Go to your keyboard shortcuts and search for "Go to Next Keyframe" -- in my case it's the "Effects Control Panel." Alt+D for Next, and Alt+A for Previous. This is also good because you might customize, or use a template of another app.

I recommend if you need advice, use "site:reddit" in the search bar, that way you can avoid community.adobe.com that says things like "use Adobe help" because it's clear, they don't, otherwise they'd know why we search the internet. I mean, if I want to be blamed for not doing something right, or "well, that's not how it works".

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The direct answer is quite better, actually.  :-) Maybe because the google search is better navigator than any help logic :-(

Please people we are not in the 90s anymore. Everything is on the internet these days.

As long as the application is not a simple one (let's say with four buttons/functions and one page help) this is the better way to find answers.

Ergo I find your answer rude mr. @Todd_Kopriva. Especially having in mind you are representing Adobe.

Well I for one am glad to have found this question in the forums rather then having to dig through a help file!

Command + right/left arrow on Mac.

For Windows change the Command with Control I suppose.