cannot be reversed, and Snippet Digital is not responsible for any data loss caused by misuse of this feature.

We created Workspaces to deliver a more personalized experience for each brand and to unlock powerful new features. As part of this, we are excited to release the first feature in this journey.

Introducing Content Priority score

What is content priority score?

The content priority score is a custom metric we created to rank clusters based on your business context. It helps you identify clusters with the highest likelihood of driving conversions, using the information you provide during onboarding. Scores range from 1 to 5, with 5 indicating clusters that are highly relevant to your conversion goals.

1. New quick filter preset – Surfaces clusters with the highest conversion potential.

2. Cluster data – Each cluster is automatically assigned a priority score.

3. Priority score filter – Use this to find clusters with strong, moderate, weak, or poor conversion potential.

4. Conversion Potential – Indicates how likely visitors from this keyword or topic are to take a revenue-generating action (purchase, sign-up, enquiry).

Important: We’re not saying the higher the number, the more it is like a category page. What we’re saying is the higher the number, the more likely a well-placed CTA will move someone through your buyer funnel.

We’ve improved the column mapping inside Keyword Clustering.

Now you can simply drag and drop any CSV or Excel file with keywords and volumes, and our AI will automatically attempt to map your columns. Helping you save even more time.

Please note: automatic mapping may not always be perfect, especially if your file contains duplicate columns or similar data. We recommend reviewing the mapping carefully before running an order. Incorrect mappings remain the user’s responsibility, and we’re unable to offer refunds for issues caused by misconfigured files.

1. We resolved an issue where the SERP Analyzer was displaying different results compared to the Live SERPs view. This issue was caused by multiple overlapping requests. We’ve now consolidated them into a single process. While it may take slightly longer to load the results, the output will be more accurate and consistent.

1. We fixed a bug that prevented premium subscribers from accessing the top 100 SERÅ results when requested. The results were incorrectly limited to 30.

We’ve updated the UX and UI of our clustering output. Previously, the filter section took up too much space and made it difficult to use the quick filter presets effectively.

To improve this, we’ve added an accordion that hides the filters by default. You can now click the Show Filters button to reveal them. The quick filter presets are also more visible and easier to access.

Here is a quick before and after comparison

Before

After

We’re continuing to improve the platform, and a major update is on the way. This upcoming release will fundamentally change how the tool works and position it as an essential part of your daily content marketing workflow. Stay tuned.

We’ve made some key improvements to the Writer Assistant’s Optimize section.

The SEO grading algorithm has been completely rebuilt from the ground up. It’s now faster, more accurate, and heavily focused on our entity/topic layer optimization.

Traditional stuff like “keywords in meta data” carries less weight, and semantic coverage matters much more especially in an AI-driven search landscape.

We’ve removed some of the optimize features from this section to help improve the new grading algorithm.

The AI content detector is gone. It’s no longer relevant. Our AI Writer Agent already writes in a natural tone, and after testing all the major detectors including ours, it’s clear they’re unreliable as it’s easy to bypass detection.

Google has made it clear they’re fine with AI content as long as it provides value and ours does exactly that.

We’ve also removed the headings section. Our AI Writer Agent now handles this automatically. Matching headings manually was messy, inconsistent across niches, and not worth the friction. It’s now sorted for you. If you’re not using the Agent, Use the filter in our briefs or research tab in the Writer Assistant to look for common headings.

Introducing Landing Page Content Type

You can now generate high-converting landing pages using the AI Writer Agent.

This new option helps you quickly create tailored content for:

• Service pages

• SaaS product pages

• Local business landing pages

• Many more…

The AI Writer Agent now helps you create structured, unique and persuasive landing page content designed to rank well and drive conversions tailored to your specific business needs.

Find the new Landing Page option inside the content type selector. Give it a try and scale your site faster.

Choosing the Right Content Type

When using the AI Writer Agent, you can choose between two content types:

Long-form article

Use this to generate in-depth, comprehensive articles ideal for blog posts, educational content, thought leadership, and SEO-driven guides. The AI handles research, structure, and writing based on your keyword and preferences.

Example:A Guide to Content Marketing in 2025

Landing page

Choose this option to generate conversion-focused landing pages for various business needs.

This includes:

• Service pages

• SaaS product pages

• Local business landing pages

Here are some example content written using our agent:

1. Professional SEO Audits for eCommerce Sites

2. Men’s Waterproof Jackets

3. AI-Powered Content Brief Generator

4. Expert Plumbers in Bromley

This setup helps you create tailored content that matches your business goals and drives results. Whether you’re looking to rank, convert, or educate.

First, a big thank you for being part of our affiliate program. We really appreciate your continued support. it means a lot.

We have a few important updates to share with you about the program:

Moving from Rewardful to Tolt

We’ve decided to move away from Rewardful due to ongoing issues with their manual payout system. We’re now using Tolt for affiliate management.

What you need to do:

Nothing major. Your login email remains the same. But going forward, please log in here: https://affiliates.keywordinsights.ai/

Use the same email you used with Rewardful to log in. You’ll receive a (OTP) one-time login code. No password needed.

All of your existing referral data has already been migrated. There’s nothing else you need to do except setting up your payout method. Everything will continue as normal.

Payouts are now easier and automatic

This is the biggest change. Tolt will now handle all payouts directly.

Here’s how it works:

• Payouts will happen automatically, 15 days after the end of each month, for the previous month. (You must meet the $100 threshold)

• We now support more payment options: PayPal, Wise, Wire/SWIFT, and local bank payments.

• Payouts can be sent to over 150 countries in 60+ currencies via local bank transfers (ACH, SEPA, BACS, FAST, FPS, etc.) PayPal, Wise, or wire transfers.

• Payout fees, ranging from 0% to 2%, are covered by the partners based on the selected payout method.

What you need to do:

Please log in to your account, go to Settings → Payment Methods, and choose your preferred payment method.

This part is your responsibility. Setting this up will make sure payouts happen automatically and there’s no need for back-and-forth emails anymore.

Tolt will even send you an invoice should you need it for accounting purposes.

We have written a detailed guide here.

Updated Terms & Conditions

We’ve updated our Affiliate Terms & Conditions to better reflect how the program works. You can read the new terms here:

Key changes:

• We’ve added more clarity on what types of promotions are allowed (no misleading ads, no bidding on branded keywords, no promotion on adult/hate/illegal content).

• We’ve made the commission structure and payout process clearer. No changes to the actual commission rate or thresholds.

• We’ve clarified our right to terminate accounts if terms are violated.

That’s it.

If you have any questions, just contact support@keywordinsigts.ai

Thanks again for being part of the program.

WordPress integration

Publish your content directly with a click of a button. No copy-pasting, no plugins, just seamless automation.

Creating high-quality content is only half the battle. Once it’s ready, the next hurdle is formatting, uploading, attaching images, adding authors, and hitting publish. Our WordPress integration eliminates that bottleneck. With a simple setup using your existing WordPress login (no extra plugins required), our Writer Assistant and Agent can automatically draft or publish your articles for you. Content, images, links, and all.

Here is a detailed documentation on how to use the Integration.

Automatic Citations in AI Writer Agent

Our AI Writer Agent automatically adds citations to key quotes and statistics in your article. Boosting credibility and trust with your readers. This is an automated action, and the agent intelligently decides when and where to cite, so you don’t have to lift a finger

SERP Similarity supports Moz Domain Authority (DA) and Page Authority (PA) Metrics

We’ve added Moz DA and PA metrics to the SERP Similarity results to help you better assess the authority of competing pages. This makes it easier to spot low-authority domains you can outrank, and identify when it’s smarter to combine or split pages based on the competition.

We’ve squashed some bugs and made performance enhancements to keep the platform running faster and more reliably.

AI Writer Agent

The Only AI That Thinks Like an SEO and Writes Like a Human

One click, one article — but not like the others.

Most AI writers rephrase what’s already online. KWI AI Writer Agent researches in real time and uses your data and insights to create original, accurate content. It looks things up. Not makes them up.

How it works

1. Start with a Keyword Cluster Drop in a keyword or cluster from Keyword Insights to begin.

2. Research the SERPs in Real Time We analyze what’s ranking right now. Not outdated training data.

3. Pull Insights from Real Sources Go beyond Google with Reddit, Quora, stats, news and your input.

4. Create Content That Outranks and Outsmarts Includes everything competitors rank for, plus new, insight-rich perspectives.

5. Fine-Tune for SEO Success Use the Optimize Tab to polish keywords, headings, and topical coverage.

Will it generate the same article for different people using the same keyword?

Not exactly. Even with the same keyword, the output will be slightly different each time. That said, we always recommend adding your own knowledge and input to make the content more useful and unique.

How do you go from Clustering to producing content?

We have significantly simplified the process so that you can go from a cluster output to content in a few clicks. You get to skip all the work and still maintain a good level of quality.

Here is a short demonstration!

Is AI content bad for SEO?

Here’s what Google says:

“Our focus on the quality of content, rather than how content is produced, is a useful guide that has helped us deliver reliable, high quality results to users for years.”

We kept that in mind when building this tool. The “Add your own insights” feature helps you make the content more useful and personal. It also pulls information from multiple sources through our research tool to give you a well-rounded draft.

What does it cost to create an article?

During the beta, each article costs 1200 credits. This may change once the feature moves out of beta.

Note: The AI Writer Agent is currently in beta, so it may occasionally make mistakes. Please review and edit your content before publishing. We’re actively working to improve article quality and will be rolling out additional new features in the coming weeks.

You’ve clustered your keywords with Keyword Insights. Now what?

The next step is turning those clusters into actions. That means spotting content opportunities, finding gaps, and prioritizing what matters.

We’ve simplified this process with pre-made filters. Just choose your use case. Whether it’s identifying quick wins, commercial content ideas or content gaps.

The right filters are applied instantly. No guesswork. No manual digging.

Note: Use our pre-configured filters to perform common actions quickly. These settings serve as a general starting point. Be sure to customize them to fit your specific niche.

Competitor topic heatmaps

We’ve just dropped a powerful new upgrade to our Writer Assistant:

This feature gives you a bird’s-eye view of how the top 20 ranking competitors are optimizing their content across the most important topics. Instantly spot gaps, strengths, and opportunities in your content strategy.

• See how often each important topic appears across competitors.

• Identify which key topics you’re missing.

• Add missing topics and optimize your content in real-time.

• Show in which context these topics are mentioned by competitors.

It’s like having an X-ray of your competitors’ content. so you can outsmart, not just outrank.

New DEMO content for clustering, Brief and Writer assistant

Improved auto generated content outline

We’ve significantly upgraded the auto-generated outline feature to be more relevant, structured, and in-tune with search intent.

Expect better:

• Section hierarchy

• Topic coverage

• Alignment with competitor patterns and SERP expectations

• Increased the timeout for the Google search console import feature.

• Fixed an issue which caused rank tracking to pull in-correct urls in some instances.

• Improved spam detection capabilities which should cause less false positives.

• Improved keyword matching algorithm in the Writer assistant for better detection when the titles are long.

• Several performance improvements.

New Dashboard

With our new Dashboard, you can access your latest projects, video tutorials and more.

• Quick access to your latest projects

• New workflows (New once coming soon)

• New video tutorials

Re-run SERP Analyzer projects faster.

Now you have the ability to re-run previous SERP Analyzer projects with a click of a button. This saves you time and enables you to compare SERP changes between different dates.

Table support for Writer assistant.

Now you can add tables to your Writer Assistant content.

Improved header matching algorithm

We have improved our heading matching algorithm. We have switched to a LLM refinement system to better match headings.

Fast switching between Briefs and Writer assistant

We made it very easy for you to switch between Writer Assistant and Briefs.

Italian language support

We added Italian language support across the app. (Ha provato a togliere il cucchiaino dalla tazza? 😄)

We also fixed a few bugs and made performance improvements.

We have completely revamped our Writer Assistant and these updates will take content creation and optimization to the next level.

Smarter Topic Detection

Our advanced, multilayered system now combines entity extraction with LLM refinement to surface the most relevant topics with precision.

Better Keyword Optimization

Our custom LLM model and semantic detection allow you to write naturally while optimizing effectively. No more awkward exact-match phrases or spammy metadata.

Real-Time AI Chat responses

No more delays. You can now interact with our AI assistant instantly.

Added the ability for users to set account-level passwords for Content Briefs and Writer Assistants.

Other Improvements Under the Hood

Faster Brief Generation

We’ve optimized the process so you can build content briefs much quicker.

Upgraded AI Models

We’ve switched to the latest Anthropic models for even higher-quality content generation.

Infrastructure and Code Improvements

Speed, reliability, and overall performance enhancements across the board.

Improve performance of PAA fetching

We will fetch people also asked questions a lot faster now.

We fixed the following bugs/issues.

• When you purchase additional team seats, you’re charged immediately. Closing the previous loophole where charges were delayed until account renewal.

• Fixed a bug where legacy fragmented intent causing orders to fail.

• Fixed an issue where an order will fail when our Intent model fails to predict intent for a keyword. It will now switch to “other” type of intent instead.

• Cluster credits will update immediately upon running an order.

• Fixed a bug which is causing brief export is making the H2s title case.

Please note we have a lot more updates coming

I want to take a moment to thank you for being a valued Keyword Insights customer.

Your support has helped us grow, and we’re excited to share some important updates.

Universal Credits System

Right now, our credit system applies to specific features like clustering, search intent, and keyword volume data. Other tools, such as Content Briefs and the Writer Assistant, are tied directly to your subscription.

We know this was confusing, so we’re simplifying things.

Moving forward, credits will become a universal currency within Keyword Insights. This means you’ll be able to use your credits for any feature in the platform. This applies to every customer including legacy plans.

Each feature will have a specific unit cost, which we’ve outlined in the table below.

Changes to Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) Credits

While PAYG credits offer flexibility for you, they’ve created challenges for us. We incur significant costs purchasing SERP data from our suppliers, and because usage is unpredictable, it’s difficult to manage expenses. This issue has been compounded by offering lifetime PAYG credits, which has proven unsustainable.

Here’s what’s changing:

• PAYG credits will now be valid for 30 days from the date of purchase.

• You must ensure to use your PAYG credits within the 30 days. If you fail to do so in a timely manner, no replacement credits or refunds will be issued.

• They can only be usable for clustering feature. If you need the other features, you have to buy a subscription plan.

Updates to Free Tools

Our free tools- SERP Similarity, Title AI, and SERP Analyzer—have been generously available for the past four years.

While we’ve done our best to absorb rising costs without raising prices, it’s no longer sustainable at this scale.

What’s changing:

• These tools will now require an active subscription.

• However, we’re developing limited free versions that will be accessible directly from our new website—no login or subscription required.

We know many of our 40,000+ users rely on these tools, and we’re committed to keeping free options available, though in a more limited capacity.

A Brand-New Website

We’ve completely rebuilt our website with a fresh design and clearer navigation to help you get the most out of Keyword Insights. This new platform will also allow us to offer more free tools directly on the site—coming soon!

New Pricing Tiers

After analyzing customer feedback, churn rates, and tool usage, we realized that many users aren’t fully utilizing their credits. Rather than simply cutting credit allowances, we’ve decided to reduce prices and adjust credit allocations to better match actual usage.

Annual Pricing

Monthly Pricing

Pay as you go Pricing

Important:

• These changes apply only to new customers.

• As a valued existing customer, you’ll retain access to all current features and benefits as long as you keep your legacy subscription active. If you cancel your legacy plan, you will not be able to get it back and must sign up for one of our new plans.

Tight Integration with the KWI Private SEO Community

Unlike most SEO tools built solely for profit, both Andy and I have been hands-on with Keyword Insights from day one. We still personally handle support tickets because we believe it’s important to stay connected with our customers.

Our new Private SEO Community is an extension of this philosophy.

As a Keyword Insights subscriber, you’ll get complimentary access to this community, where you can:

• Learn from other SEO professionals

• Share your experiences and strategies

• Directly influence the future of the tool through your feedback

We take every piece of feedback seriously because it helps us improve the platform in ways that truly matter to you.

Thank you again for your continued support.

If you have any questions about these changes, feel free to reply to contact us and we’d be happy to chat.

Accurate project processing time

Clustering is a resource-intensive process. When you upload keywords, we perform real-time Google SERP lookups to cluster, classify intent, track rankings, gather metrics, and compile your report. This level of detail takes time and cannot be processed instantly.

Previously, we estimated processing times based on the average order completion time across all projects. However, as we’ve grown our customer base and upgraded our backend infrastructure, this method became less accurate.

To address this, we’ve introduced a new system to monitor and display more accurate processing times for clustering projects. Now, when you place an order, you’ll see a precise estimated time along with a progress bar to track your project. You’ll also receive an email notification as soon as your project is complete.

We hope this improvement makes the process more transparent and user-friendly.

• We’ve improved our clustering algorithm for better performance.

• We’ve implemented a powerful cloud machine for processing large orders. This should help speed up orders larger than 100,000 keywords.

• Fixed an issue where clustering orders didn’t load properly.

• Fixed an issue that made re-clustering orders to fail.

• Fixed the cluster export bug.

• Several other security and performance fixes.

We’d like to take this opportunity to thank all our customers for your incredible support throughout 2024.

This year, we’ve introduced many valuable features and improvements to the tool, and none of it would have been possible without your feedback, trust, and encouragement.

On behalf of the entire Keyword Insights team, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2025! Thank you for being a part of our journey, and here’s to an even better year ahead! 🥂

We are excited to introduce our new SERP Analyzer tool.

The SERP Analyzer is a powerful tool for anyone looking to optimize their website’s performance in search engine results. The tool analyzes the top-ranking pages for your target keyword and provides actionable insights that can help you improve your SEO decision making and help benchmark your site against the competitors.

We offer over 10+ important SEO metrics to help you quickly assess the competition and understand the content that’s ranking in the SERPs. Key data points include Moz DA, PA, backlinks, search intent, word count, publication date, and the number of referring domains, among others.

We offer 3 unique views.

SERP Analyzer -This view shows your SERPS in table format with all the key SEO metrics.

1. DA - Domain authority metric from Moz.

2. PA - Page authority metric from Moz.

3. Word count - Number of words in the ranking page.

4. Page Type - Search engine classification shows the type of page ranking (Informational, Transactional, Commercial or Other)

5. Publish & Edit date - Shows when the page was published and edited.

6. Inbound & Outbound links - Shows the inbound and outbound links from and to the page.

7. Referring domains - Shows the number of referring domains to the root domain.

8. Keyword SEO Difficulty - Shows the keyword’s ranking difficulty in the SERPs. The value is from 0 to 100 where 100 being the hardest to rank.

9. SERP feature impact - Shows how much impact SERP features has on your keyword. The value is from 0 - 5 where 5 means the highest impact. In other words this keyword triggers many SERP features.

10. Number of results - Shows the number of results in the SERPs for your keyword.

Live SERP - Most SERP analyzer tools rely on cached versions of Google results to cut costs, meaning the data you see may be outdated. In contrast, our tool provides real-time SERP data—fetched on demand—ensuring you get the most current and accurate results available. This means you’ll always have the latest insights, allowing you to make well-informed SEO decisions that truly reflect the current landscape.

SERPs Snippet View - Need to export all SERP data without the hassle of using Chrome plugins or setting up crawlers? Simply switch to the ‘SERP Snippet View’ mode and instantly copy all key details, including titles, meta descriptions, and URLs. It’s a fast and easy way to get the data you need without any extra steps.

Third party edit access to briefs & Writer assist

This feature lets third-party writers and freelance SEOs access and edit your briefs and articles for a set period, without needing to purchase additional seats. It streamlines collaboration, making it easier to work with external contributors.

Key Features:

No sign-up required: Recipients can edit and grade content without creating an account or joining a team.

Access control: Original users can set permissions, such as view-only, or edit, for each article/brief.

Password security: You can set a password for your briefs/WAs, granting access for 7 days. After that, access is automatically revoked unless you change the password sooner. This ensures your content remains secure.

Search intent data via the API

Previously, our search intent data was only available through our clustering reports, meaning you’d have to run a clustering job and use extra credits to classify search intent for bulk keywords. Now, with our new API feature, you can classify search intent for up to 200,000 keywords in one go—no clustering required.

Check out our API documentation to get started with this feature.

Import keywords from different countries in Google search console

Previously, when importing keywords from a Search Console property, we pulled in everything—including duplicates for each country—which often led to freezing or crashes. To fix this, we’ve added a country filter to the import section. Now, you can easily import your keywords pre-filtered by country, ensuring a smoother, more efficient process.

• Fixed a bug that prevented users from pasting keywords into the SERP similarity tool.

• Resolved an issue where a failure in the Moz API would crash the entire order, adding better error handling.

• Improved the response speed of the Writer Assistant AI chat.

• Many small bug fixes and UX/UI improvements.

Bulk brief generation

We know how much you love our briefs feature, and now it’s even better! You can now run up to 25 briefs in bulk directly through our UI. For larger needs, our API allows you to process up to 100 briefs at once.

Plus, we’ve introduced a smart queue system to smoothly manage and process your orders.

You can find our API documentation here.

Automatic Re-try system for content brief orders

We’ve noticed an increase in failed Content Brief orders. To address this, we’re introducing an automatic re-try system, similar to the one used for clustering. If an order fails, the system will automatically retry based on set conditions. If necessary, it will switch from our main provider to a backup provider to ensure smooth and uninterrupted processing.

Filter Google search console data by country

You can now filter keywords by country when importing from Google Search Console. This makes it easier to quickly find the organic keywords ranking in specific countries.

SRSLTID parameter 😤

The SRSLTID parameter is a URL tag initially used by Google Merchant Center to track visitor sources. However, it’s unintentionally appearing in organic search URLs, It means the clustering accuracy (Including SERP Similarity) were affected. (Highlighted by Aj kohn)

For example

https://www.printstop.co.in/personalised-polo-t-shirts/?srsltid=AfmBOopFsEgHiUFnuSGI1lBmwTvtCaIRlzjhQHiswd1FqsVP3X3C4nrt%27

https://www.printstop.co.in/personalised-polo-t-shirts/

We’ve made a significant improvement to our clustering algorithm so we will ignore any srsltid parameters from the URL when clustering or ysing the SERP Similarity feature.

Improved Identify intent feature

We’ve improved the ‘Identify Intent’ feature to provide clearer explanations behind the intent of the head cluster term. The update now offers additional insights, such as which URLs are associated with each intent and highlights when there’s fragmented intent across the cluster.

• We’ve identified an issue where certain Keyword discovery orders fail entirely if one source, like Quora, doesn’t return search results based on specific settings (e.g., language or location). To resolve this, we’re implemented a more robust system. If one source fails, the rest of the order will still be processed and returned, ensuring that you receive partial results without the entire order failing due to a single source issue.

• We’ve made an improvement to the WA orders. Since there was no article title in these orders, we will now replace it with the Folder Name field. Additionally, we’ve adjusted the layout: the query/keyword will now appear as the first item, followed by the Folder Name underneath it.

• We’ve improved the re-clustering process to streamline your workflow. Now, when you open the re-clustering modal, it will automatically select the same algorithm used in the original project. This update will make re-clustering more efficient and consistent with your project’s initial setup.

Google AI Overviews

As you may know, Google has started rolling out AI overviews in the US and the UK. These are mostly triggered for informational queries.

We’re excited to announce that Google AI overviews are now part of your clustering output. If the cluster head term triggers a Google AI overview, it will be included in your cluster visualization.

If you want to prioritise creating content which is less likely to generate AI answers, toggle this off to show the keyword clusters that are less likely to have AI answers.

Even better, when you click the AI overview icon, we’ll show you the content featured in the overview, along with all the source URLs.

**Note:**Keep in mind that Google AI is a new feature with unpredictable behavior, varying based on several factors. It doesn’t trigger for every user, so results may differ. Be sure to manually check in your browser before making any decisions.

SERP Features for clusters

We’re also introducing 4 additional SERP features with this release, and more are on the way in future updates. If there’s a specific feature you’d like to see, feel free to send us a request.

Currently, we support the following features:

• Featured snippets

• AI overviews

• Video packs

• People also asked

• Local packs

You can also export your clusters to Google Sheets or Excel, and we’ll include the SERP features in a dedicated column for your convenience.

Download raw cluster output (nonprivoted)

When you run large files for clustering (over 100k keywords), the output often breaks in Excel and Google Sheets due to row limitations. To address this, we currently advise you to apply filters and reduce the row count before exporting.

The solution we’ve deployed with this update allows you to download all of your cluster data without any pivot tables, ensuring the full dataset can be accessed without limitations.

Click Export -> Export all data (nonpivoted)

Note: The export dialogue will display a warning message when the number of keywords to be exported is larger than 100k because Google Sheets and Excel won’t be able to display the Pivot Tables that are part of the first 3 export options.

Recommended Keyword in Export

The keyword highlighted in green is what our algorithm has identified as the “best” keyword to send to the content brief/writing assistant, as it generates the most informational results for the cluster.

This keyword is now included in your Google Sheets/Excel export.

New feature labels

We’ve added a ‘New’ feature label, so you’ll easily spot any new updates the next time you log in.

Added Polish language support for Keyword discovery

Cześć 👋

Improved the Agglomerative clustering algorithm

We discovered that the agglomerative algorithm was incorrectly grouping keywords in some cases due to SERP features affecting the results. To resolve this, we’ve developed a new algorithm that dynamically analyzes Google SERPs for more accurate keyword clustering.

• We fixed a bug where a keyword is sent from clustering view to Writer assistant and then deleted from within Writer assistant the clustering view didn’t register the deletion. This prevented users from sending the same keyword back, as the button remained stuck on “Open article” despite the article being deleted.

• We fixed a bug affecting customers with the Black Friday deal, where their annual subscription was mistakenly shown as a free account, preventing them from canceling or managing their account.

• Numerous other small bug fixes and improvements to the tool.

New search intent model

We’ve been focused on significantly enhancing our search intent classification. Four years ago, we were one of the few tools using a trained machine learning model to classify intent—well before OpenAI and other large language models (LLMs) emerged. Since then, we’ve dedicated considerable time to integrating LLMs alongside our own machine learning models, which are pre-trained on millions of SERPs. The result of that effort is the new model we’re launching today.

So, what’s new with this intent update?

1. We made our search intent classification much more accurate.

2. We’ve introduced a new intent type, ‘Commercial’

3. A new ‘Identify intent’ feature for the cluster head term.

We made our search intent classification much more accurate.

Our intent classification accuracy has seen a significant improvement and has been applied across the entire app, enhancing features like clustering, Briefs, Writer Assistant, and Title AI.

We’ve introduced a new intent type, ‘Commercial’

We’ve introduced a new intent type, ‘Commercial,’ bringing the total number of intent types to four.

We currently offer 4 types of intent classifications.

Informational - The user is looking for information or answers to a question. They aren’t necessarily looking to make a purchase but are seeking knowledge or insights. For example, a search like “how to improve SEO rankings” indicates informational intent.

Commercial - The user is interested in exploring products or services but hasn’t made a final decision yet. They may be comparing options or researching before making a purchase. For example, “best SEO tools” is a commercial intent query.

Transactional -The user is ready to take action, usually to make a purchase or complete a specific task. They’ve done their research and are now looking for a way to execute, such as “buy SEO software” or “buy cbd oil.” We usually classify product and product category pages.

Other - These are pages that don’t fall into any of the above. Usually a home page, terms and conditions etc.

A new ‘Identify intent’ feature for the cluster head term.

A new ‘Identify intent’ feature for the cluster head term

We analyze the top ten SERP results for the main cluster term to identify the intent distribution. This helps you determine the best type of content to create. By reviewing the ranking URLs alongside the intent, you can decide which type of page will be most effective for targeting that cluster.

Significant stability improvements to the application.

Recently, we experienced a surge in new customers, which led to some of our features slowing down or crashing intermittently. To address this, we’ve implemented several backup systems and stability optimizations to prevent these issues moving forward. We’re continuously working to enhance the app’s performance and reliability, and we truly appreciate your patience during this time.

We fixed multiple bugs.

• Rankings in Clustering report now takes featured snippet URLs into consideration.

• CSV upload not parsing numbers correctly when they are strings.

• Public API clustering order does not create a folder.

• Filtering issue causing some clusters to go ‘missing’.

• The briefs progress not shown in the projects section.

• API Improvements based on bug: Some customers cannot run clustering order via API calls.

• Reddit Topics not getting pulled correctly in German.

• Improved the AI content detection module in Writer assistant.

We’re excited to announce that our Writer Assistant is officially out of beta with today’s release!

We know it’s been a while since we’ve updated the Writer Assistant, so we’ve put in a lot of effort to enhance its UX, speed, accuracy, and many other features.

So, what’s new?

1. Updated UX, Fonts and Typography.

First and foremost, we’ve enhanced the typography and overall user experience with the introduction of new fonts and styling updates.

2. Speed and performance

We’ve greatly enhanced speed and performance, ensuring every tab, including the notorious ‘Optimize’ tab, now loads instantly.

3. Instant topic grading

We specialize in optimizing for Google’s topical layer by pinpointing the most relevant topics and subtopics in SERPs for your target keywords. With our enhanced keyword matching speed, you can now optimize your articles faster and more effectively.

3. Improved AI writing speeds

We’ve improved AI writing speeds and resolved a bug that caused AI content to be added at the bottom of the article instead of at the cursor’s position. Keep in mind that speed improvements may vary depending on the size of your project and the number of concurrent writer assists running. We’re transitioning to a self-hosted LLM model soon, which will bring substantial speed enhancements in upcoming releases.

4. Improved AI content detection.

As you may know, we’re not huge advocates of pure AI-generated content. Our goal is to help users create high-quality content while using AI to enhance efficiency. That’s where our AI content detection comes in. We’ve upgraded our detection mechanism to more accurately identify AI-generated content, making it significantly more effective.

5. Real-time content grading.

As you write or use the optimize tab to refine your content, our grading engine operates in real-time, continuously assessing your work. This process accelerates your workflow and saves you valuable time, all while the engine seamlessly runs in the background.

5. Improved batch optimization performance.

When multiple users import content for optimization, it can overload the system. We’ve enhanced our system to better manage this load, ensuring smoother performance and more efficient handling of requests.

Introducing Brief context!

When you create an AI Auto outline, by default we use the headings and topics from top-ranking results to create an initial outline for your brief.

Default AI outline result.

But, What if you want to provide additional context or take a different approach from the top 20 result?

For example, if you’re writing a guide on “what it’s like to travel in the UK” and the top results are all from the perspective of UK residents, but you want to focus on the experience of someone from outside the UK, you can to add that in the context box.

E.g., “The brief is on ‘what it’s like to travel in the UK,’ but I want it from the perspective of someone visiting, not a resident. Please ensure the brief reflects this angle and its nuances.”

Updated AI outline result.

Now the best part is you can keep doing this until you get the perfect angle for your content!

Bring your own Keyword difficulty score.

At Keyword Insights, we offer flexible options for clustering. A few months ago, we introduced a Keyword Difficulty score to help users find clusters that are easier to rank. Now, we’re taking it further by letting you import your own Keyword Difficulty scores from tools like Semrush, Ahrefs, or Moz.

Here’s how it works: Download your keyword data from your preferred provider, upload it to our clustering tool, and toggle “I want to use my own KD.” Then, map your columns and select Keyword Difficulty alongside keywords and search volume.

Once processed, we’ll apply your KD score to each keyword and average it for the entire cluster.

Cluster ranking at different domain levels

Introducing another flexible option for clustering: you can now track rankings for your cluster across different domain levels.

Subdomains - Default setting. Tracks everything.

Exact URL - Only tracks the exact URL.

Path - Tracks anything in the provided path.

Domain - Tracks only the specified domain. (Sub domains are not tracked)

No more dreaded “no_cluster

When we cluster keywords and find no SERP similarity between them, we used to place these keywords into a single cluster labeled “no_cluster” which wasn’t very helpful.

From now on, we’ll assign each of these keywords to individual clusters. We’ve also added a keyword filter that allows you to quickly identify clusters containing a single keyword.

Here’s how you might approach clusters with a single keyword:

1. Research Opportunity: If a keyword piques your interest, set it aside for further research. This could indicate that your current keyword list lacks depth.

2. Focused Content: If a keyword is highly specific, consider creating in-depth content focused on that single topic.

Significant improvements to the clustering algorithms.

After dedicating substantial time to research and development, we’ve made significant improvements to both of our clustering algorithms.

These enhancements deliver more accurate cluster outputs. Our analysis of existing orders and the improved algorithm revealed that the agglomerative algorithm offers better results for our customers, so we’ve made it the default setting.

Additionally, we’ve increased the SERP overlap from 3 to 4, which has greatly improved output quality.

You can still customize algorithms and settings under Advanced Settings.

For guidance on choosing the best algorithm, please read our documentation here.

• Fixed a bug with cluster relevancy filter.

• Fixed a bug with deleting all orders.

Say Goodbye to tedious Google search console keyword management.

Introducing Keyword Insights Google search console integration.

What are the benefits of this integration?

1. Import all your keywords, not just 1000+

With the Google Search Console web interface, you’re limited to downloading around 1,000 keywords. Accessing all keywords typically requires Looker Studio or BigQuery. Our integration allows you to instantly import all your keywords with ease.

2. Directly access search volumes within the tool.

Typically, you need to download keywords and use a third-party SEO tool or Google Keyword Planner to obtain search volume data. With our native integration, you can instantly access search volume for all your keywords with just one click. Each keyword query costs a single credit.

3. Lightning-fast downloads.

Downloading large keyword sets usually takes a lot of time due to Google’s throttling limitations. However, our integration makes the import lightning fast. In our tests, a Search Console property with 100,000 keywords was imported in under 60 seconds.

4. Live tracking of ranking URLs from the SERPs.

Google Search Console provides ranking URLs, but these can often be outdated due to synchronization delays. Our integration enhances accuracy by clustering keywords from Search Console and checking live SERPs for ranking URLs. This ensures you get real-time, up-to-date information.

5. Apply filters to quickly narrow down your keyword list.

With the built-in filter, you can tailor your keyword lists to your specific needs. For instance, apply an average position filter to identify keywords in striking distance by setting average position between 30-50. You can also include or exclude keywords and utilize other parameters to refine your list.

6. Save valuable time.

Save valuable time with our integration, which streamlines the process of importing, clustering, and analyzing data, eliminating the usual hassle and inefficiency.

7. Cluster keywords with a click of a button

Say goodbye to manual keyword sorting and preparation for clustering. With our advanced filters, you can effortlessly select the right keywords and cluster them at lightning speed. Hey, we will even pre-fill your domain for you!!

8. Periodically re-import new keywords to uncover fresh opportunities.

Most SEOs invest significant time and money in warehousing and analyzing keywords. With Keyword Insights integration, you can periodically check for new keywords effortlessly and without any limitations, saving both time and resources.

Improved People Also Asked search results

We’ve enhanced our People Also Asked (PAA) feature, now offering significantly more PAA results during your keyword discovery searches.

• Fixed Quora bug

We’ve resolved an issue where Quora results were being truncated during keyword discovery.

Introducing Domain authority and Page authority for briefs.

We now include DA and PA metrics in each of your SERP results for your content brief.

What is Domain Authority?

Domain Authority® (DA) is a search engine ranking score developed by Moz that predicts how likely a website is to rank in search engine result pages (SERPs). Domain Authority scores range from one to 100, with higher scores corresponding to greater likelihood of ranking.

What is Page Authority?

Page Authority (PA) is a score developed by Moz that predicts how well a specific page will rank on search engine result pages (SERP). Page Authority scores range from one to 100, with higher scores corresponding to a greater ability to rank.

Note: The DA & PA has also been added to the Writer assistant research module.

How is this useful?

This helps you understand the domain and the current ranking page’s strength for your keyword. By analyzing this, you can get a feel for the competitiveness of the SERPs and benchmark it against your own domain.

Brief headings issues

We apologize for the issues with the headings over the past few weeks. After identifying the root cause as technical challenges, we have resolved all the problems. Additionally, we have implemented redundancy for briefs, ensuring that if any orders fail, our system will automatically switch between primary and backup systems for improved reliability.

We added use cases to all core features

You can now find links to use cases of all of our major features.

Keyword Discovery search volume update

We currently offer country-specific monthly search volumes for the following countries:

United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa & India.

For all other locations, we will give you the global search volume.

We will show you a warning when you use credits for search volume.

Global UX issue

When you type a country, the auto prediction doesn’t correctly trigger the country dropdown list. This is fixed.

New updates to Keyword Discovery

The Keyword Discovery feature has been updated with new data sources. In addition to Google Autocomplete, we now provide data from Quora and the ‘People Also Asked’ feature.

AI-Filter

We’ve introduced an AI filter that works in the background to clean up your data. This system identifies the best keywords for your seed term and filters out irrelevant terms. Our model is continuously learning and will improve over time.

Enjoy!

Introducing Folders

Use folders to organize your project files. It’s perfect for keeping your projects organized.

You can find folders inside projects.

When you create a project, you can select a folder, and your project will be automatically added to the selected folder.

You can quickly delete and move projects around.

Are you working as a team? We’ve got you covered. Create, share and collaborate using Team folders.

Updated search intent model for Content briefs

We’ve updated the models and the results, so there is a significant speed improvement in the intent classification of the top 20 results used for the briefs module.

Updated search intent model for Title AI

We’ve updated the models and the results, so there is a significant speed improvement in the intent classification when detecting informational content from the SERPs.

• We fixed a bug with Writer assistant sharing.

New Keyword Discovery is finally here.

After months of work, we’re happy to announce that the new and improved Keyword discovery is live.

Our new keyword research feature allows you to generate thousands of keywords from Google autocomplete for your seed term.

This allows you to find short and long-tail keywords that are usually unavailable in your keyword research tools.

How to use this feature?

The first step is to search your seed term.

Select your location, language and search.

We will show you all the keywords we found from Google autocomplete, the search volume for your seed term, Google trends and a real-time SERP preview.

From here, you can easily browse through thousands of keywords; using the filters, you can remove any irrelevant keywords from the list.

We can provide search volume data for your keywords. Each keyword costs a single credit.

From here, you can easily cluster your keywords and find content opportunities.

What other things can you do using Keyword discovery?

1. Check SERP Similarity

The SERP similarity module provides a fast way to determine the similarity between two keywords in search engine results pages (SERPs). Based on the overlap observed, it informs you whether creating a new page is necessary.

Here is the output

1. SERP Analyzer with SERP Explorer

SERP Explorer lets you view country/city-specific Google search results (SERPs) without a VPN service or proxies. Our tool guarantees accurate, up-to-date SERP information as you conduct real-time searches.

Here is the output

Full documentation here.

What locations and languages do Keyword discovery support?

We support all locations and the following languages.

• English

• German

• Spanish

• French

• Dutch

• Danish

• Portuguese

• Norwegian

• Arabic

What is the cost of using Keyword Discovery?

Keyword Discovery is available for all users with a paid subscription plan.

Monthly subscribers

Annual subscribers

Note: Many more new keyword sources and improvements will be made to this feature over the next few weeks.

Competitor Visibility

Within your keyword cluster project, you can head to the competitor visibility tab to get a top-eye view of how your competitors are doing for that same group of keywords you’ve uploaded.

You have to do your keyword research, upload the keywords to the keyword clustering tab, and add your domain for tracking; we’ll show you which competitors are doing better for your “target clusters” than you.

Watch our Video demo

Introducing live SERP preview for content briefs!

Why is this useful?

Creating a content brief with live SERP analysis is important because it unveils new opportunities for optimizing your content. A key aspect to consider is Featured Snippets. Typically, SEOs optimize content for Featured Snippets after publication. However, this feature allows you to incorporate such optimizations right from the start.

To see a live preview of the SERPs, click. “Show Live SERPs”

Featured snippet labels.

Our content briefs will now consider a featured snippet as result #1. We will also add a label for you so it’s easy to spot and optimize your content accordingly.

Import Metadata from articles.

When you’re importing an article into the Writer Assistant, we will automatically import your metadata into the fields.

Algorithm type in Project info

We now show you the algorithm type in the project info modal in clustering reports.

Introducing Global language and country settings

This feature is highly requested. To use it, simply navigate to Settings, select your preferred global country and language, and hit save. After that, all your apps within Keyword Insights will default to these settings for country and language.

You can also set the default Writer Assistant AI temperature settings here.

Note: Please note that not every feature supports all languages. So, some apps might not set the languages when no support is available, and the language field will be left empty.

Write and enhance - Writer assistant

Now, you can quickly write complete paragraphs using a heading and a few bullet points. This works really well with our auto-outline feature.

• We fixed a bug incorrectly importing OG title data instead of the H1 data from pages.

• Fixed a minor security bug.

Introducing cluster difficulty score. (Beta)

Now, there’s a way to see how tough the competition is for your cluster. We’ve added a Cluster Difficulty Score that goes from 0, meaning easy, to 100, meaning tough. This score helps you understand how hard it might be to get your cluster to rank higher than the competitors on the first search results page.

Note: This feature is currently in beta.

You can also filter by difficulty score and quickly find clusters that are easy to rank.

Track multi-ranking URLs for your cluster

Now, we not only show you the top-ranking URL for a specific keyword in a cluster, but with this update, you can see all URLs that rank in the top 100 Google results for any keyword in your cluster.

Just click the icon next to the keyword to open up the details.

You can also view all of the URL’s ranking for the entire cluster. To get this, click the icon next to the ‘Top ranking URL’

Here is a short demo.

You can now sort clusters by cluster volume and keywords.

• We fixed a bug that prevented languages from being available properly on the clustering screen.

• We removed the ‘Upgrade’ button from the features by default. This button will only appear if your allocation runs out.

• We fixed a bug that showed the incorrect similarity score when you ran 6 keywords in the SERP Similarity feature.

• We fixed a bug that caused our “Auto outliner” feature to create empty headings.

• Fixed a bug that showed incorrect ‘Recommendation” when the similarity score is less than 40 in the SERP Similarity feature.

• Fixed a bug in Title AI: After selecting several rows per page that exceed the total number of rows available, pagination hides, and the number of rows per page can not be reduced without reloading the page.

• Fixed a bug that prevents users from buying a subscription if they already have a subscription.

• Fixed a minor security bug.

Added colour coding for the briefs and writer assistant structure module.

This helps in differentiating H1, H2, H3, etc.

Preventing data loss in briefs

If you try to send a brief to Writer assistant before it’s fully saved, we will show you a warning now. Remember to give a few seconds for the changes to be saved to the cloud.

Added a new filter component to improve the user experience.

Added metadata character limitation to Writer assistant

Better validation process.

Improved the user subscription details modal.

The offering is now slightly greyed out, so it’s easier to see the difference between available and used credits.

Content workflow bug

• The cluster data is lost if a customer sends a keyword to the brief and then sends the brief to the Writer assistant.

• Metadata (Title and meta description) is not carried over if you send a brief to the Writer’s assistant.

• Metadata (Title and meta description) is not carried over if you send a keyword to brief and then to the Writer’s assistant.

Other bugs

• Fixed a bug where sending a brief to the Writer’s assistant displays the wrong brief in the text editor.

Optimize existing content in Writer Assistant.

You can easily enhance any existing content with our writer assistant tool.

Provide the URL of the content, along with your target keyword or query, and specify the desired location and language.

After importing the content, navigate through the Research, Write, and Optimize sections to refine and elevate the content’s quality. Your objective is to achieve an ‘A’ grade for your content, indicating top-notch optimization and quality.

Briefs cluster tab

When you cluster keywords, we automatically pick and highlight the best keyword in green to produce content based on our proprietary algorithm. So, when writing an article for this cluster, you will naturally rank for all the keywords in the cluster. However, there are certain situations where you may find interesting keywords in a cluster you want to include in your article.

To enable this we have added a separate cluster tab in your briefs.

Note: If you have utilized the keyword clustering feature to group keywords, we will display all the keywords within your cluster that you have selected to include in your content. However, this does not necessarily mean you must incorporate all the keywords into your article. It is crucial to ensure that you only use the keywords that are relevant and appropriate for your content. Avoid over-optimizing or keyword-stuffing your article.

Briefs

• We re-arranged the brief SERP layout order. We’ve changed the SERP layout order horizontally to improve user experience.

• Auto-redirect to the Writer assistant when you click ‘Send a brief to the Writer assistant’.

Writer assistant

• When you add a keyword from the cluster tab into your writing assistant, it will be highlighted in green. This feature makes it easier for you to see which keywords you’ve incorporated into the writing assistant, which is especially useful when dealing with a large list of hundreds of keywords in your cluster.

Other fixes

• Improved the clustering credit usage stats for better visibility.

• Resolved inconsistency in the display of location and language settings across the application to ensure a uniform presentation and maintain a coherent user experience throughout.

• Fixed the subscription upgrade modals with the new UI.

• Minor bug fixes

Writer assistant cluster tab

When you cluster keywords, we automatically pick and highlight the best keyword in green to produce content based on our proprietary algorithm. So, when writing an article for this cluster, you will naturally rank for all the keywords in the cluster. However, there are certain situations where you may find interesting keywords in a cluster you want to include in your article.

We have added a separate cluster tab in your writer assistant optimizes section to enable this.

Note: If you have utilized the keyword clustering feature to group keywords, we will display all the keywords within your cluster that you have selected to include in your content. However, this does not necessarily mean you must incorporate all the keywords into your article. It is crucial to ensure that you only use the keywords that are relevant and appropriate for your content. Avoid over-optimizing or keyword-stuffing your article.

SERP Similarity actions.

Our beloved SERP Similarity tool got an update. We now give you clear action recommendations based on your similarity score.

Keyword clustering

• Fixed a bug where the free re-clustering didn’t always work as expected.

Briefs

• Fixed a bug where selecting an AI-generated text dragged the whole heading. Now, you can double-click the text and make it selectable.

• Added “All” option under context

Keyword Discovery

• Fixed a bug where selecting keywords in paginated pages unselects the earlier selections.

Topical Clusters

• The opportunity bubble code code is reversed for better visibility.

Other fixes

• Project search is no longer case-sensitive.

• Changing the account profile picture is now possible.

• Fixed a bug where the URL is not remembered after logging in.

Enhanced Search Intent Classification

Multilingual Support

We’re thrilled to announce that our search intent classification now supports all languages, broadening the scope of your keyword analysis globally.

Improved Intent Accuracy

The accuracy level of intent classification has been significantly enhanced, ensuring more precise and reliable results.

Updated Pricing for Intent Feature

Due to the extensive processing and training required for this advanced feature, we are introducing an additional charge of 1 credit for using the intent classification.

Credit Usage Example: For clustering 1,000 keywords with intent enabled, you will now require 2,000 credits. We understand this may not be ideal, but it’s a necessary step to maintain and improve the quality of our multilingual support.

Revamped Clustering User Interface

In response to your valuable feedback, we’ve completely reworked our clustering UI. The new design focuses on better explaining the clustering process, its integration with search intent, and the impact on search rankings.

This update aims to enhance user experience and understanding, making our tool more intuitive and effective for your SEO needs.

• Search intent feature will run independently of clustering.

• Added an additional guide for selecting the best clustering algorithm.

• We’ve added a new videos that provide clear explanations of how each feature functions both independently and as an integral part of the overall workflow.

• We’ve significantly enhanced the speed of our intent classification. In the coming days, you’ll begin to notice a noticeable improvement, particularly in our search intent processing, which has become 60% faster.

New content brief UI

Based on customer feedback, we’ve significantly improved our content brief UI & UX.

Auto generate content brief

Now, creating a high-quality brief is just a click away! With our latest feature, we analyze SERPs in real time for your chosen keywords. Leveraging AI and clever logic, we craft a comprehensive brief that serves as a solid starting point for your content. Beyond this, you have the option to enrich your brief further by incorporating insights from other sources like Reddit, Quora, and the ‘People Also Asked’ section. This method not only saves a significant amount of time but also provides you with the flexibility to tailor the brief, ensuring a unique and fresh perspective for your content.

Send briefs to writer assistant

You now have the capability to seamlessly transfer a completed brief to our writer assistant. This tool empowers you to write, optimize, and publish your content swiftly and efficiently, streamlining your entire content creation process.

New shortcuts for Mac OSX

We added new shortcut support for Mac OSX.

We fixed a few bugs and improved the overall workflow.

Writer assistant optimize - Full language support

We’ve upgraded the ‘Optimize’ section with multi-language support for our topic modeling. This enhancement enables us to understand and analyze topics more accurately across all the languages we support.

Good bye GPT3.5 Turbo and Hello GPT4

We’ve upgraded the OpenAI Model in our Writer Assistant and AI credits from GPT-3.5 Turbo to GPT-4, at no extra cost to our customers. This update significantly enhances the quality of AI-generated content.

• Writer Assistant: Word count doesn’t work with non-Latin letters based languages

• Fixed a bug which prevented Auto outliner from loading.

Big news today, we’re starting a public changelog so you’re always up to date with all the updates, improvements and fixes that are made in Keywordinsights.

Even though we work on Keywordinsights all the time, sometimes it may seem that not much is happening. This changelog is here to improve that very important part of the communication between you and us.

You’ll always receive an update when we change something in the App, or if needed all things we’ve changed is available on our public changelog page.