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Issues with Keyword Comparison in Workbook for SEO Analysis | Clay

Issues with Keyword Comparison in Workbook for SEO Analysis

·Jun 18, 2025 01:44 PM·

Hi - I have a workbook trying to compare the number of times my website and competitors mention specific keywords, but I am getting 0 results across the board even I know the keywords are mentioned on the websites. I have tried Argon and GPT 4.1 and am getting the same results

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This could be happening for a few reasons: 1. Your search parameters might be too restrictive. Try broadening your keyword terms or adjusting how you're specifying them. 2. For the "Find Keywords" feature, ensure you're correctly formatting your input - both the keywords list and the text body you're searching. 3. Try using our Claybook template for keyword searches - it provides a structured approach to finding keywords on websites. 4. Verify your input data format is correct and double-check your prompts before running tasks. If you continue experiencing issues, please share more details about your specific setup so we can troubleshoot further.
Sources: Find Keywords with Clay Claybooks: Perform Google searches and find web pages that mention specific keywords | Clay.com Find Keywords in Website with Google | Clay.com
Cori H.
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I'm getting a runtime error for the find keywords?
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Runtime errors with the "Find Keywords" feature can occur for several reasons: 1. Try clearing your browser cache and refreshing the page, which often resolves persistent error messages. 2. Check your input format - ensure your keywords are properly comma-separated and your text body is correctly formatted. 3. Verify your search parameters aren't too restrictive and your input data format is correct. If the issue persists, please share more details about the specific error message you're seeing and a screenshot if possible.
Source: Find Keywords with Clay