Last Updated: August 16, 2026
What this app is
Conversion Fuel Keyword Data is the internal keyword research tool we use at Conversion Fuel. It looks up how often people search a given phrase on Google. We use those numbers to decide which topics and pages our clients should build.
The app is for our own staff. It runs from the command line on company machines. There is no public version, no sign-up page, and no way for anyone outside the company to reach it.
What it does with Google Ads data
The app connects to the Google Ads API and asks for one thing: the average monthly search volume for a list of keywords. That is the only reason it asks for access to a Google account. It saves those numbers to a file on our machine and prints them as a table.
It reads and never writes. The app creates no campaigns, changes no bids, uploads nothing, and pauses nothing in any advertising account.
Why it needs access to Google Ads
Search volume lives inside Keyword Planner, which is part of Google Ads. Nowhere else carries the real figure. Reading it requires the Google Ads API.
Who uses it
Casey Brown and Conversion Fuel staff. Clients never touch the tool. They see the results inside a written report, the same way they see the rest of our work.
What we store
The keyword and its search volume, in a file on our own machine. We store no personal information, and we pass nothing to anyone else.
Contact
Questions about this tool can go to the contact details on our contact page. How we handle information is covered in our privacy policy.