What is Asymmetric Data?
Asymmetric Data revolutionizes content strategy by automating the keyword clustering process through advanced analysis of Google's search results pages. The platform examines URL commonalities across search terms to identify semantically related keywords that can be effectively targeted on the same page.
Supporting multiple languages and countries, this sophisticated tool streamlines the content planning process by automatically generating actionable content lists with associated traffic estimates and opportunity metrics. The platform's intelligent clustering algorithm significantly reduces the time typically spent on manual keyword grouping, enabling content teams to focus on creation rather than organization.
Features
- Automated Keyword Clustering: Groups keywords based on SERP URL commonalities
- Multi-Language Support: Available for 20+ countries and languages
- Traffic Analytics: Provides rank, estimated traffic, and opportunity metrics
- Content Planning: Generates actionable article lists for content strategy
- SERP Analysis: Examines Google search results for semantic relationships
Use Cases
- Content strategy development
- SEO keyword organization
- Traffic opportunity analysis
- Content gap identification
- International SEO planning
- Website content structuring
FAQs
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How do credits work in the subscription plans?
When clustering keywords, it costs 1 credit per keyword. Credits are refreshed when the plan renews, either monthly or annually. -
Do credits expire or roll over?
Credits expire at the end of your plan period – either every month or every year. When your plan renews, your credits will be refreshed. -
What happens to credits after cancellation?
Credits remain available through the end of your subscription period after cancellation, applicable to both monthly and annual plans.
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