Single-word counts say “shoes”. Phrase counts say “trail running shoes” and “for women” — the topics and modifiers you should actually build pages for.
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best running shoes
cheap running shoes
running shoes for womenPhrase Frequency: 1 repeated phrase
running shoes ▇▇▇▇▇▇ 3Settings used: Phrase length: 2 words
Counts the two- and three-word phrases that recur across your list — where topic clusters and modifiers show up that single-word counts miss.
Word Frequency tells you “shoes” appears 400 times; phrase frequency tells you “running shoes”, “trail running” and “for women” are the combinations people actually search. It counts every two-word and three-word sequence in your list and ranks the ones that repeat.
Phrases that start or end with a stop word (“for the”, “shoes for”) are skipped by default so the list surfaces real topics, not grammar. Turn the option off to see modifiers such as “for women”.
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That is what Word Frequency does. This report focuses on multi-word phrases, which are more useful for grouping keywords.
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