Is there a good tool for finding co-occurance words/terms?

[jim_shook]

It would be great if there was a tool that helped find words/terms frequently used with other terms.

For example, a search in this theoretical tool for "mobile app development" could bring up "iPhone app development" and "mobile app design" as examples of frequently co-occuring words.

Any ideas or tools for this kinda thing?

[Leonie-Kramer]

Hi,

Ubersuggest is maybe something you can try. http://ubersuggest.org/
It's a bit limmited, but sometims still some good suggestions.

[jim_shook]

Looks cool. Not exactly what I'm looking for but thanks for the rec

[Linda-Vassily]

This is not exactly what you were asking about, but you could look at: http://www.ntopic.org/

You submit a keyword and some content and it will tell you how relevant the content is and also suggest keywords that should (and should not) be there (and how often) in order to improve relevance.

[adamxj2]

I've kind of found a hack way to do it… (you need a basic gmail account for this)

I go to Google AdWords, under the Tools tab I click "Keyword Planner".

Then under the "search for new keyword and ad group ideas" I enter in the keyword. When you click "Get Ideas" it will give you a whole listing of relevant keywords.

The purpose of this service is obviously to sell you the campaign but I use it to get keyword ideas. It also shows the competition for the words and how many people search the words monthly, so that's a bonus!

There's probably a better way out there and I'm sure there's a resource for this specifically…but this does the trick for me