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Keyword research
AI keyword research that ends with the keywords in the ad group
Candidates with monthly searches, competition and growth, checked against what the account already bids on, proposed into named ad groups with match types. You approve the list.
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Keyword research
Subscriptions page · UK
Add to ad group
Candidates · 38Already bidding · 12Excluded · 9
| Keyword | Topic | Avg monthly searches | Competition | YoY growth | Suggested | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 coffee subscription uk | Subscription | 8,100 | Medium | +22% | Coffee subscription · Phrase | ||
| best coffee subscription | Subscription | 6,600 | High | +18% | Coffee subscription · Phrase | ||
| monthly coffee delivery | Delivery | 2,900 | Low | +31% | Beans delivered · Phrase | ||
| speciality coffee beans delivered | Delivery | 1,300 | Low | +9% | Beans delivered · Exact | ||
| coffee gift subscription | Gifting | 1,900 | Medium | +44% | Gift subscription · Exact | ||
| free coffee samples | — | 4,400 | Low | — | Excluded · wrong intent |
Just ask
Ask for keywords the way you would ask a colleague.
A page, a product, a theme or a competitor. The agent researches, filters against the account and proposes.
Find keywords for the subscriptions page
What are people searching for around coffee gifting?
Which of these do we already bid on?
Group these into ad groups
Which keywords are growing fastest year on year?
Find long-tail terms with low competition
Duplicate the subscriptions ad group with the gifting cluster
What should the Meta audience be for this keyword set?
How it works
Research, filter, propose
Ask for keywords
Around a landing page, a product, a theme or a competitor. The agent returns candidates with average monthly searches, competition and year-on-year growth, removes what the account already bids on, flags intent mismatches, and groups the rest by topic.
Approve them into ad groups
The proposal names the ad group and the match type for each keyword. Approve and they are added through the Google Ads API; where a cluster fits no existing ad group, the closest one is duplicated with the new keywords swapped in, published paused.
Approvals
Research that becomes approvals
New keywords, a new ad group for a cluster that fits nowhere, and the candidates that were left out.
Needs approval
6m ago
Add 12 keywords to Non-brand in 3 ad groups
12 terms around the subscriptions page with 1k–9k monthly searches and low to medium competition that the account is not bidding on, grouped by topic with match types.
Coffee subscription+5 phrase
Beans delivered+4 phrase
Gift subscription+3 exact
Adds
~22k monthly searches
Needs approval
20m ago
Duplicate Coffee subscription for the gifting cluster
Seven gifting terms fit none of the existing ad groups. The proposal duplicates the best-performing ad group with the gifting keywords swapped in, published paused so you can write the ad copy.
Ad group · Gift subscription7 keywords · PAUSED
Based on
Coffee subscription · £12 CPA
No change
20m ago
Left out: 9 wrong-intent candidates
Nine high-volume candidates — free samples, jobs, wholesale — were excluded from the proposal. They are listed so you can see what was considered and overrule it.
9 candidatesEXCLUDED
Action
None
Where the numbers come from
Keyword candidates come with average monthly searches, competition and year-on-year growth, drawn through the Google Ads API for the account's own location and language settings. Because the research runs inside the connected account, the agent also knows which terms are already keywords and which ad groups exist — so what it proposes is the gap, not the whole list.
Grouped and ready to approve
Research that ends as a spreadsheet still has to be turned into ad groups and match types by hand. The agent does that step: candidates are clustered by topic, each cluster is matched to an existing ad group or a proposed new one, and match types are chosen from the term's specificity and volume. The whole thing is one approval card. Decline a keyword and the rest still go in.
Beyond Google search
The same research runs for interest and audience targeting on Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn and Pinterest — audience sizes instead of search volume — which is how the agent remaps targeting when it copies a campaign from Google into a social platform. Ask "what should the Meta audience be for this keyword set?" and the answer is a proposal.
Where it fits
A good fit if you
- run Google Ads search and add keywords regularly
- want research filtered against what the account already bids on
- want the keywords proposed into ad groups with match types, not exported to a sheet
Not a fit if you
- want SEO keyword research for organic content — Adease researches for paid campaigns
- want an agent that acts on its own without review — Adease will not do that
- work on Linux, or need a dashboard a distributed team opens in a browser
Questions people ask
Is this SEO keyword research?
No. Adease researches keywords for paid search campaigns in a connected Google Ads account, and audiences for paid social. The volume and competition figures are the ones Google Ads reports for advertisers, and the output is keywords added to ad groups, not a content plan.
Does it need a Google Ads account connected?
Yes. The research runs against the account's location and language settings and is filtered against the keywords already in it. That is what lets it propose the gap rather than a generic list.
What happens to the candidates it leaves out?
They are listed with the reason — usually wrong intent, such as free, jobs or wholesale — so you can see what was considered and overrule it. Adding negative keywords to the account is not something the agent does today; do that in Google Ads.
Can it change my campaigns without asking?
No. There is no autonomous write path to a live ad account. Every change the agent proposes is queued in Approvals as a diff and applied only once a person approves it, inside the spend guardrails set for that workspace. Rejecting a proposal sends nothing to the platform.
What does it cost?
Adease is free to install and needs no card. The Pro plan is $50 per seat per month with unlimited ad accounts, clients and campaigns. Max is $200 per seat per month with five times the agent token allowance. You pay per person, never per account or per pound of spend.
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- No card required
- Nothing changes without your approval
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- Cancel any time