Marketing Miner

You can connect Marketing Miner to Cursor, Claude, Windsurf, and other AI assistants to analyze keywords and search volume through the Marketing Miner MCP API. This server lets you run MCP clients locally or remotely via Smithery for streamlined keyword data access.

How to use

Use one of two connection methods to run the Marketing Miner MCP server with your MCP client. The HTTP method uses a remote URL hosted through Smithery. If your client supports SHTTP, you can point directly to the remote URL. If your client does not support SHTTP, you can run a local runtime command that proxies to the Smithery-hosted MCP.

How to install

Prerequisites: you need Node.js installed on your machine. You will also need an API token from Marketing Miner for authenticated access.

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build the project (if applicable in your setup)
npm run build

# Set your API token (replace YOUR_TOKEN with your actual token)
export MARKETING_MINER_API_TOKEN=YOUR_TOKEN

# Start the MCP server
npm start

Additional sections

API token management: Obtain your API token from Marketing Miner to authorize requests. Keep this token secret and do not share it in public logs or screenshots.

Connection options: You have two explicit MCP connection options shown here. Use the HTTP-based remote URL if your client supports it. If not, you can run a local runtime command that connects to the remote Smithery URL.

Example remote configurations are provided below to illustrate how you wire the MCP client to Marketing Miner through either a remote HTTP URL or a local stdio command. Ensure you choose the method compatible with your MCP client.