## **🗺️ Where to Find the Keyword Researcher**

The Suggested Keywords feature lives inside the **Keyword Researcher** tool. To get there, follow these exact steps:

1. Log in to your Search Atlas account.
2. Look at the **left sidebar** and click **Keywords**.
3. The Keyword Researcher will load automatically. You can also navigate directly using the URL path **/research/keyword-researcher**.

Once the tool is open, you are in the right place to access Suggested Keywords.

## **📋 How to Use the Suggested Keywords Section**

After opening the Keyword Researcher, follow these steps to generate keyword suggestions for your niche:

1. In the search bar at the top of the Keyword Researcher, type a **seed keyword** that represents your niche or topic.
2. Select your target **country or language** from the filter options if prompted.
3. Click the **Search** button to run the query.
4. The results page will display keyword data including the **Suggested Keywords** section, which lists related terms, their search volumes, keyword difficulty scores, and ranking opportunities.

Use the metrics shown alongside each keyword — such as search volume and difficulty — to identify the best opportunities for your content or SEO strategy.

## **💡 Tips for Finding High-Ranking Keywords**

- **Start broad, then refine.** Enter a general niche term first, then use the Suggested Keywords results to discover more specific, lower-competition variations.
- **Filter by difficulty.** Look for keywords with a lower difficulty score if your site is newer or has lower domain authority — these are easier to rank for.
- **Prioritise search volume balance.** The best keywords often have a healthy balance of reasonable search volume and manageable competition.
- **Save keywords you like.** Use the save or export options within the tool to build your keyword list without losing your research.

## **⚠️ Common Navigation Mistakes to Avoid**

- **Do not look under Site Metrics.** The sidebar item **Site Metrics** contains tools like Keyword Magic, Rank Tracker, and Keyword Gap — these are separate from the Keyword Researcher and will not show the Suggested Keywords section described in this article.
- **Keyword Researcher is its own section.** Always click **Keywords** in the left sidebar, not any sub-item under Site Metrics, to reach the correct tool.

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