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# SEO Research

SEO Research Steps provide comprehensive search intelligence tools to power your content strategy and organic growth initiatives. These steps connect directly to leading SEO platforms, giving you access to valuable keyword, competitor, and performance data within your workflows.

The SEO Research Steps include:

1. [**Moz**](/actions/workflow-concepts/workflow-steps/seo-research/moz.md) -- access domain authority and link metrics
2. [**DataForSEO Steps**](/actions/workflow-concepts/workflow-steps/seo-research/content-+-seo.md)
   1. **Keyword Ideas from Domain** -- discover potential keywords that a domain could target
   2. **Keyword Ranked For** -- identify keywords a domain currently ranks for and their metrics
   3. **News Research** -- find keyword mentions in recent news articles
   4. **Related Keyword Finder** -- uncover semantically related keywords
   5. **Related Searches Finder** -- access Google's related search suggestions
   6. **Web Research** -- retrieve keyword-relevant content snippets from the web
   7. **On-Page SEO Analysis** -- analyze a URL's SEO structure and content
3. [**Google Search Console**](/actions/workflow-concepts/workflow-steps/seo-research/google-search-console.md) -- retrieve search performance data and indexing status

These steps can be combined with other AirOps capabilities to automate SEO research, build data-driven content strategies, identify competitive gaps, and optimize existing content for better search performance.


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