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title: "FAQ: Keywords"
slug: "keyword-recommendations-faq"
description: "Questions about 6sense keywords.  "
tags: ["6sense Keywords", "Intent Keywords", "Keyword Recommendations", "Predictive Score"]
updated: 2026-10-21T21:26:31Z
published: 2026-10-21T21:26:31Z
canonical: "support.6sense.com/keyword-recommendations-faq"
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# FAQ: Keywords

Also refer to other topics in the Keywords category of this website.

#### What does the “does not influence the Predictive score” message mean for a keyword? Why is the keyword greyed out?

6sense filters out weak or less useful keyword data, in the following situations:

- **Weak keyword**: If a keyword appears less frequently than other configured keywords, then it’s considered weak and is not included in the Predictive model.
- **Very common keyword**: If a keyword appears too often across many websites or companies, it’s treated as general noise, not a true indicator.

#### Is there a minimum number of keywords required for the keyword recommendation tool to make recommendations?

No. Instead of requiring a specific minimum number of keywords, 6sense only offers a recommendation if there is a high enough confidence that is relevant to your product.

Recommendations can appear after entering just a couple of keywords. Sometimes you may need to add 5 to 10 or so before the system can identify any recommendations with high confidence.

#### Can I see recommendations for a specific subset of keywords?

No. 6sense can only provide recommendations based on the entire set of keywords currently added for a product category. If this is something you would like to see, please enter a feature request. If there is enough interest expressed, we might expand this functionality.

#### Can I hide or delete any of the recommended keywords?

Hiding or deleting recommended keywords is not supported at this time. If a keyword is currently recommended, it is because it is commonly associated with a subset of your existing keywords. If you feel that a recommended keyword is not relevant, it may naturally stop being recommended in the future as you update your existing keyword configurations.