Steering Your Agent With Related Keywords

Every SEO project targets one main keyword, but real pages rank for dozens of phrases. Related Keywords is how you tell your agent which extra phrases matter to you, and once you do, it uses them everywhere it writes. This is one of the highest-leverage two-minute jobs in the whole plugin.

How it works

Inside any project you will find a panel of related keywords to target. Ask the agent to suggest some, and it proposes a mix of secondary keywords (close variations of your main phrase) and long-tail keywords (longer, more specific phrases people actually search).

Tick the ones you want. Your selections save automatically and show as a row of chips, your standing instructions to the agent for that page. Untick anything that stops being relevant, or regenerate for fresh suggestions any time. Your previous selections survive regeneration, so your strategy is never lost.

Where your selected keywords go

This is the part that makes the feature powerful. The phrases you tick flow into everything the agent produces for that page:

  • Content Writer drafts weave them into articles and landing pages naturally.
  • FAQ sections answer the questions those phrases imply.
  • New page sections the agent builds for you carry them.
  • Competitor-gap content and text rewrites work them in when the agent improves existing copy.

In other words: pick the phrases once, and every future piece of writing pulls in the same direction. No keyword stuffing, the agent works them in naturally and is explicitly told not to overdo it.

Tip: Choose phrases a customer would genuinely type, and keep the list focused. Five well-chosen phrases pulling in one direction beat twenty scattered ones.

If you run Google Ads: real search data included

If you have shared your Google Ads search terms with the agent, some suggestions arrive badged as coming from your Google Ads, meaning real searches by real people who clicked your ads. Those phrases are proven demand, and they are usually your strongest picks. No Ads account? The feature works fully without one, the suggestions are AI-generated from your page and industry instead.

Good to know: Related keywords belong to one project. Different pages should target different phrase families, that is exactly what stops your own pages competing with each other.

A simple routine

When you create a new project, spend two minutes picking related keywords before you generate any content. Revisit the list every month or two: untick what stopped mattering, regenerate for new ideas, and keep the chips matched to where your business is going. Then let the Content Writer do the heavy lifting with your phrases built in.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between my main keyword and related keywords?

Your main keyword is the single phrase the project is built to win. Related keywords are the supporting phrases you also want woven into the page’s content, close variations and longer, more specific searches.

Will the agent stuff my keywords into everything?

No. Selected phrases are worked in naturally, and the agent is explicitly instructed not to keyword-stuff. Readable content ranks; stuffed content does not.

Do I need Google Ads for this to work?

No. Suggestions are AI-generated for every site. If you do share your Ads search terms, real searches appear in the suggestions, clearly badged, and they are usually your strongest picks.

Do my selections disappear when I regenerate?

No. Your previous selections are kept, regeneration only refreshes the pool of new suggestions to choose from.

Tell your agent the phrases you want to win

Tick them once, and every piece of content it writes pulls in your direction.

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