The Scenario
You started the week with sixty product keywords your team wants to evaluate before deciding which category to enter. They're sitting in column A of your Keywords worksheet — seed terms, some broad, some specific, pulled from customer conversations and competitor listings over the past month.
Your job today is to put Jungle Scout search volume and competition scores next to each one so the team can sort and score them in this afternoon's product strategy session.
The bad version:
- Open Jungle Scout, enter keyword one, read off the volume and competition score, switch back to the workbook, type them into B2 and C2.
- Repeat that sixty times, watching the afternoon session approach while you're on row eighteen.
- Discover on row forty-three that the competition score format in Jungle Scout doesn't match what the team expected, and that you've been transcribing a different metric for the last twenty rows.
Nobody hired you to do data entry for sixty rows at four minutes a row. The decision this data unlocks is worth the analysis time — the lookup itself is not the job.
The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI
SheetXAI is an AI agent that lives inside your Excel workbook. It reads your data, connects to Jungle Scout, and writes back what you need. One prompt.
I have 60 seed keywords in column A of my Excel sheet. Pull the Jungle Scout search volume, relevance score, and organic product count for each and fill columns B, C, D.
SheetXAI reads column A, calls Jungle Scout for each keyword in sequence, and fills columns B, C, and D with the returned metrics. No switching between tools, no manual transcription.
What You Get
- Column B filled with monthly search volume for each keyword in column A.
- Column C filled with the Jungle Scout relevance score, formatted consistently across all sixty rows.
- Column D filled with organic product count.
- Any keywords that return no data are flagged in column E so nothing silently goes missing.
What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready
The keywords have extra characters or inconsistent spacing
Clean each keyword in column A — strip leading/trailing spaces, lowercase everything, remove special characters — then fetch Jungle Scout search volume and competition score and write into columns B and C.
Some keywords are too broad and return no competition score
For each keyword in column A, fetch Jungle Scout search volume and competition score. If a keyword returns no competition score, write "n/a" in column C and flag it yellow so I can review it.
The keyword list is split across two worksheets and I want results in one place
Combine the keywords from column A of the Seed Keywords worksheet and column A of the Imported Keywords worksheet into a single sorted list, then fetch Jungle Scout search volume and competition score for each and write the full results into a new worksheet called Keyword Research.
Full kill-chain: deduplicate, enrich, and score in one prompt
Deduplicate the keyword list in column A of my Keywords worksheet, then for each unique keyword fetch Jungle Scout search volume and competition score, write them into columns B and C, and add a calculated Priority Score in column D as: search volume divided by (competition score times 10), formatted to two decimal places.
The pattern is to ask for the cleanup and the enrichment in a single instruction — the workbook comes out ready to use, not ready to be reformatted.
Try It
Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open an Excel workbook with your keyword list in column A, then ask it to pull Jungle Scout search volume and competition scores for the whole list at once. Or explore the related spoke on pulling 12-month keyword trend history, or return to the Jungle Scout integration overview.