# Keyword explore, research

“**Explore keywords**” is a tool that generates the most searched keyword list in a given time period: days, months, or years. The " Explore keywords" feature will provide the key that customer search on Google. Therefore; "Explore keywords" will suggest to keywords that customers look for it the most.  

Click “**Explore keywords”** your screen shows tool background in under image. 

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Like the above image, on November 11, 2019, the first position with a more 50,000 hit search is weather network in Canada. 

Go to Explore Search Volume, we’ll show you how to find the most keywords people search to support **SEO** for them.

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There are four parts of "**Explore search volume**" you can see. 

**The first** setting is **country** that you can do, you choose where target to customers.

eg. Country : Canada.

**Second**, you change the **Time:** past 7 days, months or in period of time you want to search.

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**Third**, you can change **Category** or not. If you aim to field of category, targets more objects correctly. 

**Fourth**, there are five ways of search in **Type** but I always set "**Web search**"

Finally, you click into **enter your keywords** in order to search keywords that are the most traffic and then click **Explore.**

**e.g: I have seached keywords "shoes adidas" and then choosing country Canada you want to search. Next, it's time: past day(or 7 days or so on); and category: all category/ fashion/ footwear/.... Type: web search. Finally, you click explore and view the results.**

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