> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.adalysis.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.adalysis.com/tools/audit/prebuilt-alert-list/search-terms/new-keywords-from-search-terms.md).
# New keywords from search terms
Adalysis analyzes your search term data and identifies high-performing search terms as potential new keywords. You'll see the alert on your **Audit alerts** screen.
### View potential positive keywords
From your alert, you can click **View search terms** for a list of potential new keywords. The view will then switch to **Manage** > **Search Terms**.
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By default, this is based on two conversions in the last 90 days, excluding existing keywords. However, you can edit these criteria under **Audit > Audit settings** > **Prebuilt** > **Search terms**.
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### Add search terms as keywords
To add the search terms as exact match keywords, select them and click **Add as keyword**. You can then choose from existing ad groups or create a new one.
You can also modify the keyword text and other parameters before creating your new keywords.
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Want to add search terms that meet your criteria automatically as exact match keywords? Set an automatic action in **Audit > Audit settings** > **Prebuilt** > **Search terms**.
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