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The Ocean Marketing Local Keyword Generator

Browser tool that builds and groups service×city keyword lists for local SEO and PPC, then exports CSVs.

What it does

What it is and who uses it The Ocean Marketing Local Keyword Generator is a free, browser-based utility for marketers who need structured local keyword lists. It’s aimed at SEO and PPC practitioners working with U.S. locations who want to clean up raw keyword lists, generate consistent service-by-city variants, and export the results as CSVs without signing up or uploading data to a server. Automatic city detection Paste a mixed list of geo-modified search phrases and the tool extracts U.S. city names and groups matching keywords into per-city buckets. It detects multi-word city names and helps tidy up competitor or legacy lists so you can see which phrases correspond to which locations. Generate every service×city combination Provide one list of service terms and one list of cities (or use a {city} placeholder) and the generator produces every pairing. This makes it straightforward to create consistent inventories of geo-modified keywords for multi-location SEO, PPC ad-group planning, or content outlines. Fill keyword gaps across locations The tool identifies service patterns present in the detected locations and recreates missing patterns so each city ends up with comparable keyword concepts. Use this to equalise coverage across locations for fair rank-tracking or consistent landing page briefs. Copy and export by city (CSV) You can copy individual city groups or download the full output as a CSV for use in spreadsheets, trackers, or campaign workflows. The export-focused output is designed for easy handoff to writers, trackers, or bulk upload workflows. Client-side processing and geographic scope All processing is performed in the browser according to the product page, meaning entered keywords are not uploaded to the site. The tool’s documented detection index focuses on U.S. cities, so non-U.S. city detection is not guaranteed and should be verified for international needs.