Improving SEO: AI Tools vs. Manual Keyword Research Methods

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#chat-gtm Hi everyone! I'm working on improving SEO for my blog and product pages. Do you use AI tools like ChatGPT to generate keywords, or do you prefer manual tools like Google Keyword Planner? Also, which method has given you better results in terms of traffic or search rankings? Would love to hear what’s working for you!

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Manoj K.
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Try Surfer Keyword Planner.
Ayse G.
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Sorry for the delayed response; I have been in conferences and meetings. I will check these out, thanks so much for sending them across
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david k.
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Ayse G. - 100% right. I hope these listings are helpful for folks.
Ayse G.
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If you are only optimizing for Google, you are leaving a bit of traffic on the table. ChatGPT pulls from Bing. You also need to look at generative engine optimization
Rassam
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I don't use keywords at all. Product-led SEO all the way.
Zaytuna S.
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Hi 👋 ChatGPT is great for initial inspiration and getting a sense of what topics or questions people are asking. But for more reliable keyword data and competitive analysis, I still lean on tools like Ahrefs and Semrush. They give much more control and clarity when it comes to search volume, keyword difficulty, and SERP features. I usually start with AI tools to brainstorm, then validate everything manually — that combo has worked best for driving meaningful traffic.

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Manoj K.
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Try Surfer Keyword Planner.
Ayse G.
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Sorry for the delayed response; I have been in conferences and meetings. I will check these out, thanks so much for sending them across
🙌1
david k.
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Ayse G. - 100% right. I hope these listings are helpful for folks.
Ayse G.
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If you are only optimizing for Google, you are leaving a bit of traffic on the table. ChatGPT pulls from Bing. You also need to look at generative engine optimization
Rassam
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I don't use keywords at all. Product-led SEO all the way.
Zaytuna S.
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Hi 👋 ChatGPT is great for initial inspiration and getting a sense of what topics or questions people are asking. But for more reliable keyword data and competitive analysis, I still lean on tools like Ahrefs and Semrush. They give much more control and clarity when it comes to search volume, keyword difficulty, and SERP features. I usually start with AI tools to brainstorm, then validate everything manually — that combo has worked best for driving meaningful traffic.