We first need to access our “Autocomplete” sheet and access the value contained in the cell “A2”. Now we need to enter the script editor in the tools tab of Google Sheets and start to build our suggestions function. Lets set up a basic Google sheet with a single seed keyword. The format of this file has as the root element of the XML, are then the children of this root element and finally as the child of the elements. The response is an XML file with 10 suggestions. LANG is the language of the returned queries.ĮXAMPLE_QUERY is the input seed query to base suggestions from.ĬOUNTRY_CODE is the country to return results from E.G. The above snippet is an example request where: The API doesn’t require an API key and the data is accessed via a simple HTTP request. The suggest API utilises Google autocomplete and returns suggested terms from an input seed keyword. While useful for highlighting a keyword or two, the process of inputting individual terms into Google’s search box to determine suggestions, can get quite tedious. These suggested terms are based on what other people are searching for using your input term and therefore may provide useful keyword suggestions. One basic tool to hunt for new keywords to rank for is Google autocomplete – the process of simply beginning to type in the Google search box and letting Google suggests possible search terms based on what you’ve input. Knowing which keywords to target can be difficult, especially for a smaller business that may not yet rank for many, or established businesses looking to find additional terms they may be overlooking. For a company looking to improve its online presence, the keywords they rank for online, and their position, are crucial.
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