We can no longer research keywords the way we did five years ago.
Volume can no longer be the indicator that defines a keyword strategy. We have to move from classic research to semantic engineering.
For nine months I've been trying to build a tool that actually performs at finding the best AI-era SEO keywords.
I've barely used keyword research tools for a year (mostly Google Keyword Planner). Often too expensive, disappointing results, poorly suited to AI queries, and so on.
We need to be done with indicators like volume and, above all, apply AI criteria such as semantic proximity.
So here's Fusionn.
That's almost a year of testing and thinking. It's the sum of more than 20 tools and prompts.
We can no longer — and should no longer — research our keywords the same way.
If the vast majority of sites have lost 30% of their traffic, and likely more tomorrow, it's partly because we haven't changed how we identify queries in years.
Without overselling it: this tool isn't just built to give you keyword "ideas", it's built to steer your strategy towards the search that Google and the AI engines are currently building.
There's a free version and a paid version.
The reason is simple: the tool is powerful, which means it needs a lot of resources.
PS: It sounds a bit corny, but: thank you.
Thank you, because if we're able to build this kind of tool — one that challenges today's SEO tools, breaks subscription prices and helps you improve your strategy — it's because you've been commenting, liking and sharing my content for more than three years.
This is only the start of something.
God bless you 💙