# Welcome to Larseo
Explore topics, conquer SEO
### What is Larseo?
Larseo is an SEO platform that offers a suite of powerful SEO tools, including keyword research, bulk SERP analysis, keyword search intent bulk checker, topic explorer, and keyword extractor. What sets Larseo apart from other apps is its focus on topical authority and AI-powered Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks.
By honing in on these specific areas, Larseo is able to provide highly unique, specialized, and effective tools for improving website rankings and driving traffic. Whether you're an SEO expert or just starting out, Larseo can help you achieve your goals and stay ahead of the competition.
### Road Map
* Topic Builder to help you build Topical Map.
* Content Optimization with NLP.
* Internal Link Suggestions with Topical Authority Involved.
### FAQs
Does Larseo offer a lifetime deal?
Yes, but it was over. We don't have a plan to re-open it in the near future.
Does Larseo have an affiliate program?
Yes, for additional information and to register, please visit Where does Larseo get data from?
[This article](https://larseo.app/blog/larseo-key-metrics) provides an overview of the SEO metrics of Larseo and explains how they are calculated, helping you to answer this question.
Can I pause or suspend my subscription?
Unfortunately, there is no option to pause your subscription currently. Instead, you can cancel your subscription and re-subscribe when you're ready to join us again.
How does the credit system work on Larseo?
Credit is only be used for the Keyword Finder tool to analyze, cluster, and get all-in-tile data. To see how credit is being charged, please visit the [Pricing page](https://larseo.app/pricing).
For further inquiries regarding credits, please visit [Credit System](/subscription-and-credit/credit-system)
### Get Started
We've put together some helpful guides for you to get onboard quickly and easily.
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[Keyword Finder](/features/keyword-finder)
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[Topic Explorer](/features/topic-explorer)
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### Quick Links
* Facebook Group:
* Youtube Channel:
* Twitter:
* Blog:
* Email: [phuc@larseo.app](mailto:https://www.facebook.com/groups/larseo)
# Keyword Finder
Extracting low competition keywords, analyzing SERP in bulk, checking search intent, and clustering keywords.
## Overview
Keyword Finder is one of the most prominent tools in Larseo, offering the following features:
# Find Long-tail Keywords
Uncover a fresh approach to keyword research, distinct from conventional tools.
In this section, we will demonstrate how to fetch long-tail keywords from *Google Autocomplete, Reddit, Quora, or any site*.
### Fetching Long-tail Keywords
Visit , you will see a simple form with a search bar.
A search bar can give you unlimited keywords.
#### Step 1
Enter your seed keyword. For example, *“dog food”*. You can also use a **wildcard (\*)** as a placeholder, something like: *“how to change \*”*, or *“best \* for \*”.*
#### Step 2
Select a locale. Larseo uses locale info to check keyword search volume and identify which Google version (UK, US, etc) yields the best results.
#### Step 3
Select a keyword source below.
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Autocomplete" %}
Larseo will fetch keywords from Google Autocomplete which is one of the best sources to find long-tail keywords.
* The seed keyword **"dog food"** will give you keywords like *dog food for sensitive stomach*, *dog food container*, *dog food recipes*, etc.
* **"best book for \*"** will only provide keywords that are of type "**best book for** something".
* **"how to \* book \*"** => "**how to** something **book** something".
{% hint style="info" %}
Sometimes, you will get location-based keywords like *dog feed near me*, *best dog food \[city],* you can exclude them by using [Negative Filters](/features/keyword-finder/negative-filters) feature.
{% endhint %}
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Google PAA" %}
Google PAA is Google People Also Asked and this is the best question keyword database.
You just need to enter a seed keyword, Larseo will fetch question keywords that related to your seed keyword.\
\
You can enter up to **1000 seed keywords**. Each keyword is on its own line. The more seed keywords you enter, the more question keywords you will get.
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Reddit + Quora + Specific Site" %}
The unique point of Larseo is that it can help you do keyword research on a specific site such as Quora, Reddit, or any other site you want.
But why Quora and Reddit are worth doing keyword research?
Because they are the largest online question-and-answer platform, where you can find tons of content ideas and, of course, various question-based-long-tail keywords. Moreover, if a keyword is ranked in the top 10 by Reddit or Quora, it may indicate a low level of competition, thus allowing you to rank for that keyword with minimal effort.
This is the syntax for searching ranked keywords of a site.
If you are conducting keyword research for a programming blog, you can be certain that Stack Overflow (*stackoverflow\.com*) contains many keywords relevant to the niche.
```
python site:stackoverflow.com
```
{% hint style="info" %}
You can click the **Advance Setting** button to change the keyword position or search volume ordering. By default, Larseo will only pull keywords that are ranked in the top 10 of a site and prioritize the keywords that have the most search volume.
{% endhint %}
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
#### Step 4 (For Autocomplete source only)
There are 3 modes for **Autocomplete** source.
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Manual" %}
Larseo adds each letter of the alphabet and applies popular modifiers to the seed keyword. This allows Larseo to explore a wide range of related autocomplete suggestions.
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="NLP" %}
Larseo uses *Natural Language Processing (NLP)* to generate semantic keywords based on your seed keyword. This mode increases the number of keywords by **15-20%** compared to Manual mode.
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="In Topic" %}
This mode is ideal for retrieving keywords related to a specific topic. For example, searching
will return results like “*how to change car battery*” or “*how to change car oil*”, instead of unrelated results like “*how to change an avatar picture*”.
{% hint style="info" %}
A tip when fetching keywords from Google Autocomplete with Topic mode
You can add a wildcard (\*) to your seed keyword, Larseo will respect your pattern.
**topic:"food" can I \*** will give you:
* can I eat tofu raw
* can I freeze yogurt
while **topic:"food" can I** will give you as many keywords as possible:
* what can I make with yogurt
* what can I steam dumplings in
* can I eat tofu raw
{% endhint %}
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Entity" %}
This mode helps you find keywords that are related to the entities in your niche.
Larseo will find entities that related to "cooking equipment" and give you keywords like: *"best knife for filleting salmon"* or *"best knife for cutting meat".*
By using this mode, you can easily find untapped keyword ideas. These keywords are associated with entities, allowing you to include them and enhance your topical authority.
Here are some popular ways to use the **Entity** mode:
* best entity:"cooking equipment" for \*
* entity:"cooking equipment"
* can I entity:"cooking"
* entity:"rowing machine" review
* tesla vs entity:"car models"
**Results:**
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**Pro Tip:** By using a wildcard (\*) with this mode, you can find numerous keywords that follow a pattern for [Programmatic SEO](https://searchengineland.com/programmatic-seo-starter-guide-390074).
{% endhint %}
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Demo on how to use the Entity mode.
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{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
{% hint style="info" %}
**If you have a hard time figuring out the seed keywords, you should spend more time brainstorming topic ideas upfront**
Larseo's [Topic Explorer](/features/topic-explorer) and [Keyword Extractor](/features/keyword-extractor) are great resources to help you get started. Take a look at the detailed instructions in the below screenshots
{% endhint %}
### Access Your Keyword Report
After fetching the long-tail keywords, Larseo will redirect you to a keyword report page. You can see the keywords, search volume, and CPC of each keyword.
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Keyword search volume is pulled from Google Ads API.
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Here is what a keyword report looks like:
#### Navigation Tabs
There are many tabs at the top where you can filter out the keywords quickly.
* **All**: List all your keywords in the report.
* **From Source**: Only show keywords from the selected resource in [Step 3](#step-3).
* **PAA**: Only show keywords from the People Also Asked section on Google SERP. This section only has keywords after you run a [SERP analysis](/features/keyword-finder/run-serp-analysis).
* **Related**: Only show keywords from the Related Keywords section on Google SERP. This section only has keywords after you run a [SERP analysis](/features/keyword-finder/run-serp-analysis).
* **Imported**: Show your imported keywords.
* **Recent Analyzed**: Show keywords that you run [SERP analysis](/features/keyword-finder/run-serp-analysis) on.
* **Clusters**: Show all keyword clusters. You can learn how to cluster keywords [here](/features/keyword-finder/cluster-keywords).
* **Competitors**: Show your competitors on SERP after you run a [SERP analysis](/features/keyword-finder/run-serp-analysis).
#### Filters
There are 2 groups of filters. The first group (one the first line) includes filters on keywords and 2nd line are SERP filters (only works when you run a [SERP analysis](/features/keyword-finder/run-serp-analysis)).
Filter Group #1
* **Volume:** Filter the search volume from X to Y.
* **W\.Count:** You can use this filter to target long-tail keywords.
* **Keywords:** Include/exclude some specific keywords or terms.
* **Intent:** Filter keywords according to their informational, navigational, commercial, and transactional intent. Discover how to assess keyword search intent [here](/features/keyword-finder/keyword-search-intent).
* **Status:** Filter keywords according to their SERP analysis status.
Filter Group #2
* **Weak Pages**: Only show keywords that have weak pages on SERP
* **Top SERP**: Filters keywords that have weak pages or only UGCs in the top X on SERP. I usually filter keywords that have the top 3 are UGCs, they are super easy to rank.
* **Only No Match Title**: Only show analyzed keywords that have 10 competitors on SERPs and at least one of 10 competitors does not have title-matched keywords.
* **Term**: Larseo extracts all keywords in the report to meaningful terms, so you can quickly find desired keywords with this filter. You can toggle the Terms Panel by pressing Ctrl[^4]/⌘[^5] + E.
### Import Keywords (Optional)
If you have a list of keywords and would like to import them to Larseo to run [SERP analysis](/features/keyword-finder/run-serp-analysis), you can totally do that by clicking the Import action from the Other Action dropdown in your keyword report.
Import keywords to your keyword report
Or you can import keywords to a brand new keyword report by clicking the Import Keywords menu item in the left sidebar.
You can add your list of keywords to the report in 2 formats: Text or Upload File.
* If you choose Text, please put each keyword on one line
* If you choose Upload File, Larseo supports files in CSV, XLS, or XLSX formats
[^1]: Your seed keyword. For example: dog food, sound card, etc.
[^2]: Your seed keyword, you can also use a wildcard (\*).
[^3]: Entity operator
[^4]: Windows
[^5]: macOS
# Run SERP Analysis
Uncover a fresh approach to keyword research, distinct from conventional tools.
After [finding many long-tail keywords](/features/keyword-finder/find-long-tail-keywords), you may wonder, which keyword should I prioritize between thousands of keywords?
In this section, we will demonstrate a novel technique known as SERP Analysis which can be used to identify low-hanging fruit keywords - those which are easier to rank for.
### What Are Low-Hanging Fruits Keywords?
1. 🎯 Low-hanging fruit keywords: Easy to rank for in SERPs.
2. 📉 Lower competition: Less competition among websites for these keywords.
3. 🚀 Quick SEO wins: Improve website visibility faster.
4. 🚦 Increased traffic: Potentially drives more authentic visitors.
5. 💰 Better conversion rates: These can lead to higher rates of user engagement and sales.
**Summary:** Low-hanging fruit keywords offer easy SEO wins with lower competition and increased potential for authentic traffic and conversion. 🌟
### Differences Between SERP Analysis & Traditional Keyword Research
Basically, what we do with classical keyword tools is identify low-hanging fruit keywords that have relatively high volume and low KD (keyword Difficulty). However, with the SERP Analysis technique, we want to check the SERP out for each keyword in the list to see where we can compete and identify the **Weak Pages**.
The main issue is that it takes a considerable amount of time and energy to manually check the SERP for each keyword. Analyzing the SERPs for a large number of keywords to get a list of direct competitors can take several hours or even days - this is where Larseo comes in.
Larseo can analyze thousands of keywords in a single click.
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A competitor has been deemed a **Weak Page** if it has a low Domain Authority (default value is 20) or is a Forum/User Generated Content (UGC) platform, such as Reddit, Quora, StackOverflow, etc.
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### How to Run SERP Analysis on Your Keyword Report
First, you need to go to your keyword report and select the keywords that you want to analyze. You can choose the keyword to analyze based on the volume or your own interest or simply just choose all.
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**Tip:** You can quickly see the total volume of selected keywords on the top before analyzing it. It can give you a rough estimation of whether those selected keywords are enough for you or not before actually paying credit to analyze them.
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After clicking the Analyze Keywords button, a modal will appear, allowing you to adjust settings before beginning the process.
#### Use Old Analyzed Data
In this option, Larseo will check for the duplicated keywords in your other keyword reports. If you already analyzed them, Larseo will use the old analyzed data, so you can save some credits.
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Please be aware that Larseo only permits the utilization of data that is up to 30 days old, due to frequent updates to Google's Search Engine Results Page (SERP).
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#### Add-ons
You can also add some add-ons to your SERP analysis.
Check Whois Data
Larseo will supply you with the WHOIS data for the domain of the Weak Pages. If a site with a domain age of less than one year can rank for a given keyword, that could be a potential keyword.
Enrich SERP Data
Larseo will give you way more than just Title Match, Domain Authority, Website Platforms, Whois Data, and Weak Pages when you analyze a keyword. You'll also get Referring Domains, Backlinks, Traffic, and Facebook/Pinterest/Reddit Shares for 10 URLs on the SERP.
If a keyword has weak pages, you will see something like this:
If a keyword has more than **3 weak pages**, it could be a low-hanging fruit keyword. To view the details of these pages, simply hover over the favicon or click it to go to the page to see if you can beat them with better content.
You can even use the **TOP SERP** filter, to only obtain keywords that have weak pages are Forum/UGCs in the TOP 3 which are super easy-to-rank keywords.
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**Tip:** If you see some website favicon repeatedly show up in different keywords, it is highly likely that they are your direct competitors in your niche.
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**Tip:** Look at the weak pages which are ranking for the top 3 in SERP and whose titles don't match the keyword you're checking, and add them to your writing list. This is effective because few pages use the exact keyword in their titles. By providing timely and relevant content, you increase your chances of ranking high on SERP.
You can quickly identify keywords with at least one competitor that does not have a matching title by utilizing the **Only No Match Title** filter.
{% endhint %}
### Never Running Out of Keyword Ideas
Upon analyzing keywords, you may observe that your keyword report displays more keywords than previously. This is due to the fact that Larseo extracts all **People Also Asked (PAA)** keywords and **Related keywords** from Google SERP when analyzing keywords.
You can find them in the PAA & Related tab.
### Competitors View
In addition to the PAA & Related tab, the Competitors tab provides a comprehensive view of all competitors in the keyword report.
This view offers valuable insights into competitor performance, allowing you to quickly compare your website with the competitors in terms of Domain Authority, ranking keywords, and pages.
Competitors View
### Are You a Visual Learner?
We made a step-by-step video for finding keywords with low competition on Youtube. You might want to check it out.
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# Cluster Keywords
It is often said that including multiple keywords in an article can help rank for various terms. However, it is not always clear which keywords should be grouped together and which should not. If you have been searching for an answer, this guide is for you.
Here, I will demonstrate how to use Larseo for keyword clustering.
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Discover the advantages of keyword clustering by exploring our resources.
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### Step 1: Collect keywords
There are numerous free and paid keyword research tools available to assist in collecting keywords. I typically utilize Larseo's Keyword Finder to [acquire long-tail keywords from Google Autocomplete](/features/keyword-finder).
If you possess a list of keywords from other tools, you can simply import them into a Larseo Keyword Report.
### Step 2: Select the Right Method to Cluster Keywords
In your Keyword Report, please select all the keywords you would like to cluster. Then, from the Other Actions dropdown, select the option to Cluster Keywords. Larseo offers two clustering methods: **SERP Clustering** and **Semantic Clustering**.
#### SERP Clustering
Larseo will cluster your keywords by analyzing the Search Engine Results Page (SERP). If two keywords share more than **four pages in search engine results (similar results on SERP)**, they will be grouped together.
This approach has the advantage of leveraging Google as a partner to detect users’ search intent. If Google returns many similar pages for two keywords, it is likely that they share the same search intent.
The only disadvantage of this method is that it is time-consuming when dealing with a large list of keywords, as SERP analysis is a laborious task.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Pro Tips:**
* You can adjust the *Similar Results on SERP* threshold based on your niche, ranging from 3 to 7 (with 4 as the default). The higher the threshold, the greater the similarity of the keywords in a given cluster.
* If you have a list of keywords that share the same pattern like "*best bowling balls for \**", SERPs clustering is the best choice for you.
{% endhint %}
#### Semantic Clustering
Larseo employs **Natural Language Processing (NLP)** models to semantically group keywords, a process that is much faster than SERP clustering, as it does not require Google crawling.
The primary advantage of this approach is its speed; it allows for the clustering of up to 50,000 keywords in mere seconds, particularly useful for large keyword lists that span a wide range of topics.
Semantic Clustering settings:
* **Model:** When selecting keywords, you can choose between the English Model and the International Model, depending on the language used.
* **Cluster size:** It is assumed that the default cluster size is 3, meaning that each cluster must contain a minimum of 3 similar keywords.
* **Threshold:** Increasing the threshold value will result in a greater similarity between keywords within a cluster, but it will also reduce the number of clusters. The threshold value should range from 10-100.
Once the keyword clustering process is complete, you will be presented with a list of clusters. Each cluster contains a parent keyword with the highest search volume and several related keywords that support the parent keyword.
In theory, each cluster corresponds to a single article to be written for your website.
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**Note:** Not 100% of keywords can be clustered, the **Non-Clustered Keywords** section contains keywords that don’t belong to any clusters.
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Beginning in November 2022, Larseo will utilize Artificial Intelligence (AI) to assess the intent of a cluster. This capability will enable you to create more effective content that can address your customers' intent.
Additionally, you can gain a better understanding of your clusters to more easily consolidate clusters or eliminate any overlapping clusters. It is applicable to both SERP and Semantic Clustering.
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You can re-visit the clusters list page by clicking the *Clusters* tab from your [Keyword Report](/features/keyword-finder/find-long-tail-keywords#access-your-keyword-report).
#### Differences between SERP Clustering & Semantic Clustering
You can watch the below video to understand the differences between them.
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### Add-ons: Rank Checking Domain (SERP Clustering Only)
SERP Clustering with Ranking is a feature that gives you the ability to check the ranking of your website when running SERP clustering. By identifying clusters with low or no ranking, you can easily pinpoint content gaps quickly.
To get started, please enter your website domain in the text input.
Once SERP clustering is complete, Larseo will provide information on the number of keywords your website is ranking for and the average positions. This will enable you to assess the overall performance of your website for the whole keyword cluster.
Click on each image below to see the explanation.
# Keyword Search Intent
Checking the search intent of a keyword is crucial for SEO for several reasons:
1. **Improved user experience:** Understanding the search intent behind a keyword helps you create more relevant and engaging content to meet the user's needs and expectations. This leads to better user experience and increased time spent on your website, which can indirectly improve your search engine rankings.
2. **Increased conversion rate:** When your content matches the search intent of a keyword, it becomes more likely that visitors will take the desired action on your website, such as making a purchase or signing up for a newsletter. This leads to higher conversion rates and better return on investment.
3. **Reduced bounce rate:** If your content meets the expectations of a user's search intent, the visitor is less likely to leave your website immediately upon arrival (bounce). A lower bounce rate can signal to search engines that your content is valuable, which can contribute to improved rankings.
4. **Better targeting of keywords:** By understanding the search intent of a keyword, you can select more relevant and effective keywords for your SEO strategy. This will help you focus on high-quality traffic that is more likely to convert, ultimately leading to a better return on your SEO efforts.
### How does Larseo Check Keyword Search Intent?
Rather than employing the "[*string matching*](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]" approach to identify search intent, we leverage Google's Search Engine Results Page (SERP) for greater accuracy. Google is the most adept at understanding user intent, and by utilizing SERP, Larseo can check search intent for all languages, whereas the traditional "string matching" method is limited in certain languages.
What is your opinion on the search intent of the keyword "socks"? Is it an Informational keyword? **No, it is not.**
When searching "socks" on Google, Ads and Google Shopping appear prominently. Furthermore, the Organic Results are mainly comprised of E-commerce websites or the best articles.
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Google understands that users searching for the keyword "socks" are not looking to discover what socks are, but rather to purchase them.
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SERP of keyword "socks"
This is the keyword search intent result when running on Larseo. It's a **Transactional** keyword. If you are writing an informational article, you will not have the opportunity to rank for this keyword on your website.
### How to Check Keyword Search Intent on Larseo?
In your [Keyword Report](/features/keyword-finder/find-long-tail-keywords#access-your-keyword-report), please select all the keywords you would like to check the search intent. Then, from the Other Actions dropdown, select the option to Check Search Intent.
[^1]: For example, when a keyword contains "best", or "reviews", this method will consider the keyword as a commercial keyword. This will not always correct in many cases.
# Keyword Lists
You can organize your favorite keywords by creating a list.
In your [Keyword Report](/features/keyword-finder/find-long-tail-keywords#access-your-keyword-report), please select all the keywords you would like to store. Then, from the Other Actions dropdown, select the option to Add to Keyword List.
You can always access your keyword lists in the left sidebar under the Keyword Finder.
You can mark the keywords as **Completed**
and filter all the completed with the **Status** filter.
By clicking the little icon next to the keyword, you can go to the Keyword Report where the keyword is originally added.
# Negative Filters
Coming soon!
# Keyword Extractor
Extracting all keywords of text or URLs by using Natural Language Processing (NLP).
It is important to note that this tool does not provide ranked keywords for a domain or URL. To check ranked keywords, please use the [Traffic Explorer](https://app.larseo.app/traffic) tool instead.
Keyword Extractor can help you maximize your SEO potential. Here are some use cases:
* The tool can help you discover new keywords and identify popular search terms related to your industry or niche. You will find keywords that the *"ranked keywords"* checker tools never give you.
* It can assist you in analyzing your competitors' websites and identifying the keywords they are targeting.
* The tool can generate keyword ideas based on a particular topic or seed keyword. This can be helpful when brainstorming new content ideas or expanding your content strategy.
Keyword Extractor Result
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**Read more:** [Top 6 Use Cases of a Keyword Extractor Tool](https://larseo.app/blog/seo-keyword-extractor-tool)
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### Step-by-step Guide
#### Step 1: Start a New Extracting
Visit . On the main screen, you can select **Mode**, **Language**, and **Relevance Level**
* **Mode:** Supports URLs, Text, or HTML.
* **Language:** Select the language of your text or URLs.
* **Relevance Level:** When assessing relevance levels, *Very Low Relevance* will provide you with all keywords, while a higher level like *Very High Relevance* will focus on delivering highly relevant keywords closely related to the text.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Tips**
* You can set the **Relevance Level** to *Low* to get many keywords as possible, then you can filter them later in step 2.
* When entering your URLs, put each URL in each own line.
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#### Step 2: Access Your Extracted Keywords
Once the keyword extraction process is complete, Larseo will redirect you to a report containing all the extracted keywords. You can access your reports again by selecting the '**History**' option in the left sidebar menu:
Some filters can help you prospect keywords quickly
* **W\.Count:** Filtering keywords by the word count of a keyword. You can use this filter to target long-tail keywords.
* **R.Score:** The Relevance Score ranges from -1 to 1, with a higher score indicating more relevant keywords that are closely associated with the text.
* **Frequency:** How many times the keywords occur in the text.
* **Domain:** Only available for **URLs** mode. You can filter out all keywords of a domain.
* **URL:** Only available for **URLs** mode. You can filter out all keywords of a specific domain.
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**Tips:**
* You can change the report name by clicking the small *pencil* icon.
* You can also export all the keywords by clicking the Export button.
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# Topic Explorer
Coming soon!
# Subscription
Can I pause or suspend my subscription?
Unfortunately, there is no option to pause your subscription currently. Instead, you can cancel your subscription and re-subscribe when you're ready to join us again.
How do I check my subscription limits?
You can do that by visiting the Dashboard page (when you logged in) or the [Pricing page](https://larseo.app/pricing).
How do I upgrade or downgrade my subscription plan?
You can easily upgrade or downgrade your subscription plan by accessing your account settings and selecting the new plan you want. The changes will take effect immediately, and your billing & [credits](/subscription-and-credit/credit-system) will be adjusted accordingly.
What payment methods does Larseo accept?
At present, Larseo only accepts credit cards for subscription payments through Stripe.
Are there any hidden fees or charges?
No, there are no hidden fees or charges. All pricing information is transparent and available on Larseo's website.
How do I view my billing history and receipts?
You can view your billing history and receipts by accessing your account settings and selecting "[Billing](https://app.larseo.app/billing)".
What happens if I exceed my plan credit limits?
If you exceed your plan limits, you will need to upgrade to a higher subscription plan or wait until the next billing cycle to reset your credit limits. Alternatively, I have a better option for you, which is to [purchase additional credits](/subscription-and-credit/credit-system).
Does Larseo offer a free trial or demo of its platform?
Larseo does not offer a free trial, but we do offer a free plan.
What happens to my data if I cancel my subscription?
If you choose to cancel your subscription, your data will be saved but you will no longer have access to the paid features. Additionally, if you remain on the Free account, your data will be deleted after three months.
# Credit System
Pay as you go! No monthly subscription.
### Credit Overview
What is Credit in Larseo?
Credit is a type of currency used on Larseo that lets users use different tools and features on the platform.
How do I know how many Credits I have left in my account?
Users can check their Credit balance by navigating to the "Credits" section in their Larseo Dashboard or in the Account dropdown.
How do I check the Credit consumption for each feature?
Users can check the Credit consumption for each feature and Credit Transaction by clicking on the "Credits" on the Account dropdown.
Are free monthly credits that are not used one month rolled to the next?
No. Free monthly credits are reset every month. However, the credits you purchased separately will be rolled over to the next month.
Can I get a subscription and add credits on top?
Yes. When you are on a subscription, you can still buy "pay as you go" credits. Your monthly credits will be spent first, followed by the pay-as-you-go credits, which will be put on top of your monthly credits.
### Compare the Monthly Credit Amounts of the Different Plans
Feature
Free
Indie
Standard
Professional
Monthly Free Credits
100
2,000
4,000
9,000
Analyze Keyword
1
1
1
1
SERPs Clustering
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
Semantic Clustering
0.25
0.25
0.25
0.25
Get All-In-Title
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
Backlinks Export (per 10 rows)
1
1
1
1
Add-On Price for 1,000 Credits
$11.99
$10.99
$9.99
$8.99
### Purchase Credits
You can visit this link to purchase credits
Larseo provides four packages of Credits, with the **Professional** plan featuring the following prices:
| Package Size | Pirce | Discount | Price per Credit |
| -------------- | ------- | -------- | ---------------- |
| 1,000 credits | $8.99 | N/a | $0.0090 |
| 5,000 credits | $40.46 | 10% | $0.0081 |
| 10,000 credits | $71.92 | 20% | $0.0072 |
| 30,000 credits | $188.79 | 30% | $0.0063 |
As you can see, the more Credits you purchase, the higher the discount you receive on the package price per credit.
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Credits purchased in Larseo never expire and can be used at any time.
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# Support & Feedback
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# Security and Privacy
Larseo is committed to protecting the privacy and security of its users. In this article, we will provide a Q\&A on security and privacy and a guide on how to use Larseo securely.
### **I. General Information**
1. **What security measures does Larseo have in place?** Larseo uses a variety of security measures to ensure the safety and privacy of its users. These include encryption, secure servers, and strict privacy policies.
2. **Is my personal information safe on Larseo?** Yes, Larseo takes the protection of personal information seriously. It has strict privacy policies in place to ensure that user data is kept secure and confidential.
### **II. Account Security**
1. **How can I create a secure password for my Larseo account?** To create a secure password, you should use a combination of upper and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. It's also important to avoid using easily guessable information like your name or birthdate.
2. **How does Larseo protect my account from unauthorized access?** We employ various security measures to protect user accounts from unauthorized access.
3. **What should I do if I suspect that someone has hacked into my Larseo account?** If you suspect that your account has been compromised, you should immediately change your password and contact Larseo's customer support team.
### III. Data Privacy
1. **Does Larseo share my data with third parties?**
Larseo may share user data with third-party service providers to help with its operations, but it does not sell user data to advertisers or other third parties.
We do not share user data with third parties except as required by law.
### VI. Password Management
1. **Can I reset my Larseo password if I forget it?** Yes, users can reset their Larseo password if they forget it. This can be done by following the password reset procedure on Larseo's login page.
2. **How often should I change my Larseo password?** It is recommended that users change their Larseo password every few months to maintain account security.
### V. Guide on Using Larseo Securely
1. **Use a Strong Password:** Use a strong, unique password for your Larseo account, and do not share it with anyone.
2. **Be Careful with Links and Attachments:** Be cautious when clicking on links or opening attachments, as they may contain malware or phishing scams.
3. **Keep Your Device Secure:** Ensure that your device is protected with a strong password and up-to-date security software.
4. **Use Public Wi-Fi with Caution:** Public Wi-Fi can be vulnerable to attacks, so avoid using it to access sensitive information.
### VI. Policy on refunds and cancellations
1. **What is Larseo's policy on refunds and cancellations?**
Larseo's policy on refunds is that once you have made a payment for a subscription or package, it is non-refundable. This means that if you decide to cancel your subscription before the end of the billing cycle, you will not be eligible for a refund.
2. **Can I cancel my subscription at any time?**
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. However, please note that if you cancel your subscription, you will still have access to the package or service you subscribed to until the end of the billing cycle. After that, you will no longer have access to the package or service.
3. **Can I receive a refund if I cancel my subscription?**
No, once you have made a payment for a subscription or package, it is non-refundable. This means that if you decide to cancel your subscription before the end of the billing cycle, you will not be eligible for a refund.
4. **Can I cancel my subscription and then re-subscribe later?**
Yes, you can cancel your subscription and then re-subscribe later if you choose to. However, please note that if you cancel your subscription and then re-subscribe later, you will need to make a new payment for the package or service. This means that any promotional discounts or deals that were available when you originally subscribed may no longer be available when you re-subscribe.
### Conclusion
Larseo takes security and privacy seriously and provides various measures to protect user data. By following the guide on using Larseo securely, you can help ensure the safety of your account and personal information.
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