I used tools like Ahrefs and Semrush.
They’re powerful. No doubt.
But for most of my daily work, I noticed something:
I didn’t need 100 reports.
I just needed:
→ good keyword ideas
→ clear intent
→ fast results
Especially for small tools and content.
When I was doing keyword research, I kept asking:
Where are the actual questions people search?
Not just keywords.
Questions.
Because now with AI (ChatGPT, Google AI, etc.), visibility is shifting.
People don’t search:
“keyword tool”
They search:
“How to find keywords for my blog?”
That’s a different game.
So I simplified my requirement:
• Question-based keywords
• Short, medium, long keywords
• Easy filtering
• No complexity
• No login
• Fast results
That’s it.
Instead of trying to compete with big tools…
I focused on what I actually use daily.
The tool helps you:
• Find question-type keywords (important for AI visibility)
• Filter by short / medium / long keywords
• Discover simple, usable keyword ideas quickly
• Skip all the heavy dashboards
No friction. Just results.
This is something I’m seeing more and more:
Search is becoming conversation.
AI tools don’t just match keywords…
they answer questions.
So if your content doesn’t match questions…
You miss visibility.
Most people don’t need “more data”.
They need:
→ clearer keywords
→ faster workflow
→ less thinking
Same pattern I saw in my tools:
Less complexity → more usage
Do you still rely on big SEO tools…
or have you simplified your keyword research process?
And how are you adapting to AI-driven search (question-based queries)?
#seo #buildinpublic #webdev #tools
Most SEO tools give you more data than you actually use.
I realized I just needed simple, question-based keywords that match how people search today.