SEO Keyword Research by AnswerSocrates

See the questions people ask, hidden keywords and Google Trends for every search — free, right in your results.

Keyword research that happens while you search. Nothing to set up, no account needed. 1. IN YOUR GOOGLE RESULTS Search anything on Google and a sidebar appears next to the results. It shows you what people are really typing around that topic: • Questions people ask • PAA - expansion and visual map • Comparisons they weigh up (X vs Y) • Prepositions (for, with, without, near) • Related and hidden keywords that never show in autocomplete Tick the ones you like into a Collection that follows you from search to search, then export them as a CSV in one click. Sign in with a free answersocrates.com account and the sidebar goes further: run a full scan for hundreds of keywords, see real monthly search volumes, and replay any scan later in the app. 2. ON THE PAGE Above the results you get a 12-month Google Trends chart for your search, so you can see if interest is rising or falling before you write a word. You can also show it under the search bar instead. Want to research a country you are not sitting in? Pick a country and language from the extension icon. Multiple countries are supported, and the language follows the country unless you set it yourself. Works on 12 Google country domains. 3. INSIDE Ai SEARCH A slim bar and optional side panel appears on your AI chats (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity) and shows real Google data for the topic you are talking about: • When the AI searches the web, the exact fanout queries it ran, each with its own trend • Google Trends for the topic, updating as you chat • The real questions people search on it, one click from the full report The bar never sends your conversation to us. A short topic is worked out from your prompt on your computer, and that is all we look up. Turn it on or off per site from the extension icon. From the team behind Answer Socrates, rated 4.9/5 across hundreds of reviews. PRIVACY Only your search query is sent to our servers, never your browsing history. Full policy: answersocrates.com/extension/privacy