Türk SEM · SEO Tool
URL Keyword Analysis
Enter a page address. See which terms the page is about and the searches people really run around those terms.
Visitors get 5 queries a day, members get 25. A page with a fresh crawl is not crawled again.
How it works
When you enter an address, the page is crawled by our Turksemveri engine, or read from a fresh crawl if one exists. Candidate terms of one to three words are then extracted from the title, meta description, heading hierarchy and body text. Frequency alone is not enough here: what really names a topic is position, so a phrase in the title counts for more than one appearing ten times in the body. The strongest terms are then used as seeds against Google's suggestion endpoint.
Is this the same as Google Ads?
It is not, and the difference is worth knowing. Ads' "start with a website" feature runs on Google's own understanding of the page and its own keyword database, so it can suggest words that never appear on the page. This route starts from the page's own text. In exchange it is free, needs no account or developer token, and stays faithful to what the page actually says; but it will not invent a keyword the page leaves no trace of.
What happens to unrelated suggestions?
A single-word term is ambiguous, and Google's suggestions can carry it into a different world entirely: in testing, the seed "seo" returned Korean actor names. So a suggestion has to carry a content word from the page's vocabulary beyond the seed itself. Common words do not count as evidence; without that rule even song lyrics slipped through. Those suggestions are not discarded though: they sit in their own list at the bottom of the results, because the filter is a judgment and not a verdict.