How to use Research

The easiest way to grow your site is still Autoblog. Autoblog researches your niche, picks topics, writes articles, and publishes them on autopilot.

Use Research when you want to look at a topic yourself: keywords, clusters, competitors, and a content brief. Open it from the sidebar, or go to Research.

What Research includes

After you run a query, results open in these tabs:

• Overview — A summary of the opportunity, including where to start.
• Clusters — Related subtopics grouped together so you can cover a theme, not just one keyword.
• Keywords — Related terms with search volume, difficulty, and intent.
• Competitors — Pages that already rank, plus how they frame the topic.
• Content Brief — An outline you can use in the AI Article Writer or an Autoblog campaign.

How to run a research query

1. Open Research.
2. Set the location under the search box if you want results for a specific country or market.
3. Enter a keyword or topic, for example home renovation or business insurance.
4. Click Research.

You can also start from a workflow card instead of a blank search:

• Keyword Research — Discover related keywords, volume, difficulty, and intent.
• Topic Research — Map clusters and see how ideas group together.
• Analyze Competition — See who ranks and where they leave openings.
• Build a Content Brief — Research the SERP and build an outline.

If you already know the topic, type it into a workflow card and continue. Junia opens the matching results tab.

What to do with the results

If you want Junia to keep publishing for you, put the best titles into an Autoblog campaign (Custom Campaign) or just use Done For You and skip this step.

You can also:

1. Open the Content Brief for talking points and structure.
2. Write a single article in the AI Article Writer.
3. Add titles to an existing campaign in the Content Planner.

Need help?

If something looks wrong with a research result, email support@junia.ai and include the exact query you used.