Generate keyword ideas with AI, import your existing lists from Excel, or pull keywords straight from your WordPress content. One clean, deduplicated list per project.
A good keyword list rarely comes from one source. Neogenio lets you generate ideas with AI, import a spreadsheet you already have, or pull straight from your existing WordPress content. Duplicates are caught automatically along the way.
AI generation for new ideas, Excel import for lists you already have, and WordPress import for keywords your existing articles target. Everything lands in one project-scoped list.
Imports detect duplicates within your file and against keywords already in the project, including variants that differ only by diacritics or spacing. You see exactly what was imported and what was skipped.
Keywords carry category and distribution stats, so you can see at a glance where your content plan is heavy and where it's thin.
From an empty project to a usable, deduplicated keyword list, in three steps: add keywords from any source, review exactly what came in, then put them to work in clustering or article generation.
Generate with AI, upload an Excel file, or import from your WordPress site.
See what was imported, what was skipped as a duplicate, and how keywords distribute across categories.
Select keywords and send them to clustering, article generation, or rank tracking.
Three ways to build a list. Duplicates handled for you. Ready for the next step.
Generate ideas with AI, import a spreadsheet you already have, or pull from your existing WordPress content.
The same keyword never enters twice, so the list stays clean as it grows across projects.
Every keyword is categorised and connected to clustering, SERP analysis and article generation.
Generate ideas with AI, import a spreadsheet you already have, or pull from your existing WordPress content.
The same keyword never enters twice, so the list stays clean as it grows across projects.
Every keyword is categorised and connected to clustering, SERP analysis and article generation.
Spreadsheet import, From WordPress and Manual entry.
Excel files are supported for bulk import. Each row becomes a keyword with its category and metadata.
They're detected and skipped, both duplicates inside your file and keywords already in the project. The import report lists them, so nothing disappears silently.
Yes. The WordPress import reads your connected site's content and extracts the keywords your published articles already target.
No. Keyword lists are scoped per project, so an agency managing several client blogs keeps every list separate.
You describe your topic or niche, and Neogenio suggests relevant keywords you can review and add selectively. You choose what enters the list.
Limits depend on your plan. Imports report clearly if a limit is reached rather than failing quietly.
People starting their keyword list usually ask about file formats, duplicate handling, and where the keywords go next. Here's what we tell them.