User Manual: SERP Keyword Clusterizer
4-stage keyword grouping workflow based on real-time Google SERP URL overlap, negative stop-word filtering, and structured Excel file generation.
Prerequisites & Preparation:
- Open Keyword Clusterizer in your AKRAMYS dashboard.
- Prepare your keyword list spreadsheet in .xlsx or .csv format.
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Stage 1: File Upload and Market Geo Selection
Drag and drop your .xlsx or .csv keyword file. Select the target search geography and language (Ukraine, USA, UK, Germany, Poland). Optionally enter your site domain into 'Client Domain'. Click 'Analyze File'.
Stage 2: Negative Stop-Word Review
The AI inspects your vocabulary and lists detected stop-words with occurrence frequencies. Select words to filter out or enter custom negative terms into the input box. Click 'Start Clustering'.
Stage 3: Cloud SERP Overlap Processing
The engine gathers real-time Google TOP 10 search results for each query and calculates URL co-occurrence overlap, showing a live progress bar.
Stage 4: Downloading Structured Excel Output
Click the 'Download Result (.xlsx)' button to save your formatted spreadsheet containing clean cluster groups, primary marker queries, and landing page assignments.
Downloading clustered files
Click 'Download Result (.xlsx)' on the final completion screen to save the output file to your device.
User Manual: SERP Keyword Clusterizer
Launch the tool in your dashboard or view its product overview page.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What file formats are accepted on upload?
Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) and standard CSV (.csv) files are supported.