Phillipstemann

Keyword Revealer Review: Find New Interesting Backlinks

Wed, 27 Sep 2023 16:26:26 +0200

I stumbled upon Keyword Revealer while looking for tools to help me create a topical map. Keyword Revealer was supposedly able to do this, so I wanted to put it to the test.

I tested out all modules, and while there are some interesting modules, like the backlink analysis module, I still feel they’re missing out, but let’s get into it.

Pros And Cons Using Keyword Revealer

Keyword Revealer has potential, and the backlink analysis is my favourite module. It allows you to track and find all backlinks for your website. But here is a quick overview of my pros and cons after using Keyword Revealer for some days.

Pros of Keyword Revealer

Cons of Keyword Revealer

Get inspired for your SEO topical map

Don’t let my ranking keep you from trying Keyword Revealer. It still has great potential.

The backlink analysis module alone is super interesting and helps you find new backlinks to pursue.

 3/5

What Is Keyword Revealer?

Keyword Revealer is an SEO tool to help you run keyword research, monitor your keywords by tracking their position in the SERPs, and monitor your backlinks as well.

It’s a tool which has been around since 2013, so they have a lot of years in the industry, and I believe that’s why their backlink analysis module is so good.

Based on my experience, I found it super easy to use. It’s a very simple SEO tool with only 5 modules, and they all work decently.

It’s great for anyone focused on SEO for your website who is looking to monitor their backlinks and find new backlink opportunities.

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Keyword Revealer Review Features

Keyword Revealer consists of 5 main modules, where the keyword research and keyword brainstorming modules are connected to help you find relevant keywords.

But let’s get into it and start with the keyword research module.

Keyword Research: Find Potential Keywords

Now, for the keyword research tool, I was interested in seeing how well it would perform by finding long-tail keywords based on my seed keyword.

And let me just break it to you now: the keyword research tool from Keyword Revealer has a long way to go.

But to break it down, there are primarily 2 things missing for it to be much better. More data and more filtering options.

The filter option I use most in keyword research tools is to see questions only, and it’s not possible with Keyword Revealer’s keyword research module.

You can see all the general data, such as keyword searches and keyword difficulty scores, which are also great. But if I want to improve my keyword rankings in the search engines, I need long-tail keywords with little to no competition.

I think the lowest keyword difficulty I stumbled upon was 21 after using the tool more, and that’s not where I want to be when my domain rating is 13.

I know we can’t compare them, but by using Ahrefs, I can find keywords with 0 competition and 0 keyword difficulty scores. So they have a long way to go, but it’s a decent start.

Domain search is something you can also do with the keyword research tool from Keyword Revealer, and this works very well.

One thing is that you can enter your own domain and see how you’re ranking in the search engines, but what I really like is that you can enter your competitor’s domain and see what keywords they’re ranking for in the search engines.

This allows you to go beyond your seed keyword and find new keywords you’re not already focused on with your SEO efforts.

Write an article targeting that keyword, and then start the rank tracking for the keyword. Then, you’re well on the way to expanding your brand and generating more traffic.

Simply just repeat the process for all your competitors. If you haven’t performed a competitor analysis, I really recommend you watch my Serpple review.

Keyword Brainstorm: Start Your Topical Map

In the keyword brainstorming tool, when I first saw this, I was excited. This was an opportunity to start creating a topical map, so I had to give it a go.

I tested by entering a seed keyword, like WordPress. And out it gave me a couple of categories, and that’s how it works. It gives you high-level categories.

The categories were decent, but I wasn’t blown away. I’ve seen the same categories using TopicMojo and even WriterZen. But at the same time, it also tells me what it suggests is like the other tools.

When I then wanted to get some subcategories, it just referred me to the keyword research tool, and it would be great if it would run another brainstorm on the category to get subcategories.

I found out later on that if you click on the yellow circle, then you actually get subcategories. They’re definitely, again, great for inspiration, but I still don’t feel I have an overview, as I can only see one subcategory at a time.

So, it’s not a tool I would use for creating a topical map, but it’s decent for researching and inspiration for when you create your topical map.

The more keyword research tools you use, the more keywords you end up with, whether it’s long-tail keywords or categories for your topical map.

Rank Tracker: Monitor And Track Your Keywords

The rank tracker is super simple; you can enter your keywords, and then Keyword Revealer will ensure you check your keyword rankings daily.

One thing I found was when you enter your keywords the first time, you don’t get your ranking immediately. You have to wait up to 24 hours to see your keyword rankings.

On a daily basis, it totally makes sense, but as I’m adding my keyword, I want to see my keyword rankings immediately, just like any other rank-tracking tool.

That said, then you can see your historical ranking, and that’s more or less it. You don’t get any functionality you don’t get with Google Search Console. It’s simple, and it works.

Backlink Analysis: Monitor And Find New Backlinks

The backlinks analysis is my favourite module with Keyword Revealer. It’s such a solid module, and you have many options.

First off, you can enter your own domain to monitor your own backlinks. Simply checkmark them and save them to your list; in the saved links section, you can monitor them.

This is super useful if you want to ensure a guest post you made on another website doesn’t lose the link to your website, for example. Or if you just want to monitor a specific backlink.

Pro-tip: You can enter your competitor’s domain and see all their backlinks. This you can use for inspiration, reach out to the domains and give them a proposition to link to your website.

Site Analysis: Get An Overview Of Your Domain

The site analysis from Keyword Revealer requires at least the pro plan at $17.5, so I didn’t get to test that as I was on the basic plan, but I read about it, so let me share my thoughts.

It’s a decent way to get an overview of your website, where you can see your website authority, graphs of your backlinks, Alexa rank and much more.

It’s not something I haven’t seen before, but it’s always great to get insights about your website. If you want to see one of my favourite site audit tools for insights, then watch my SiteGuru review.

Alternatives to Keyword Revealer

Keyword Revealer has a lot of alternatives, but I’ve tried to pick 2 which are closely related with a focus on backlinks and building a topical map.

WriterZen

WriterZen is, to this date, the best tool I’ve tried for building a topical map on autopilot.

It’s so good at finding large datasets within your seed keyword and building out the categories.

On top of this, WriterZen offers great modules for keyword research and content optimisation.

TopicMojo

TopicMojo is purely for getting data and keywords and helping you get data from multiple sources, not only Google.

It does it so well, and it’s one of my favourite tools to start with when I need a spark of inspiration.

Who Is Keyword Revealer Made For?

If you’re looking to up your SEO game and start to pursue more backlinks, then Keyword Revealer is perfect for you.

You can combine this with the backlink analysis module to ensure you keep the backlinks you pursue.

Lastly, if you’re looking to build a topical map for your website, which I’ll strongly recommend to you, then Keyword Revealer can help with this as well.

It’s not going to generate it fully, but you’ll get a ton of inspiration for your topical map, and Keyword Revealer makes it quite easy.

Wrap-Up: Is Keyword Revealer Worth It?

Yes, Keyword Revealer is worth it purely because of the backlink analysis module. It’s also clear to me that their pricing reflects the product. It’s a super cheap product because they know they’re still missing some elements to be able to compare themselves to WriterZen, for example.

The keyword research module is super basic and is missing data. And the brainstorming module doesn’t bring depth to make it possible to create a topical map.

For the keyword research module, I did find it difficult to find long-tail keywords, and sometimes, when I used a seed keyword, it didn’t bring any results.

So, if you’re looking for an SEO tool in development but with a focus on monitoring your backlinks and finding new backlinks, then I think Keyword Revealer is for you.

Monitor your backlilnks

If you’re looking to find new backlinks to pursue for your website, then give Keyword Revealer a try.

Afterwards, you can start your topical map as well using the brainstorming module using Keyword Revealer.

 3/5

SiteGuru Review: Favourite Tool For SEO Experiments

Mon, 25 Sep 2023 16:08:58 +0200

SiteGuru was one of those SEO tools which positively surprised me because it’s so much more than just a site audit tool.

Sure, you can run a thorough site audit and get a long to-do list with tasks to do, but my favourite part about SiteGuru is that you can run SEO experiments and automatically track them.

Let me dive into it.

Pros And Cons Using SiteGuru

I still use SiteGuru today, and every week, it analyses my website and ensures every image is optimised, and I’m optimised on my content for specific keywords and much more. The weekly audit is my favourite email of the week.

So here are my pros and cons.

Pros of SiteGuru

Cons of SiteGuru

Run SEO experiments on auto-pilot

SiteGuru is not only a fantastic SEO site audit tool, but it also has the capabilities to help you run SEO experiments.

So, if you’re looking to increase your rankings with actionable tasks generated from SiteGuru, then try it today.

 4/5

What Is SiteGuru?

SiteGuru is an SEO tool that helps you ensure your entire technical setup is on point while helping you monitor it as well.

Every week, it runs a site audit on your website to find issues you need to work on, and you end up with a to-do list with solutions on how to solve each issue.

On top of this, you can run SEO experiments on the platform and let SiteGuru monitor your progress to see if your rankings are increasing or decreasing.

Overall, it’s a great SEO tool to have at hand if you’re struggling with your technical setup or if you want to monitor your SEO experiments automatically.

SiteGuru Review Features

SiteGuru has many features, and I’ll try to go through each of them and let you know my thoughts after using SiteGuru for a couple of months now.

Let’s start with the overview.

Overview Of Your SEO Efforts

In the overview, you can see your actionable list on the left, some statistics on the right, your top keywords, a sitemap of all your pages, and their score.

The score is based on 12 measurement points, everything from page speed score to alt texts and if you have an H1 heading.

The to-do list is awesome because this is where you start your work, simply from the top and working down. SiteGuru tells you what to do.

I will also highly recommend you integrate your Google Search Console because then, on the right, you get a nice graph of your traffic, but later, I’ll show you that you’ll get an overview of the content you might want to update.

You also get access to a timeline where you can see the average score of your entire website and how it’s going based on the measurement points.

In this timeline, then, you will also be able to see all your changes so you can backtrace them if you want to redo something or if something is working and you want to do more of that.

SEO Goals And SEO Experiments

This is by far my favourite module with SiteGuru.

Whatever article you want to improve the rankings for, you enter your target keyword, choose the page ranking for the keyword and then set the position you want to target for the article.

And based on this, you get up to 8 suggestions on how to improve your page:

Build links
Improve content
Title optimisation
Meta description optimisation
Headings
Internal links
Add a keyword in the URL
Pagespeed score

For each suggestion, you get a plan on how to improve it. Often, you’ll have to work on building links and internal links and improve the content.

These are not SEO issues, and these are just ways to improve your content and, therefore, improve your rankings.

SEO Insights

SEO Inishgts is where you get an overview of everything related to your keywords. The Insights module consists of 7 modules:

Dashboard overview
Keywords
Content
Low-hanging fruit
Click-through rate
Content requiring attention
Branded keywords

The dashboard is an easy overview of everything. Here, you can see your search performance in the search engines, your traffic, top-performing pages and much more.

All this data is pulled from Google Search Console and combined with the logic from SiteGuru. It’s a great customer experience, in my opinion.

The low-hanging fruit module is super interesting. Here, you have a bunch of small tasks to do for high impact.

And lastly, the module telling you what content requires attention is also great. Because your content most likely will peak after 10-12 months, and then it’ll slowly decrease.

That’s why you need to update your content, and this module helps with just that.

Overview Of Your Content

This module is all about your content, and it’s funny because, normally, we would see a dedicated area for all SEO issues.

But for the SEO audit in SiteGuru it’s divided into multiple categories and combined with a lot of other data. I personally really like that. It makes it much easier to work with.

The content module consists of 6 modules, and they’re not big modules, but they make a difference in your optimisation:

Page titles
Meta descriptions
Headings
Word count
Image alt texts
OG tags

All these modules are lists that tell you whether your titles use your focus keyword, and the same for meta descriptions.

For the image alt texts, just check if you’re using alt texts, and the same goes for OG tags for social media.

These are issues you’ll normally see in SEO reports, but it’s so much easier to handle in this format as an online SEO tool.

What I really like about the page titles, meta descriptions, and headings is that you can use AI to generate content, and often it’s really good.

I’ve optimised some of my meta descriptions and titles using AI, but it required some minor tweaks. This shows that you don’t need to be an SEO expert to use SiteGuru, and it’s really an excellent tool.

Your Technical SEO

Now, SiteGuru has an entire module dedicated to the really technical aspect of your SEO metrics and aspects.

SiteGuru is an effective tool and SEO audit tool, which is why you will find so many modules checking your website on hundreds of points.

The technical module consists of 6 submodules:

Indexation
Sitemap
Canonical URLs
Pagespeed
Structured data
Hreflangs

What all these submodules have in common is that to fix any issues highlighted, you fix them once, and then they’re fixed globally forever, or until you change something by mistake or Google changes their algorithms.

This is a module where if you’re using WordPress or other CMS’ then you won’t have any issues in here. If you do, then it should be fairly easy to fix.

The structured data module is the most interesting, in my opinion, as it checks each individual page to see if the structured data has any issues.

Examples of structured data can be an FAQ, recipe or article schema.

Links Report

This is another awesome online SEO analysis tool for all your internal links.

It checks all your broken links, internal links, and internal redirect links and tells you what is broken. You should fix all your broken links as soon as possible, as it creates a bad user experience.

With the most recent helpful content updates from Google, you don’t want to have any usability issues, and you want to have the most easy-to-use website with no errors.

You can also click on a page to see a report where you can see all internal links to the page.

In this page view, you can also see other information about your content, such as:

An SEO audit
Traffic & keywords
Timeline
Pagespeed
Headings

Alternatives To SiteGuru

SiteGuru is unique in its SEO experiments, but the site audit is something I’ve seen before, and I’ve collected the 2 closest competitors to SiteGuru.

Ahrefs Free Site Audit

Ahrefs has the most thorough site audit I’ve tried, and I use it in combination with SiteGuru.

The rest of Ahrefs’ functionality requires you to upgrade, but I highly recommend you sign up for the free site audit. You’ll get so many great actionable things to fix.

Labrika

Labrika is a pure site audit tool, and it’s pretty good at it.

You get close to as many points as SiteGuru. However, you don’t get the experiment module, so you’ll have to keep track of yourself.

But Larbika also offers a content optimisation tool you don’t get with SiteGuru.

Who Is SiteGuru Made For?

SiteGuru is made for bloggers, small businesses, and larger companies who are focused on generating organic traffic.

It’s basically like having an assistant tell you everything that is wrong with your website and how you fix it.

Often, it takes less than 2 minutes to solve an issue, and it’s possible for anyone with just a slight knowledge of their website to use SiteGuru.

If you like to run SEO experiments, then SiteGuru is made for you as well, with automatic tracking of your progress.

Wrap-Up: Is SiteGuru Worth It?

Yes, SiteGuru is definitely worth it. It has saved me countless times where I was missing alt-tags on my images or my meta descriptions were not optimised well enough for my target keyword.

All this happens automatically in the background, where it finds the issues. I don’t have to do anything.

I just receive the report per email every week, and then I fix the issues SiteGuru finds.

Often, it’s issues you need to fix once, and then they’re fixed forever.

So, if you’re looking for an SEO assistant to ensure your website is fully technical optimised, then SiteGuru is for you as well.

Get your technincal SEO in order with SiteGuru

SiteGuru gives you actionable tasks to do to help you get a better performing website.

All the hundreds of measurement points with the SEO goal module only helps you to rank higher for your keywords.

 4/5

Linksy Review: Revolutionary Internal Link-building WordPress Plugin

Wed, 09 Aug 2023 15:13:42 +0200

Internal link building, for me, is some of the most difficult parts because it requires you to know all your posts and where you can link to and from.

It’s a tedious process, and I dread it every time I’m done writing a blog post, but I’ve found a tool that automates this.

Linksy shows you, based on your content and keywords, what other blog posts are closely related.

Key Takeaways

Increase your organic traffic by adding internal links to your content.
Automate your entire internal link-building process with Linksy, a super simple WordPress plugin.
Get an overview of all your anchor texts to optimise and ensure no duplicates.

Pros And Cons Using Linksy

So Linksy has a lot of great features that make it easy to interlink your posts, but they’re also lacking in some areas.

Here are my Linksy pros and cons.

Pros of Linksy

Cons of Linksy

Increase your organic traffic with internal links

Linksy is one of those WordPress plugins you install, and then it just works from the start and saves you time.

My favourite feature is the overview of the anchor texts, so I ensure it’s fully optimised and I have no duplicates.

 4/5

What Is Linksy?

Linksy is a WordPress plugin which scans all your blog posts and uses natural language processing to find relevant blog posts you can interlink to.

It’s super easy to use, and you get a long list of suggested links you can add by simply clicking on a button, and then Linksy takes care of inserting the link.

Linksy supports major page builders such as Gutenberg, Elementor and so on.

They continue to add new features to the plugin, and it’s in rapid development. I’ve been using it for a couple of weeks now, and I’m a fan.

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Linksy Review Features

Now let’s jump into the exciting part. I’ll share my thoughts after using all the features to interlink my blog posts.

Linksy Dashboard: Get An Overview Of Your Links

This is the dashboard, and it’s super simple, which is a thing that goes through the Linksy plugin.

Here you can quickly get an overview of your interlinking efforts and how well you are at using the right focus keywords for your blog posts.

In the link stats, I really like to see the orphaned posts that you want to be 0, and as you can see, I have some work cut out for me.

The anchor cloud is interesting as well because you want to avoid duplicate anchor texts to some extent.

Overall, I just really like the overview; it’s simple and does what it’s supposed to: Give me an overview of my interlinking efforts.

Linksy Reports: Interlink Your Blog Posts

This is the report overview, and it’s divided into 2 sections.

Internal Links Report
Domains Report

The domains report is just an overview of your external outbound links, where you can get an overview of the domains you link the most to and which posts link to that domain.

The interesting part is the internal links report section.

Here you have an overview of all your posts, and you can segment on the top right to only show orphaned posts.

An orphaned post is a post without any internal links pointing to it. This you want to avoid at all costs. Google says if you don’t even link to your own posts, why should we?

Other than that, then you can hover over a post and add inbound links and outbound links, which I’ll dive more into in the next section.

But one of my favourite features with Linksy is also in this module, and that’s the inbound links overview. Here you can see all the posts linking to a post, and you can see the anchor text.

And the reason why that is amazing is because you want to diversify your anchor texts. if all your internal links to a blog post are the same, then Google will only count them as one.

Pro-tip: Go into your Google Search Console, and find the keywords you’re ranking for. And then use those keywords as anchor texts. It’ll work as a secondary backlink and work very well.

Add Inbound Links With Linksy

And this is where you add the inbound links to a post. So by going from the reports module and clicking on linking in.

Linksy has already scanned your posts, so this is where you’ll get automatic suggestions on where you can interlink.

Strong recommendation: Start with your orphaned posts to ensure every post has at least one internal link.

But each box on the left is another blog post where you can add a link to your current blog post, and it’s as simple as check-marking it and then clicking on apply. Then Linksy takes care of it.

You also get a score for each internal link; the higher the score, the better. The score is based on your target keyword for the blog post.

This is a super nice view, I really like it as it’s simple, and I can add links in multiple blog posts to my blog post in a few seconds.

Add Outbound Links With Linksy

If you want to add outbound links from a specific post, then it’s possible in the editor.

Whether you’re using Gutenberg or Elementor, then it’s possible. But based on my testing, I’ve found it to work better in Gutenberg.

When you’re in the Elementor editor, you don’t have the option to interlink. So you have to open your post in edit mode as on the image, and then on the right side, you have a Linksy box.

And this is super simple, and it suggests an anchor text and a post you can interlink to. All you have to do is mark the links you want to create and create them.

And just to put emphasis on this again, Linksy is so simple, and it shows over and over again.

Anchors Cloud: Get An Overview Of Your Anchor Texts

This is nothing super useful, at least not for me. However, it’s an overview of all your links where you can see the anchor texts.

So on the left, you have the anchor text, and on the right, you have the 2 posts which are involved in the internal link.

You can use this to see if you need to diversify your anchor texts more, but then I’m missing the option to filter on posts, and this I can already do in the report overview.

So I didn’t find this module super useful.

Keywords Rating: Find The Best Keyword For Your Blog Post

This is an awesome module, but it’s missing some key features.

Here you get an overview of all your posts with the target keyword. And each post and target keyword combination gets a score.

The higher the score, the better you’ve been to optimise your blog post for the target keyword.

And this sounds like an awesome idea. However, you don’t get any help on what you can do to optimise your blog post further to get a higher score.

Of course, you can include it in the title, meta description and so on. But some guidelines would be a big help in this module.

If you find that Linksy is using the wrong target keyword, then you can add your own custom keyword and get an evaluation score based on that.

Playground: Test Your Keywords

This is more of an analysis and fun module.

Imagine you’ve found a secondary keyword in Google Search Console, you don’t have a blog post which targets this directly, but you might have some that target the keyword secondary.

You then have 2 options.

Write a new blog post targeting this keyword.
Optimise a current blog post to have a section targeting the keyword.

If you go for the second option, then enter your keyword in the playground module, and let Linksy tell you what blog post has the highest chance of ranking for this keyword.

Settings: Customise Your Linksy Experience

As mentioned, you can customise your experience with Linksy.

Everything from adding the destination post title to links to ignore image URLs and more. There is not much to say about this module, and I’ll just highlight your options.

Link Tags

Open the internal link in a new tab
Add destination post title to links

Link limits

No. of words to skip
Max outbound links per post
Max inbound links per post
Don’t suggest links to posts older than X
Prevent two-way linking
Don’t re-suggest links
Ignore image URLs
Update the “Post modified” date when links created

Categories and post types

Categories to be Ignored for Suggestions
Post Types to Sync

Page limits

Posts to be ignored for suggestions
Show Ignored posts in reports

Alternatives to Linksy

Linksy is one of the simple plugins to work with internal link building for your website, and there is another alternative.

Link Whisper

Link Whisper does the same as Linksy except for one thing. You can’t as easily get an overview of all your anchor texts.

That said, Link Whisper comes with 404 reports, more customisability, supports more languages, and is just a plugin with more functionality.

So if you need simplicity, go with Linksy. Otherwise, go with Link Whisper.

Who Is Linksy Made For?

Linksy is made for anyone using WordPress who is serious about their content.

Interlinking is so important to help spread the SEO juice and increase the session time for your website visitors.

On top of this, then, it also helps Google understand the relations between your blog posts, but I know it’s super difficult.

The more blog posts you write, the easier you lose the overview. And that’s why you need a plugin like Linksy.

So if you’re looking for a plugin which can give you suggestions on what blog posts you could interlink, then Linksy is a great option. It’s not perfect yet, but they’re getting there.

Wrap-Up: Is Linksy Worth It?

Yes, Linksy is worth it if you’re looking for a simple interlinking SEO plugin for your WordPress website.

There are more complicated plugins like Link Whisper, where you get more functionality, such as link reports on 404 and more.

But what I think Linksy does so well is the simplicity. You get a simple setup, and you can still customise it for your needs.

And then it really makes your life easier by telling you what blog posts you should interlink and more.

The playground is a funny addon to see if any of your blog posts have the potential to rank for other keywords.

Get started interlinking

If you’re like me and you just can’t start interlinking your posts, then get a plugin like Linksy.

It simplifies the process, and you can even automate much of it. And what Linksy suggest is 10 times better than not doing any internal link-building.

 4/5

Keyword Chef Review: Thousands Of Low-Competition Keywords

Wed, 02 Aug 2023 14:06:36 +0200

Have you ever tried a keyword research tool where all you get back is keywords with great search volumes, but they’re impossible to pursue because the competition is so high?

I’ve tried this numerous times, so I was super excited when I found Keyword Chef.

Let’s dive in and test it.

Key Takeaways

Use Keyword Chef’s Google Autosuggest integration to find low-competition keywords.
Use credits to analyse the keywords even further to figure out what keywords to pursue.
Use niche insights to find new niches or research your current niche for more information.

Pros And Cons Using Keyword Chef

Keyword Chef is a super simple keyword research tool to use, but it has its pros and cons. Here they are.

Pros of Keyword Chef

Cons of Keyword Chef

Find lucrative keywords at ease

Keyword Chef utilising Google Autosuggest is such an interesting take on performing a keyword research.

Even though it might require a bit more work, you get so many interesting keywords you would never think of.

 3.5/5

What Is Keyword Chef?

Keyword Chef is a keyword research tool that, instead of using a database of keywords, uses Google Autosuggest to find keywords.

By doing this then, they ensure people are performing these searches instead of having to guess based on a database.

It’s a super interesting approach, and it’s just like how LowFruits does it, but they have some different functionality as well.

With niche insights, then you can analyse your niche and find keywords, trends and top performers in your niche.

With top performers, you can see who you should be inspired by with your content.

Overall it’s really an interesting keyword research tool.

Keyword Chef Review Features

Keyword Chef has primarily 3 modules, where 2 of the modules belong to each other, but I’ll take you through all 3 and share my opinion.

Let’s get into it.

Niche Insights: Research Your Niche Or Find A New Niche

The niche insights is an interesting module, and it’s a way to start from a high level and work your way down to find relevant keywords.

You can either click on a category or search on a niche, and they really have a lot of niches. Just by searching for WordPress, it found 26 niches.

For each niche, you get the following data points:

Title
Search volume
CPC
Description
Trend
Keywords
Products
Top performers

Many of these are self-explanatory, but I’ll live into the last 4.

The trend is an image from Google Trends where you can see whether people are searching for your niche or not.

Keywords are a list of keywords related to your niche that you can use to create reports. If your site is new, I wouldn’t recommend you pursue these keywords. Just use them for the Discover module to find profitable keywords.

Products is an overview of affiliated products you can write content for and make an earning. This is an awesome way to mix your blog post content with multiple formats and includes affiliate links.

Lastly, top performers are a list of websites doing well in your niche that you can use for inspiration. If you’re ever in doubt about your next blog post, seek a top performer and get inspired.

Overall I think this is an awesome way to start your journey of finding quality keywords. Choose your niche, click on keywords and use these keywords as your seed keyword when you run a discover report, which I’ll explain in the next section.

Discover: Perform A Keyword Research For Low-Competition Keywords

Keyword Chef’s Discover module is where you perform your keyword research based on a seed keyword or a keyword from one of your content silos.

Simply enter your keyword in the search bar, and then you get a long list of keywords related to the keyword you searched for.

All these keywords are a mix of competitive keywords and search phrases which are easier to rank for.

The only keyword filter you have is the word filter, where Keyword Chef tries to categorise all your keywords.

From here, you mark the keywords you want to create a report for and get average search volume and more data.

Be aware that each keyword you analyse costs you 1 credit, so ensure you only analyse keywords you believe in.

And then it looks like this, so for each keyword, you get the following:

Average search volume
Highest search volume
Lowest search volume
Overview of the SERP on the keyword

I feel we’re missing at least a keyword difficulty score, maybe based on the domain rating on the keyword and even some CPC data as well.

But you do get monthly searches which are the most important because, from that, you can open the SERP and look through the domain rating to define the keyword difficulty score yourself.

Another thing I’m missing is keyword filters. LowFruit is so good at adding filters which makes it easy to find the keywords I’m looking for.

We do have some filter options, but we can only filter on the following:

Average search volume
SERP Score
Missing YouTube video
Missing snippet

Don’t get me wrong, these filters are great, but we need more filters, which require that Keyword Chef implements domain rating and a keyword difficulty score.

We do have some extra filters in the report settings where you can choose what website types to count towards the SERP score.

You can also add your own website to see how it ranks and ignore specific websites like Quora, Reddit etc.

My Reports: Get An Overview Of Your Analysed Keywords

The reports module is super simple, it’s just an overview of all the keyword research reports you’ve run, and here you can archive or delete the reports.

I wish Keyword Chef would add some capabilities to help us create some Keyword Clusters and even add custom keywords as well.

With this type of functionality, we could improve our content creation by working from a topical map and achieving topical authority much faster.

However, you can still do that manually, but it would be great to see that functionality.

Alternatives To Keyword Chef

Keyword Chef is taking a unique approach, and there are not many other tools out there using Google Autosuggest like this.

I’ve found 2 alternatives I feel are close to Keyword Chef.

LowFruits

LowFruits is super similar to Keyword Chef, and it also uses Google autosuggest to find relevant keywords based on your seed keyword.

On top of this, they have more filtering options and overall better research on domain ratings.

And they have more tools to help you perform a keyword research, but ultimately, it’s up to you what tool fits you best.

RankIQ

RankIQ does not use Google Autosuggest to find lucrative keywords. RankIQ has a database of manually found keywords.

And this is super interesting because SEO experts manually vet all these keywords.

And this is something super unique, and the only downside is that the database might become outdated faster than tools using Google autosuggest.

Who Is Keyword Chef Made For?

Keyword Chef is for you if you’re a content creator or blogger.

There are so many keyword tools giving you keywords based on a database. But Keyword Chef finds long-tail keywords which are easy to rank for in your niche.

So if you’ve tried the problem with another SEO tool where you performed a keyword research just to see a lot of keywords with high competition, then Keyword Chef is for you.

If you’re an established website with a high domain rating, then Keyword Chef might not be the best tool for you.

It’s best for niche sites which are fairly small or in a growing phase of finding keyword phrases to rank for.

Wrap-Up: Is Keyword Chef Worth It?

Yes, Keyword Chef is worth it. You get so much functionality about your search volume on your long-tail keywords.

And everything is based on Google Autosuggest, which ensures that people are actually performing these keyword searches.

You’ll sometimes experience spending more time doing your research, but it’s still faster than doing it manually in search engines.

And with the option to perform a wildcard search or a search for a specific search term, well, this makes Keyword Chef even better.

So I can only recommend you sign up for a free trial and find your profitable keywords.

Keyword Chef Review FAQ

Textmetrics Review: Improving SEO Content Readability

Wed, 26 Jul 2023 13:19:20 +0200

Textmetrics is one of those underrated SEO tools that takes no time to run your content through, but the results of using Textmetrics are abnormal.

Textmetrics analyses your content just like the Hemingway Editor and tells you if some paragraphs are too long, are too difficult to read, or are missing some elements.

It’s such an exciting SEO tool, so let’s get into it.

Key Takeaways

It gives you actionable to-dos on how to improve the readability of your content.
Track your pages to see how they’re ranking for a specific keyword.
Run a competitor analysis and compare yourself to your competition daily.

Pros And Cons Using Textmetrics

Textmetrics surprised me, and it’s really different from other content optimisation tools such as Surfer SEO and Frase.

The readability feature is something that sets Textmetrics apart and ensures high content quality.

Pros of Textmetrics

Cons of Textmetrics

Live-Assistant for your SEO assistant

TextMetrics is a solid content optimisation tool to help you write more engaging content, and it’s super easy to use.

You have a live assistant that tells you what to do with your content, whether shortening it or adding bolded words. It’s incredible.

 3.5/5

What Is Textmetrics?

Textmetrics is a content tool for many use cases, but overall it improves the readability of your content and makes it more engaging.

This is a broad result, but you can use it to increase conversion rates. It includes keyword research tools, the ability to track your page performance and much more.

You can use Textmetrics directly in your WordPress website as well because they’ve made it as an SEO plugin for 27 applications, which is super impressive.

Textmetrics is a super underrated SEO tool, and I hope they’ll continue to improve because Textmetrics SEO will become super powerful.

The live assistant that gives you feedback and technical SEO suggestions right now is outstanding, but of course, it can always become better.

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And on top of that, an actionable marketing tip, every week.

Textmetrics Review Features

Now to the features, and overall I’ve been so excited using Textmetrics, but they could still improve some elements, but let’s get into it.

The SEO Content Live Assistant

This is definitely where I spent the most time during my use of Textmetrics. This is the live assistant where you can either write your content or import your content.

You can import it via URL or simply copy and paste your content, and then you get suggestions on the right on how to improve your content.

And based on the analysis then, you get everything from basic content SEO suggestions to suggestions which will improve readability.

Textmetrics content analysis is super thorough, and you get a to-do on the right with everything from shortening your paragraphs to adding more headings.

It’s super easy to use, and one of my favourite suggestions is when the live assistant suggests adding bolded words or cursive words.

On top of this, then, you can use AI to generate a meta title and a meta description to improve the content perspective and your click-through rate in Google.

The content analyser overall is awesome to give you suggestions, and the content checker is constantly running with suggestions.

Pagetrackers: Monitor Your Content

The Pagetracker module is very different from the content optimisation dashboard.

The Pagetracker module is where you basically track your pages for a specific keyword, and it has its pros and cons.

There is no doubt that we always write a piece of content for a primary keyword, but a content piece also always ranks for many variations of that keyword and other keywords as well.

So I wish you could track your page for multiple keywords, but right now, you can only track it for one keyword.

And then you choose your URL and search engine, and then you get your overview. As you can see from the image, I’ve run it on one of my articles, and it goes up and down like all other rankings.

You can also see the top-ranking pages on the keyword, which you can then analyse to find content gaps which you can fill out and hopefully rank higher.

Overall it’s a great module, but I feel it’s missing some functionality.

Content Ranking: Compare Your Content

While you can’t track multiple keywords in the Pagetracker module, then you can do that with the content ranking module.

This is a competitive analysis where you can compare yourself to your competition.

For each competitor, you can compare yourself on your rankings on specific keywords, but you also get a score on how well you’re doing, and of course, the highest score is doing best.

The score is based on how well the domain ranks for the keywords. Because when you create a report, you enter your competitors and the target keywords you want to focus on.

The interesting part is that you can compare yourself to your competitors and ensure to make your content SEO friendly by comparing your content to your competitor if your competitor is ranking higher than you.

Keyword Analysis: Basic Keyword Research

Textmetrics also offer a simple keyword research and analysis tool.

I often used this by entering my seed keyword to get keyword suggestions from the tool.

When I look at it from a Keyword research aspect, then it’s not the best keyword research tool I’ve used, and I also see it as a nice add-on.

The thing is that it doesn’t suggest long-tail keywords, only super competitive keywords, and yes, they have a ton of searches, but they are also nearly impossible to rank for.

It’s super easy to use, though, and you can start your journey here. Enter your keyword in the keyword search option, and then click on use my keyword.

Then you’ll be redirected to the live assistant, and then you can start to write content and get on-page ranking suggestions on what to do in order to write more engagingly.

If you’re looking for a better keyword research tool, then you can try the LowFruits keyword tool, which is my favourite keyword research tool.

Competition: Find Your Content Competitors

If you don’t know your competitors, then Textmetrics also offer a competition module.

You simply enter your domain, choose your search engine, and then Textmetrics finds the keywords you’re ranking for and then your competition on those keywords.

Of course, the more times a domain is shown on your ranking keywords, the closer the competitor is.

The thing is, though, if you’re a new domain or you don’t have that much content, then you won’t be able to use this tool.

It’s purely based on keywords Textmetrics already know from their database.

Pro-tip: If you’re a new website, then manually google your keywords, and then save the domains showing on your keywords. Then you’ll build your competition list.

27 SEO Plugins: Plugins For Any Content Tool

Textmetrics has developed plugins for 27 applications, it’s incredible how thorough they’ve been, and this is everything from CMS such as WordPress and Drupal to content writers like Word and Google Docs.

Here is an exhaustive list of the applications they integrate to:

Outlook
Word
Google Docs
Edge
Chrome
Bullhorn
UKG
Paychex
OTYS
SmartRecruiters
PageUp
Carerix
Recruiterflow
Recruitee
LinkedIn
Visma EasyCruit
Ubeeo
WordPress
Joomla
Drupal
Craft
Umbraco
Sitecore
Expression Engine
Epi Server
Kentico
Adobe Experience Manager

Who Is Textmetrics Made For?

Textmetrics is made for content creators, and even if you send a bunch of sales emails.

Of course, it’s perfect if you’re working with SEO and you want to ensure the content is engaging, easy to read and has the right amount of bolded words etc.

But the readability module makes it perfect for anyone working with content, whether it’s for social media, websites, emails or elsewhere.

Overall, then Textmetrics is a tool for content optimisation in any sense.

So if you’re working with content and you want to improve your search rankings for long-tail keywords, or you’re writing content for social media, then I highly recommend you to give Textmetrics a try.

Wrap-Up: Is Textmetrics Worth It?

Yes, Textmetrics is worth it. It’s such an underrated analysis power tool for you if you’re working with content.

Its primary use is for content creation, and whether that’s blog posts or quick email copies, then the live assistant can help you produce engaging content.

The job posting module is the newest module they’ve added, and they continue to add features. It seems we have a future superstar within SEO tools in the making.

I’ve primarily used it to optimise my SEO content and ensure with solid SEO strategy suggestions that I keep my content engaging and easy to read.

The readability analysis is one of my favourite features, as it really helps me write content for search engines and for humans as well with real-time feedback. It’s simply incredible.

Use Textmetrics if you write content

In the end, I want to highlight that if you’re a content creator looking to make your content more engaging, try Textmetrics.

Their live assistant is just that good, and you can track your content along the way to see if your changes improved the rankings.

 3.5/5

Reword Review: Does This AI Really Write Like You?

Wed, 19 Jul 2023 16:41:53 +0200

Reword is an AI Copywriting tool which has been shown all over my Twitter, so I thought to take time to review it.

Their unique selling proposition is that it’s an AI Copywriting tool that writes just like you.

The AI is trained on your content, and that’s how it knows how to write like you.

I tested this for some time, and I have the results, let’s get into it.

Key Takeaways

Train the AI on your own content via a WordPress plugin or Google Search Console.
Use the user-friendly interface to create stunning articles based on research.
The performance tab contains reader intent, word count, headings count, image count and links count.

Pros And Cons Using Reword

Reword is an interesting AI Copywriting tool because it copies your writing style. We see so many AI Copywriting tools simply using OpenAI’s API, and then it ends up sounding the same.

But after using Reword for some time, here are my pros and cons.

Pros of Reword

Cons of Reword

Train this AI on your content to write like you

Reword is a unique AI Copywriting tool in that it’s trained daily on your content instead of generic content.

On top of this then you get analytics and reader intent that helps you write high-quality content.

 4/5

What is Reword?

Reword is an AI Copywriting tool which is trained on your content to write in your tone of voice.

This is super unique as you often just see AI copywriting tools utilising OpenAI’s API.

Reword achieves this by integrating into either your Google Search Console or via a WordPress plugin if your website is built with WordPress.

Depending on how much content you have, it’ll take a couple of hours to train the AI on your process.

The AI will be trained every single day on your content, so it’ll become better day by day.

You then use small AI tools to create your article from scratch and to ensure your article is written based on research and in the style you want it to be.

Reword Review Features

Now to the exciting part, the Reword features, I’ll take you through the AI training process, the way I create high-quality content using Reword, and the integrations as well.

Let’s get into it.

The AI Training Process

When you first set up Reword, what makes it different from other AI writing tools is that you have to train the AI on your own content.

You can choose to integrate with either Google Search Console or install the WordPress plugin, and I think this is a fantastic feature.

This is definitely what makes Reword unique for content creators, and it’s so easy to set up.

I integrated it with my Google Search Console, and it trained the AI on 349,672 words, and it took a couple of hours before it was done.

There are a couple of things you need to be aware of. If you choose to train the AI via the Google Search Console integration, then it’ll only be trained on the content pieces which are indexed.

If you want the AI to be trained on all content and you’re using WordPress, then you should use the WordPress plugin.

Another thing is that the AI is trained every single day on your content. So the more you use the AI, the better it’ll become at mimicking your writing style.

The Content Creation Process

So this is the AI-powered writing tool editor within Reword, and this is where the magic happens.

Unlike other AI Copywriting tools, Reword is not an AI-driven content creation platform where you enter your target keyword, and then the AI just writes the entire article for you.

You build your article using these small tools on the right side and do this through your entire writing process.

The target audience for this type of AI-powered content creation platform is the content creator who doesn’t want to create their content from scratch but they want full control of the content written.

I personally prefer to have less control and let the AI do the work, but I understand why a tool like Reword exists to not only mimic your writing style but also give you full control of the content.

Overall, then I’m a fan of the AI-powered editor. It has good spacing between the paragraphs, a font which is easy to use and great font size.

On the right, you have your Ai tools, and I like to start by using the tool or question: What subheadings matter to my readers most?

This creates your outline for you, and this is how you should start on your way to outstanding content with Reword.

From there, you can copy a headline and ask the AI to write a section about this topic. This works well, even though the workflow is not as optimised as I would like it to be.

Pro-tip: You can also create an FAQ using the AI tool: What questions do my readers also ask?

By using this tool, you get questions from the search engines, so you’re sure they’re based on research.

So it’s all about being creative. If you can’t find a pre-defined tool for what you need, then you simply ask the AI for what you need.

You can also use comments, where you mark a text and add a comment to the text while giving feedback or if you’re leaving a note to yourself.

And using comments you can also use AI to analyse your text to come up with comments, and it will tell you anything from a statement lacking evidence or a brief step-by-step overview is missing.

Now the performance tab is one of the many standout features and probably one of my favourites, if not the favourite.

Here you get an overview of the following:

Amount of headlines
Word count
Amount of images
Amount of links
Reader intents

Even though AI generates the reader’s intent, they’re on point. They rarely miss the mark, and it helps you so much to guide the article in the right direction.

I think it’s an awesome addon, and it’s one of the best intent features I’ve seen in any AI tool.

Integrations And Connections

Right now, Reword only supports Google Search Console and WordPress, but they’re working on adding a Shopify app and a Webflow app.

And with Google Search Console, you open up any website. Any website taking its content seriously should have Google Search Console running.

But what I find interesting is the Webflow integration. If you’ve tried to write a blog post in Webflow, then you know it’s not a nice experience.

The editor is super small and doesn’t have a nice feeling.

So if Reword could make a seamless integration with Webflow, preferably 2-way integration, then I think they have something interesting for Webflow users.

3 Alternatives To Reword

While no AI Copywriting tool does the same as Reword, there are alternatives where you get different functionality.

Reword is unique in training the AI on your content, but other AI copywriting tools have unique selling propositions.

Here are 3 alternatives to Reword.

KoalaWriter

KoalaWriter does not have the same training capabilities as Reword, but based on my testing, the content is slightly better than Reword.

KoalaWriter also has automatic internal link building, where when you generate your article, you can add URLs to other pages you want to interlink to.

Lastly, then KoalaWriter works in a way where you enter your target keyword and then let KoalaWriter take care of the rest.

It gives you less control but also speeds up your content creation process at the same time.

Surfer SEO

Surfer SEO works much like KoalaWriter, and you enter your target keyword, build your outline and let Surfer SEO create your article.

While the content is decent in quality, it’s a bit expensive per article, as you pay $29.

But if you like the flow of Surfer SEO and the output quality, then you should stick to Surfer SEO. You get a lot of extra functionality to ramp up your SEO efforts.

SurgeGraph

SurgeGraph is an AI tool that has been rapidly developing for the last couple of months.

They’ve managed to develop an AI much like KoalaWriter and Surfer SEO, where you enter your target keyword and let the AI take care of the article.

I really like the writing points you can manage with each section to ensure it’s on the right path for the individual sections.

Who Is Reword Made For?

Reword is a writing software made for the content creator who wants an AI paraphrasing tool to write like them and still maintain full control of what’s written.

If you like to use a tool for each section to ensure your article is on the right track, then Reword is for you.

On top of this, if your website is built with WordPress, then you have even more benefits using the tool and remember: The AI is trained on your content every single day.

The more you use it, the more like you it becomes, it’s really interesting.

Wrap-Up: Is Reword Really Writing Like You?

Yes, Reword writes like you, but it takes time until it completely writes like you, if it ever will.

When I tested it then, I did see some paragraphs and word choices being similar to the way I would write content, but I also saw paragraphs being completely off.

So if you have patience and you really want to succeed with an AI that writes like you, then you’ve found the right tool.

Purely alone on reader intent, Reword makes a great AI Copywriting tool, and it even supports a seamless collaboration between multiple people working on the same article.

Save time using Reword for content creation

While Reword is unique, the way of creating content gives you full control of how the content looks in the end.

On top of this, every small AI copywriting tool is based on research from search engines. I think it’s brilliant.

 4/5

QApop Review: Is This How You Build An Extra Traffic Channel?

Wed, 12 Jul 2023 15:18:20 +0200

If you’re working with content and want to increase your website’s traffic, then Quora is an excellent forum to use.

Quora is a large forum filled with questions where you have the option to answer the questions and add links to your website.

The main issue is that you want to be efficient and answer the questions with the most traffic.

This QApop can help with this, and I’ve been using it since 2021 and have seen it evolve into the incredible keyword research tool for Quora it is today.

So let’s get into it.

Key Takeaways

Find high-traffic questions on Quora, where you can add links to your website.
Track keywords on Quora and be the first to answer.
Answer questions with the AI draft function for efficiency.

Pros And Cons Using QApop

QApop started as a Quora tool where you could only run reports for keywords, and it was a great start, but today you can do so much more.

Here are my pros and cons of using QApop.

Pros of QApop

Cons of QApop

Grow Your Traffic With Quora

QApop has made my efforts on Quora much more efficient, targeting the questions with the most traffic and potential.

On top of this, I’ve automated my efforts with the tracking module, and it works so well.

 4/5

What Is QApop?

QApop is a marketing tool that helps you make Quora a new marketing channel for your website.

It helps you find relevant questions to either write a blog post or to write a perfect answer to generate traffic to your website.

On top of this then, you can track keywords to find unlimited questions. And when you find questions, then you can generate AI-Powered content drafts to become even more efficient.

In summary, you can use QApop to get high-quality traffic to your website if you answer the right questions greatly.

QApop Review Features

Now let’s dive into the exciting part of this QApop review, the actual features.

QApop is divided into 5 modules, and I’ll share my experience with all 5 modules to hopefully help you understand how to use QApop to find relevant questions.

Discovery Module: Find High-Traffic Questions

This module has been added recently, and it’s super efficient. Simply add your keyword on top, and then QApop finds questions on your keyword and sorts them by estimated views per month.

For each question in the list, you get the following:

Question Title
Small description
Views per month
Estimated traffic volume on Google
Keywords the question ranks for

So the thing is, even though a question doesn’t have a lot of traffic now, it might be ranking for more keywords or even be a new question, so it would be an investment for you to answer the question now and then hope it’ll take off.

I really like you get 2 data points on traffic. Both a number on the Quora traffic, but as all questions from Quora rank on Google, you also get estimated traffic from Google and amount of keywords the question ranks on.

This is such an awesome module, and you can easily generate an answer using AI or open the question and answer it manually.

I’m a big fan of this module, and you can see for just the keyword “keyword research” it found 102 questions.

Top Keywords: Analyse Your Website For Keywords

If you’re in doubt about what keywords you should search for in the report or discovery module, then you can use the newest module from QApop, which is Top Keywords.

Simply enter your domain name, and then QApop analyses your website and looks for keywords on your website with traffic on Quora, so you can easily use these keywords in the report module or discovery module.

Another thing which is super interesting is that QApop also works great for finding questions to run ads for on Quora.

If your marketing activities include advertising, you can easily use QApop to run a report and find relevant keywords and questions to run ads on.

This gives you exclusive insights into Quora on how to use it in multiple ways to drive traffic to your website.

Reports: Get A More In-Depth Quora Report Of Questions

If you’re looking to make an informed decision, then the reporting module is where you need to go to.

To find relevant questions for your target audience, simply use the same approach as with the discovery module, where you enter your keyword.

The difference is that you get much more in-depth analysis and data if you want to run Quora ads to find potential customers.

When you run a report, you get the following data points for each question:

Question
QApop score
Relevance
Quora traffic
Keywords
Followers
Views
Answers
Top upvotes

So as you can see, there are many more data points to make the right decision on what question to pursue first.

I found that sorting by the QApop score gives the best results as it sometimes predicts questions that will take off. It’s an awesome feature.

The QApop score is based on an algorithm developed by QApop that combines multiple data points to give the question a score.

If you’re looking to run ads for potential customers, switch the tab to the Quora ads tab.

Here you get much more data again than in the discovery module. And all this data helps you find marketing opportunities to run ads on.

For each question in this list, you get the following:

Question
Contextual score (Uses contextual languages to find the best question for ads)
Behavioural score (Uses behavioural targeting)
Quora traffic
Views
Keywords
Followers

This is a great overview to find the best questions and keywords to run ads for, but if you want keyword ideas to either narrow your search or search differently, then the last tab contains keyword ideas.

You can see this module as a module showing related keywords.

These keywords you can run reports on or add to a report. You can also run them through the discovery module.

I really like this module, as it helps me focus my search on important keywords I might’ve missed.

I often find top-performing questions by running a report on these keyword ideas.

So as you can see now, the reporting module is like the discovery module but with much more data.

Tracking: Track Important Keywords For Your Website

This is the tracking module, and it helps you track questions and keywords.

I’ve set it up to track 2 keywords at the moment, and I get an email every time new questions match my keyword.

You can choose how often you want to receive the email: Hourly, daily or weekly. And no complaints here. It works flawlessly.

I wish they would only add a way to make multiple tracking reports. Because if I’m running a marketing service or have multiple websites, I want to split up the reports. Otherwise, it’ll end up becoming super messy.

But this module really helps you automate your Quora efforts and is basically like using the keyword ideas explorer on autopilot as you get an email with new keywords.

Content Drafts: Get An Overview Of Your AI Content

This is just a brief overview of your AI content drafts. I didn’t find myself using this a lot, but it does what it’s supposed to: Give you an overview.

You can generate answers purely on GPT-3, but you can also add your blog post URL and let QApop analyse your blog post and create an answer based on your URL.

These types of answers definitely work better than the GPT-3 answers as they’re often too generic, whereas the website is content created by you.

Who Is QApop Made For?

QApop is made for content creators who want to create more traffic for a specific blog post or your website in general.

It’s also made for businesses who want to share their experience and use Quora for upselling their services.

So if you’re in one of these 2 categories, you must try QApop. It only takes a couple of minutes from signing up until you’ve run your first report.

The last category is marketing agencies. You can easily use it to find lucrative questions for your clients to create more traffic to your client’s websites.

I’m super satisfied with QApop, and it’s an awesome tool in my arsenal of SEO tools.

Wrap-Up: Is QApop Worth It?

Yes, QApop is more than worth it. It makes you so efficient working with Quora.

If you’re already working with Quora, then QApop will eliminate all the time you spend finding questions with low organic traffic.

With QApop, you get all related questions to your keywords with traffic estimation, organic traffic and much more.

I see it as a minor marketing report on Quora based on my keywords, and it works brilliantly. It’s such an exciting tool.

Find High-Traffic Questions on Quora

If you’re looking for a new traffic channel, look towards forums such as Quora and Reddit.

With QApop, you get so much valuable insights into the questions asked on Quora so you can answer and get traffic to your website.

 4/5

PageOptimizer Pro Review: This Tool Fixes E-E-A-T

Wed, 05 Jul 2023 17:47:10 +0200

When I first started using PageOptimizer Pro, it was primarily for the E-E-A-T features, as it’s become such an important ranking factor today with Google.

There is so much AI content out there, so Google wants to know what websites have real people behind them and which are purely AI-generated content.

So let’s test PageOptimizer Pro, or POP, as it’s also called.

Key Takeaways

PageOptimizer Pro measures your E-E-A-T on 22 parameters to help you succeed.
You can optimise your content via the Google NLP API using PageOptimizer Pro.
Use PageOptimizer Pro’s GPT-4 to generate AI content for credits.

Pros And Cons Using PageOptimizer Pro

After using PageOptimizer Pro for roughly 2 weeks, I’ll share my pros and cons of using it. It has some unique features, but I believe there are downsides to using PageOptimizer Pro.

Pros of PageOptimizer Pro

Cons of PageOptimizer Pro

Improve your SEO E-E-A-T

PageOptimizer Pro is super innovative in many ways, and their approach to E-E-A-T and SEO, in general, has really impressed me.

I believe any content creator should use it to optimise their EEAT.

 4.5/5

What Is PageOptimizer Pro?

PageOptimizer Pro is an SEO tool which can help you create SEO-optimised content for a specific target keyword.

It’s for content creators and content writers who want to ensure their content is optimised for Google NLP.

Pro-tip: NLP stands for Natural Language Processing, and it’s the way Google reads, analyses and understands your website. It uses it to categorise your website.

The founder behind Kyle Roof is one of the more known SEO experts, and Kyle Roof has been on endless YouTube videos and Podcasts episodes talking about E-E-A-T, and this PageOptimizer Pro can help with this as well.

So E-E-A-T has been built into PageOptimizer Pro, and as an SEO tool, it analyses your website and sees if you fulfil all 22 data points, which PageOptimizer Pro has found to define E-E-A-T.

So as you can probably see, you can do a lot with PageOptimizer Pro.

It all starts with a report that then transitions into a content editor or AI content, and then you optimise from there. Let’s get into the features.

PageOptimizer Pro Features

So PageOptimizer Pro allows you to run reports on exact keywords, where it analyses the search engines to find your competitors and what NLP keywords are essential.

This allows you to write content for search engines and for people who reads your content.

Reports: Get an in-depth SEO analysis of your search query

So this is the reporting module, and if you’re on the unlimited plan, you can run unlimited reports. Otherwise, you pay 1 credit per report you run.

I recommend the unlimited reports plan, as you quickly surpass the reports per month limit with the other plans if you’re writing a decent amount of content.

And, of course, you are. We want that organic traffic, and that requires content.

Now every report is separated into 4 parts.

Content brief
Content Prompts
E-E-A-T
Google Entities

Let’s get into each and one of them.

Content briefs: Where your SEO reports start

In the content brief, I like the overview you get in the report where you get a content score. If you’ve written the content already, you get your word count and number of sections.

Scrolling down, then PageOptimizer Pro dives into 4 elements.

Search engine title
Page title
Subheadings
Main content

For the search engine title, it checks whether you’re using relevant keywords.

For the page title, it also checks if you’re using relevant keywords, including your target keyword.

For subheadings it goes a bit deeper and uses the data from the SERP to check if you’re using the right terms to make your blog post informative.

Lastly, for the main content, it analyses NLP words. As you create your report, it also analyses all your competitors to identify essential terms to use, and here it compares your content with the top-ranking posts to see if you’re using the right terms the right amount of times.

So I think this is an awesome view. You get a quick overview and an idea of whether your content is done well or not.

I really like the subheading view as well because, often, it’s difficult to figure out whether a term should be used in a paragraph or a subheading.

Content Prompts: A deeper dive into your page structure

This is a brief overview, and I didn’t find it super helpful, but it tells you if you have the right amount of subheadings, if you’re missing, to use some terms, including recommendations.

I get the same knowledge from the content brief, but it’s stated easier here.

If your query has enough data, you’ll also be able to see related questions and your competitor’s titles.

I wish they would give me more information about my competitors than only the title, and if I click on the title, I’m just sent to their page.

E-E-A-T: This is unique for a content marketer

This is my favourite feature, and it’s part of the detailed reports you run. It costs 2 credits to run an E-E-A-T analysis, but I won’t recommend you run the analysis on all your blog posts.

Pro-tip: Run the E-E-A-T analysis once, then fix all the issues mentioned, and then run it again to ensure you’ve fixed it correctly. If your design changes drastically on some blog posts, then run it on those as well.

The EEAT analysis checks your website on 22 data points:

Privacy Policy
About Us Page
Blog Page
Cookie Policy/GDPR page
Copyright
Contact Details
Business Address
Rating Schema
Author Schema
Date Updated/Published
Internal Link
SSL Certificate on the Website
Link to Author Page
Social Media Links
Twitter Card
Twitter Description
Terms of Service
Customer Service Page
Recent blog post
Email
Meta Author Tag
Person Schema

The more of these you fulfil, the better. When I ran it, I was missing 6 points I needed to add. However, some of them were not relevant to my website and some I was fulfilling even though it stated I didn’t.

So take this report card with a grain of salt and use it for inspiration, you might already be fulfilling all 22, and then you’re good to go.

You also get tips on fulfilling the EEAT factors, and I really like this feature. This shows that the tool offers advanced features but packages it in a simple format everyone can understand.

Google Entities: Optimise your content for organic traffic

Google Entities is nothing new. I’ve seen this in Frase and MarktMuse, but what is new about this module is how it categorises your content.

So normally we would just get a list of words that we would have to include a specific amount of times, but here you get an overview of how Google categorises your content.

And it’s brilliant because it tells whether you’re writing your content right or not.

If you’re writing an article about restoring a car engine, but in the NLP, check its categories as flowers, you might want to check your article to see what you should change.

I really like this module, I think it has a unique approach, and it even gives you insights into your competitors to see how they’re categorised and what entities they use.

And all of this improves your online presence on Google, and it’s one of the many advanced features packaged in a simple format.

AI Writing: Get GPT-4 to write a first draft

From the report, you can go in 2 directions: generate content with AI using GPT-4 or write the content manually using the content editor.

What I don’t like about the AI writer is that it costs credits. You get nothing part of your basic plan, agency plan or unlimited plan, for that matter.

If I want to generate an article of 2500 words, it costs 12 credits, so just be aware of this.

The quality of the content is superb, and there is nothing there. It’s a great starting point, but you must still add your own experience and read the content through to ensure it is factually correct.

Content Editor: Create SEO-optimised content

The other direction is to use the content editor, and while I’m not a big fan of the editor itself because of the design. I really like the sidebar with all my analysis.

If you’re optimising a current piece of content, it’ll pull in your content, but I noticed it also pulls in the header and footer. So you’ll have to remove that.

I’ve seen Frase being able to pull in content without the extra elements, so hopefully, this will change at some point.

But on the left, you have all your content, and on the right, you have all your analysis from your report. and I really like you have all of your analysis.

Sometimes I see SEO tools do a perfect analysis, and when it’s time to write, they hide all that good stuff in a tab somewhere. Which means we have to spend time clicking back and forth.

You can always switch to AI if you get stuck in the writing phase.

And another thing, the content score doesn’t update automatically. You’ll have to click on the update button once in a while. A bit annoying, to be honest, but you get used to it.

Even though I don’t like the design of the editor, then it has everything you need:

Generic font styles
Tables
Code snippets
Images
Links
… And much more.

Watchdog: Monitor your content

The watchdog feature is such an awesome feature. It basically protects your content and ensures your content is always fully optimised.

How it works is that you set a monthly or quarterly frequency, and who should receive it?

Then, every time has passed, PageOptimizer Pro runs a report on your content and checks whether the content score has decreased or increased, and then you get a report.

So you always know how it’s going with your content, and as soon as you see the content optimisation score decrease, then you need to optimise your blog post.

It’s a brilliant feature that makes all content creators sleep well at night.

Chrome Extension: Create SEO-optimised content anywhere

This is an awesome little extra feature from PageOptimizer Pro. Instead of forcing you to write your content in the content editor, you can write it wherever you want in Chrome.

Install the extension, and then wherever you go or write your content, you’ll have your reports right with you in the Chrome extension.

If you’re using PageOptimizer Pro, or you’re going to, then you should definitely try it out, it works great, and they keep it updated.

Is PageOptimizer Pro For You?

All SEO Agencies should jump on the agency plans to ensure their clients have EEAT in order, and it’s so important today as it’s such a big ranking factor.

If you are an individual writing your blog posts in Google Docs or Word, you’ll see a significant improvement using this tool. Even if you use the basic plan with a limited amount of reports per month, you’ll get so much value from using it.

Overall the key features of PageOptimizer Pro make it perfect for all content creators who want to write high-quality content with a content optimisation tool.

Who Is The Creator Of PageOptimizer Pro?

Kyle Roof is one of the founders behind PageOptimizer Pro and is an inspiration within SEO. If you want to learn more about SEO and EEAT especially, then you should go and follow Kyle Roof.

Kyle Roof’s vision for PageOptimizer Pro really impresses me, especially with the EEAT features.

He is huge within search engine optimisation, and you can learn so much from him.

Simply search his name on YouTube and start watching. He has so much knowledge about search engine rankings and SEO in general.

3 Alternatives To PageOptimizer Pro

I haven’t seen an SEO tool with the same in-depth EEAT features like PageOptimizer Pro, but there are other tools which come close.

Especially with content optimisation and content creation. Here are 3 SEO tools which I see as alternatives to PageOptimizer Pro.

Frase

While Frase doesn’t have the EEAT features, they have an in-depth analysis of your search phrases.

Based on my testing, I got more related questions and searches with Frase than PageOptimizer Pro.

With Frase, you can also generate your content with AI and have much more control over the AI templates.

MarketMuse

MarketMuse has some super advanced features when researching in the SERP.

They’ve developed a SERP X-ray that analyses each competitor in-depth to give you as much research as possible.

On top of this then they have a solid keyword research and content editor for content optimisation.

SurferSEO

SurferSEO is known for its content optimisation, and it’s solid, even though I like to use Frase more.

But SurferSEO has one of the best AI content generation tools out there.

Compared to PageOptimizer Pro, the analysis of the SERP is less thorough.

Wrap-Up: Is PageOptimizer Pro Worth It?

Yes, PageOptimizer Pro is worth it single-handedly because of its unique features around EEAT and Google NLP. You get an in-depth POP report with everything you need to win in the SERPs.

Based on my testing, if you need to get the full out of PageOptimizer Pro, you need an unlimited plan to help you write high-quality content to improve your search engine rankings.

If you start with the lower plans, you’ll spend more money on credits, but you can always sign up for a free trial and test your EEAT.

If you like to use it after the free trial, then I can only recommend to keep using it, as you’ll see a jump in the search engine rankings as long as you follow the guidelines from the tool.

Optimise your SEO content

If you’re in doubt if you’re nailing your EEAT, then you should at least sign up for a month to get it in order.

And then optimise your content. Now you’re at it as well, and you won’t regret it. PageOptimizer Pro is a great SEO tool.

 4.5/5

Encharge Review: Why I Keep Using Encharge

Fri, 30 Jun 2023 10:25:30 +0200

I’ve used Encharge since 2021 and continue to use it today to send out my newsletter. I send out my newsletter twice weekly with a marketing tool review and a marketing tip.

On top of this, I use it for email automation to send out my ebooks to whoever signs up, and after using all this for around 2 years, I want to share my thoughts.

Let’s get into it.

Key Takeaways

Segment all your email lists in endless lists based on a long set of parameters.
Send emails both as marketing emails and as transactional emails with a ton of features.
Set up email automation to create a better user experience and save time.

Pros And Cons Using Encharge

I’ve collected my pros and cons over time using Encharge. Luckily, many of my initial cons have disappeared, but there are still some.

Pros of Encharge

Cons of Encharge

Level up your email marketing

Encharge has been my choice for my email marketing for 2 years now, and it’s brilliant.

Since I changed to Encharge, I’ve been able to make data-driven decisions and improve my email marketing.

 4.5/5

What Is Encharge?

Encharge is an email marketing software to help you send emails, automate your emails, and so much more.

It can help you send newsletters through broadcasts and even choose to send the schedules broadcast in your receiver’s timezone. That’s one of my favourite features of Encharge.

These are only some of the many features of Encharge. I’ve used it for site tracking and form tracking as well.

With site tracking, I can track everything users do on my website, from clicking on links to submitting forms.

And form tracking allows you to use your own forms, which Encharge will then track and pull the submission into Encharge. It works incredibly well, and it was perfect as they didn’t have a form module until recently.

Encharge Features

Now let’s get into the exciting part, the actual features of Encharge. I’ve collected the majority, but Encharge has a lot of minor detailed modules when you start to dive more into Encharge.

I’ll go through everything from email automation to segmenting your email lists, how to send emails and much more, so let’s get into it.

Get An Overview With Encharge

The dashboard is where I start my day, and you will, too, when using Encharge. It quickly gives you an overview of the last emails you’ve sent out. Your open rate, click-through rate and much more.

The large graph at the top shows your daily growth, and it’s also the graph I look at the most, but I like this overview because it does what it’s supposed to do: Give me an overview fast.

If I suddenly see my delivery graph go down drastically, I know I have issues with my email deliverability.

So while this isn’t super advanced, it quickly gives you an overview of how it’s going and if you have any issues with your email marketing setup.

Email Automation With Encharge

The email automation module, or Flows, as it’s named in Encharge, is a huge module with so much functionality, but I’ll try and share some of my experience with it.

I’m running 5 different automations, primarily for my ebooks, and it’s set up so that every time someone signs up for a specific form, they get a tag, which triggers my automation.

For example, in the image above, you can see that there are 2 entrances. Either they enter a segment and then get the tag, or they get it immediately and then receive the email next.

The flow builder works like a drag and drop, so on the left, you drag over your triggers, filters and actions, and then with the arrows, you connect all the elements.

But I also really like that they have more than 40 pre-built templates where you can get a fully built automation flow with one click. Here are some of my favourite automation templates:

Revive Dead Product Leads
Reward users for product actions
Prevent Delinquent Churn
Nurture More Leads

These are just some of the many flows, and you can always build your own flow with the many actions, integrations, triggers and filters. It’s only your imagination that limits you.

I’ve found that I really save time by using the email automation tool from Encharge. It works incredibly well.

Pro-tip: You can also auto-connect all your boxes with a click of a button. The closest boxes will then be connected. It works well and saves you even more time.

Segmentation With Encharge

As you can see on the left, I have multiple segments, which is how you want to use this.

Pro-tip: Always only send marketing emails to the pre-made segment: Subscribers. I mistakenly sent it to all emails in the beginning, and it includes people who have unsubscribed, apparently.

But I really like that I can set multiple parameters for each segment and use segments to improve the customer journey.

When you really start to get into it, then you can use segments for so many things; the more segments you have, the better automations you can also make.

Just ensure you at least have a segment for subscribers, which everyone has when they sign up.

The segment named “Needs some love” are people who are not interacting with your emails, so for that segment, you might want to do a little extra, send specific emails or something similar, it overall just works so well, and it’s easy to use.

Broadcast Emails With Encharge

This is the module I’ve used the most, as this is used to send all of you unlimited emails. This is perfect for sending newsletters or emails in general for your email list, whether it’s transactional emails or marketing emails.

In the overview, you can see some quick statistics about your delivery stats, open rate, click rate, and time for sending and creating.

It’s super simple but works well and gives the essential statistics you need.

When you create a new broadcast email, the process is as follows:

Choose your audience
Build your email through the email editor.
Choose to A/B test
Review and schedule your email.

The audience if you want to send a newsletter, always choose the segment subscribers.

Be aware that this is not for automated emails. For this, you need to use the flow builder, which is the marketing automation tool within Encharge.

The broadcasts module is only for sending out emails here and now or scheduling a specific email for the future.

Next, you need to use the email builder. You can choose an email you’ve already created or create a new one with the email builder. It’s super easy.

Suppose you’ve used Mailchimp or any other email editor. In that case, this is precisely the same, it’s drag and drop, and it’s super easy to use the email personalisation feature as well to make the email even more personalised. They have many pre-made variables.

You have 10 elements to build your email:

Columns
Heading
Text
Image
Button
Divider
HTML
Social
Menu
Video

I really like using the email editor, and it’s great for creating emails for newsletters and the marketing automation tool to send email campaigns on autopilot.

AI is also integrated into the heading, text, image and button elements. So you can generate text that converts well for email marketing strategies.

Next is choosing whether you want to A/B test your email marketing campaigns.

You can create up to 4 variants, where you can differentiate on the subject and the sender name. You can then choose if it should be sent evenly or use an algorithm to decide which version gets the most emails.

So 20% of the emails will be sent out to all variants, and after X amount of days, the winner will get the rest of the 80% emails.

You can decide both the number of emails and amount of days.

As my email list is not that big, I haven’t tried this module much, but from my testing, it works well.

The last part is to review your email marketing campaign.

Here you can see all the settings you’ve made and when the email should be sent out, and here is one of my favourite features.

You can choose to send the email in the receiver’s timezone, which increases the open rate significantly, as the receiver will receive it while they’re awake than the opposite.

And that’s it, then you’ve sent an email, and I love this email marketing tool. It’s so easy to use and perfect for my email flows.

Overview Of Your Email Templates In Encharge

There is not much to say here, you have an overview of all your emails, and you can easily create new emails using the same email editor mentioned before.

All these emails can be used for your email communication, whether through the automation module or broadcasts.

Be aware: If you edit them, they don’t necessarily update in your broadcast or your automation, as they’re copies of your email.

Build Forms With Encharge

The form builder is their newest addon, and it’s so awesome if you don’t have forms on your website already.

Before this module, you had to create forms with other plugins and modules and then use form tracking to get the data into Encharge, but now you can use forms directly from Encharge.

One downside is that if you want to remove the Encharge branding, you’ll have to upgrade to their premium plan.

But it’s dragging and dropping, just like the email builder, and you can add fields for any content, whether it’s a name, email or marketing consent.

So yes, the form module is GDPR-friendly.

You can only use the forms in connection to Encharge, you can’t integrate it with Mailchimp or other platforms, but why would you? Encharge has everything you need.

When you need to add it to your website, you have 3 options.

You can link directly to the form
You can embed it on your website via a script.
You can embed an HTML code snippet.

It’s super easy, and it works well. I recommend you embed it via the script, as it creates the best experience with the form.

You can also email the person who submits the form, but it’s pure text. You can’t use an email template, which is a bit strange to me. Hopefully, we’ll see that in the future.

Metrics For All Your Emails Sent With Encharge

The metrics module is a bit like the dashboard, but here you can deep-dive into your campaigns, see what links have been clicked, how many times and much more.

Here is a full list of what you can see on the metrics:

Delivery stats
Open rates
Clicks
Click-through rate
Replies
Unsubscribed
Bounced
Soft bounced
Skipped
Spam reports
Click report

It’s super simple, and you don’t have that much data on your audience. It’s more data on the email campaigns you’ve sent out through the email marketing platform.

Site Tracking And Form Tracking With Encharge

Site tracking is a way where you can see what your audience does on your website, what they click on primarily.

It works great, and it’s perfect for lead scoring, which I’ll dig more into in the next section.

You can also use it for email automation, so if they have visited a specific page but have not performed an action, then you can send them an email.

You have to be creative with email marketing because there are so many options to nudge your audience in the direction that works for you.

Use all the data you get from Encharge to do this, whether it’s specific URLs or even third-party forms.

I’ve used Encharge to track forms I made via Contact Form 7 in WordPress, and it worked like a dream.

All you have to do is to add a script on your website and submit a form, it’ll then show in Encharge, and then you can map the form.

And that’s what I really like with Encharge, and you have so many options and so much data to work with.

How To Do Lead Scoring With Encharge

Measuring lead scores with Encharge is super easy, but you need to set up site tracking first if you want to use website pages as part of your lead scoring.

I recommend you create 2 categories:

Marketing qualified leads: Ready to be converted by marketing materials.
Sales-qualified leads: So far down the funnel, they’re ready to buy.

With these 2 categories of audience, then you have an overview of how it’s going with your marketing efforts.

Then set up automations for your actions. Maybe a click in an email gives 2 points, signing up for a form gives 4 points and visiting a product page gives 1 point.

Once they reach 10 points, you either email them or contact them manually.

Pro-tip: To ensure your lead stays warm, you can make your lead scoring expire over time, so an action they did 2 years ago doesn’t affect today.

Send Transactional Emails With Encharge

Encharge has an entire API for transactional emails, so you have 2 options for sending transactions emails.

You can use the Transactional Email API to send the emails
You can create a transactional email template and send it via the marketing automation tool or the broadcast module.

This is not a module I’ve used a lot, as my email marketing is purely marketing, but based on my testing, it works well, and the API allows e-commerce and SaaS to integrate to send emails easily.

You can really send personalised emails with the transactional email module and the variables provided by Encharge.

Who Is Encharge For?

Encharge is for anyone wanting to upgrade their email marketing setup with data to make data-driven decisions.

The combination of site tracking and form tracking gives you so much data that you can use in the flow builder, in your general broadcast emails, and to even send out transaction emails.

The form builder allows you to grow your email list and so much more.

So if you’re a content creator or an email marketer looking for an email marketing platform with integrations to 3rd party systems and the full package of email marketing tools, Encharge is for you.

Alternatives To Encharge

While Encharge is my favourite email marketing tool, there might be a tool that fits better for you.

If you’re just starting out, then I might recommend you look towards Mailchimp or other similar email marketing platforms that offer a free version.

Mailchimp

Mailchimp is one of the most widely used email marketing platforms because you can get started for free.

They also have some email automation you can look into, but they’re not near Encharge regarding the amount of data you get.

Acumbamail

Acumbamail is an email marketing platform much like Encharge where you get automation, email sending, SMS sending and more.

But you can also build landing pages with Acumbamail all packed in a beautiful design.

ActiveCampaign

ActiveCampaign is, for many, the king of marketing, and I usually recommend it to larger companies when asked.

It works well, and the only thing they have that Encharge doesn’t is a landing page builder.

However, ActiveCampaign is much more expensive.

Wrap-Up: Is Encharge Worth It?

Encharge is absolutely worth it, and it can seem steep to some, so you might start with a free option like Mailchimp and then later transition to Encharge.

Because with Encharge, you get so much more than just a normal email marketing automation software. The site tracking, form tracking, small features here and there, and much more make Encharge worth it.

I’ve been a happy user for around 2 years, and they continue to listen to their users and develop features we need, where the latest major module is their custom form module.

Their support is also super helpful, and they always go out of the way to find solutions to help you with any query you have with email marketing.

Make data-drive email marketing decisions

The broadcast module combined with the flow builder gives you a better setup than many email marketing tools.

I enjoy using site tracking and combining it with email automation to send our personalised, tailored emails.

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LowFruits Review: The Best Keyword Research Tool I’ve Tried

Wed, 28 Jun 2023 14:40:15 +0200

Keyword research is such an exciting part because it’s where you start your content journey, and it’s super important to target the right keywords at the right times of your content creation journey.

If you choose too competitive keywords, you’ll never get any traffic, but if you’re an established website and choose keywords with low search volume, you might be wasting your time.

I reviewed LowFruits to help you with these cases. Let’s get into it.

Key Takeaways

Enter your seed keyword and get thousands of profitable keywords.
Use the extractor and extract long-tail keywords from low-domain rating domains.
Run keyword reports and get an overview of what keywords to pursue on your website.

Pros And Cons Using LowFruits

After using LowFruits for a couple of weeks, there is no doubt that I’ll continue to use it. There are so many great keywords based on the autosuggest feature. But here are my pros and cons.

Pros of LowFruits

Cons of LowFruits

The best keyword research tool I've tried

LowFruit is the most extensive keyword research tool I’ve ever tried, and I’ve tried a lot.

The fact that you get low-competition keywords with so little effort amazes me. This is incredible.

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What Is LowFruits?

LowFruits is a way to do keyword research using autosuggest from Google.

Normally you would enter your seed keyword, and then the keyword research tool would provide a list of keywords based on its own database of keywords.

But when everyone has access to that library, it’s limited how you can find new keywords and especially low-competition keywords.

LowFruits works in a way that it uses autosuggest from Google based on your seed keyword, and then it finds related keywords, and people also ask questions.

All this gives you a long list of long-tail keywords you can start to target, filter and work with.

It’s so far the best keyword research tool I’ve tried, with the in-depth analysis and the longtail keyword ideas it brings.

LowFruits Keyword Research Features

Now let’s get into the exciting part, the features.

LowFruits is so good at utilising search engines to show you relevant keywords you can then filter on and much more. Let’s get into my thoughts on LowFruits, and its features.

Keyword Research Reports

Now the report module is where the magic really is with LowFruits, and this is where you analyse all your keywords.

Here you get an overview of all your keywords, but until you analyse them then, you can only see the keyword, and that’s it.

Once you analyse a keyword, which costs one credit, then you can see the following:

The keyword
The SERP
Search volume
If there is a featured snippet
Average word count
Weak spots
Position of your website, if it’s appearing
CPC

So you get a ton of information on each keyword, and the weak spots is my favourite.

Here you get an analysis of the keyword in which it looks for low domain-rating domains, and the more it finds, the bigger your opportunity is.

So you really want to see as many LowFruit logos as possible, as it indicates there is a big opportunity for you to write an article.

Remember: The search volume is an estimate. Use your own experience to define whether the keyword is worth pursuing or not.

Report filtering

Another thing I really like about the report module is the filtering options. Here you can filter on:

Topics
Search Intent
Status (Analysed / Not analysed)
Include words
Exclude words
Average word count
Search volume
CPC
Weak Spots
If there are any forums in the SERP
Title match
Search Signals
Number of words
If your website appears in the top 100 or top 10
Other
- Featured snippet
- No featured snippet
- In a cluster
- Not in a cluster
- Custom weak websites

So as you can probably feel now, you can really narrow your search, and that’s what we want to find just the right keywords.

Report modules

Not only can you see keywords, but you can also see questions, related searches, and so much more.

All this you get in a report when you run it on a seed keyword.

Here is a quick overview:

Keywords
Suggestions
Questions
Hidden
Clusters
Competitors

So not only do you get the keywords, you get so much more information and data to analyse, and that’s what I enjoy about LowFruits, the depth of data is incredible.

Keyword Finder Via Google Autosuggest

The keyword finder is where I usually start my journey, and you can use this super simple, but you can also turn on advanced mode and get into the nitty-gritty. Let me show you.

When you use it simply, then you just enter your seed keyword and choose the country you’re targeting and your language. That’s one way of doing it, and then you’ll get a bunch of keywords in the reports.

In simple mode, you can also use a better way of searching for keywords. You can use the wildcard operator for where you want the autosuggest to fill out keywords. Here are some examples:

Best keyword tools for *
Best * for freelancers
How to * as a content creator

Then you can use the comparison method as well, where you compare 2 elements to each other. Here are some examples:

Ahrefs / semrush
Apple / Samsung
real Madrid / Barcelona

You can also use double quotes when you want a specific word to be represented in all keyword suggestions.

Here are some examples:

Best “keyword research” tools
Best “shoes” for runners above 40
Must have kitchen appliances for “cake baking”

These small tips make it easier for you to expand your search for keywords, and you get much better results in the end.

You can also enable advanced mode, and here you can include and exclude words. You can set a max authority which is great if you want to find low-competition keywords.

And then, you have a set of extra parameters where you can ensure it has local search volumes if you want more data, such as people also asking questions, related queries and more.

Lastly, you can customise the weak spots, where you can highlight whenever a specific domain appears in the top 10.

All these filters make it so much easier to create an in-depth analysis of your keyword research.

Import Your Own Keywords

If you have a long list of keywords you want to analyse through LowFruits, then this is also possible.

You might have the keywords from another tool, or you just have a great sense of idea about what keywords are relevant for your niche to write blog posts for.

I had a list of keywords after I reviewed RankIQ, and I ran them through LowFruits, and it works perfectly, but the only caveat is that it costs 1 credit per keyword, so ensure you only analyse the relevant keywords you want to pursue.

When you import your keywords, you can choose to analyse all keywords from the beginning, or expand your analysis with historical data, people also as queries and even related queries.

And as soon as you’ve run the report, then you can start to filter and analyse your keywords.

I really like this theme from LowFruits. You get so much extra data and functionality, even when you’re just analysing your own keywords.

It’s one of 3 ways of creating a report, and the 2 other ways are through the keyword finder and the extraction method.

As we’ve already discussed the keyword finder method, let’s move on to the extraction method.

Find Weak Domain Keywords

This is such an awesome and unique feature with LowFruits.

LowFruits has created a library of low domain-rating domains, and they have categorised them. So you can search for your seed keyword and then find all the domains relevant to your case.

Then you can click on the plus and extract keywords from them, which I’ll discuss in the next step.

What’s really cool about this module that I like is that you search a library of only low domain-rating domains, meaning all the keywords are often relevant for you to rank for.

Another thing I really like is how they have categorised them, and you can see elements such as:

The domain name
Performance score
Domain rating
Estimated traffic
Domain age
Monetisation method
Main topics

All this quickly gives you an idea of whether the domain’s keywords are worth pursuing.

And once you’ve added the domains to the list you want to extract keywords from, it’s time to analyse.

Extract Keywords From Low Domain Rating Domains

Here you can enter your domain, and then LowFruits will pull out all the keywords they can see they’re ranking for.

You can then analyse either top 100 or top 10 keywords and create a report.

You can also export all the keywords and import all of them via the import module if you wish to.

One thing I noticed here is that you can’t really filter the keywords until you run the report, unless you do it manually.

So you’ll have a long list of keywords all mixed together without knowing which are relevant and which are not.

I’ll recommend you manually remove all the keywords that are not relevant to you so they’re not part of your report.

Other than that, then it’s a super awesome tool to get some keyword ideas from competitors.

Create Keyword Lists To Master Topical Authority

This is such an underrated feature, and for many, it’s just a simple feature, and it is. But when used right, it brings so much more value.

When I use LowFruits, I like to use keyword lists to achieve topical authority.

So one thing is that I create all the reports, and I then find relevant keywords in the reports and add them to the different lists.

Once I’ve written an article for all the lists, then I know I’ve achieved topical authority in that topic, and then I can move on to another list.

And if, at some point, I see a keyword fitting in a list I’ve already written content for, then I just get another chance to create content. I think that’s so awesome.

Pro-tip: Create a list for each of your topics within your niche, and then start to fill out keywords every time you see them. At some point, you’ll achieve topical authority, and your traffic will explode after a Google Core Update.

Alternatives To LowFruits

LowFruits is unique in 2 ways:

The way it showcases keywords from Google Autosuggest.
Their library of low domain rating keywords.

Not many keyword research tools come close, but here are 2 I’ll say are up there.

RankIQ

Just like LowFruits, then RankIQ has a unique approach to keyword research.

Instead of using the traditional way, then they have a library of multiple niches filled with keywords manually vetted by SEO experts. It’s super interesting.

MarketMuse

MarketMuse doesn’t use the same approach as RankIQ, but they do have a different approach to keyword research.

They’re known for their content gap, so you can add your competitors and find keywords where your competitors are ranking and you’re not.

Wrap-Up: Is LowFruits Worth It?

I can only speak based on my own experience, and yes LowFruits is worth it. You get so much data and keyword ideas from this simple-to-use keyword tool.

And based on all the keywords, you can then start to filter on negative keywords, search volume and much more.

All the options just make it so much worth it, also because they’re taking a different approach than the average keyword research tools that just use libraries of keywords.

So if you’re looking for a tool that will show you low-competition keywords based on domain authority, organic traffic, and more. Then LowFruits is for you as well.

I’m still using LowFruits today and benefitting from its many features.

Try this if you're a content creator

LowFruits is a keyword research tool I’ll continue to use, and if you’re a content creator I’ll recommend you do the same.

I’m so impressed by the keywords it keeps delivering and it’s so different from using Ahrefs or Semrush.

 4.5/5

RankIQ Review: This Keyword Library Is Interesting

Wed, 21 Jun 2023 13:30:55 +0200

Keyword research has always been the most challenging part of content creation.

Especially at the beginning of a brand-new site, you want to pursue the low-competition keywords that still have some search volume.

For this, you can either use a keyword research tool like Ahrefs or you can try out RankIQ, which I did.

Let’s get into my opinion on RankIQ after using it for a month.

Key Takeaways

RankIQ’s keyword library is an entirely new way of doing keyword research.
The content optimizer is very limited in functionality, but it works.
The price is well worth the keyword library alone.

Pros And Cons Using RankIQ

RankIQ is an interesting way of easily getting a list of keywords with low competition, which you can start writing content for immediately.

Pros of RankIQ

Cons of RankIQ

The most valuable keyword library

The keyword library was what caught my eye with RankIQ, and there are so many low-competition keywords.

They do also have a basic content optimizer editor you can use to write SEO-optimised content.

 3.5/5

What Is RankIQ?

RankIQ was a great new experience for me with keyword research.

So the thing about RankIQ is that it’s divided into 4 categories:

Content optimizer: Optimise your high-quality content for a target keyword.
Keyword library: A library of manually found keywords from Brandon Gaille and his team.
My Keywords: A list of traffic keywords you’ve chosen to save from the keyword library.
Ranking Audit: Attach your Google Search Console account and get a report.

RankIQ: Best Use Cases

There are primarily 2 use cases with RankIQ, and you can use it for keyword research and for writing content.

If you’re a beginner in SEO, you should pursue all the low-competition keywords. For those you find in the keyword library, sort by “Time to rank”, and then start writing high-quality content for each individual target keyword where it states “Ultrafast”/”Very fast” in the column “Time to rank”.

Now using it for experienced bloggers, then you have a list of keywords where if you have great domain authority, you can pursue any of them. I would sort by highest visits/yr, then take the opportunities where the “Time to rank” column is fast or average.

Undoubtedly, I had a great experience using RankIQ for my keyword research, and it was so easy to write content for these. However, I didn’t use the content optimizer for this. I used Frase, as it’s more elaborate in the content creation phase.

Keyword Library Of Low-Competition Keywords

I want to start with my experience with the keyword library. This is where I started my journey with RankIQ and where you should start.

I like the different approach of entering your niche and seeing all keywords in that niche rather than the opposite of entering a seed keyword and then getting related keywords, keyword ideas, and so on that we usually get from a keyword research tool.

As I’m writing this review, they have 1122 niches covered with keywords you can start ranking for today. And I tested with 2 niches:

WordPress
Freelancing

They had both niches, and there were hundreds of keywords in each niche, which is gold for us content creators.

For each keyword in the list, you get:

Keyword Phrase
Competition (0-100)
Visits per year
Time to Rank (Ultrafast, Very fast, fast, average)
Run a report: Write a blog post with the content optimizer

I really liked how easy it was to choose my niche, sort by the column “Time to rank”, and then I had a list of keywords I could start creating blog posts for to rank in the search engines.

Another thing I like is the filter options. You can either state that a specific word needs to be present, you can filter on competition(Domain Authority), time to rank and much more. Usually, I use the filters, but when I want to combine time to rank and visits per year, the filters are perfect for this use case.

I’m not a big fan of the design, but it’s clear it’s not a focus for them. Brandon Gaille and the team behind are focused on delivering quality keywords and guidance.

Whatever module you’re in, there is a video explaining it, or you can easily find a guide on it, but it’s very straightforward to use.

And remember, these keywords are not found with artificial intelligence or generated via a machine. Brandon Gaille and his team conduct the keyword research, and you get all the keywords you can start ranking for.

You can see an overview of the niches here:

All niches covered by RankIQ

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From the keyword library, I usually went one of 2 routes:

saved keywords to my personal keyword library
Created a report to start writing an article.

Let’s start by exploring option 1.

My Keywords In RankIQ

Now this is a copy of the keyword library but filtered only to contain your own keywords. These are the keywords you added from the keyword library.

I used this, and overall it’s great, but it can be improved as I feel it’s missing features to help achieve topical authority.

For content creators, building topical authority and using SEO tools to our advantage is more important than ever. With this module, I would love to see an option where I could build content silos.

Where each silo represents a larger topic, and each keyword in the topic is an angle on that topic. Once I know I’ve covered all angles, I know I’ve achieved topical authority in that content category.

That said, based on what you can do now, the tool is similar to the keyword library, where you can see the:

Keyword phrase
Competition
Visits per year
Time to rank
Category
Run an SEO report

It gives you an overview, and I felt the same. However, as soon as you add just 50 keywords, then you easily lose the overview. I wish there were a way to filter them by a category I set or the website of mine the keyword belongs to.

Because I’m writing content for multiple websites, which means I’m doing keyword research for multiple websites.

I can add one domain, but that’s not for filtering. That’s simply for getting the domain authority of that domain, so I can see, based on my keyword list, which keywords I should target first.

RankIQ Reports - Content Optimizer

The content optimizer at RankIQ is divided into 2 sections.

The SEO Report, where you have data about your target keyword, and the content optimizer, where you’re writing your article.

Starting with the SEO report, here you get an overview of how you need to write your article, from a content grade, to what terms to include in your posts. These terms are like a keyword list.

To write a successful article, you need to use as many relevant keywords as possible, but it needs to make sense.

Overall I like the content analysis; it gives me what I need with the word count and how the competition is based on domain authority.

Here is an extensive list of what you get with each SEO report:

Content Grade
Word Count
Competition
Time to rank
Topics Google Likes in Posts
Title Analysis
Title Grader
Top Ranking Titles with Competition Analysis
Highest Graded Content in SERPs

Further down in the content analysis, you can test your title and see top-ranking competitors on the keyword and who has the highest content grade on the target keyword.

It’s simple, but it works for me.

The second part is writing your actual content.

This is where you write your comprehensive content, and to write comprehensive content with RankIQ, you don’t need to be an SEO expert. You need to use common sense.

Have an eye on your content grade and the word count.

To be honest, I’m not a big fan of this editor. You have limited research on the right side, where you can only see the relevant terms you need to use, and if I want to see all my research, I need to switch between the 2 tabs constantly.

I like much more how Surfer SEO and Frase do it, where you have all your research in the right bar, including competitors, content gap and much more.

Pro-tip: If you’re using Koala Writer for your content, then you can take all the related keywords, choose manual optimisation and generate an article using all the related keywords. Watch my Koala Writer review.

Another thing I noticed, when you’ve written just a couple of lines, it starts to become messy because there is not enough spacing in the editor.

If you can live with these things, then you can still create great content like an SEO expert and achieve the content grade you need for this target keyword in your blog niche.

RankIQ Rankings Audit

The ranking audit module is where you connect your Google Search Console, and then RankIQ pulls in data.

It’s a simplified version of Google Search Console, where you can easily find underperforming posts, see clicks, impressions and more.

I didn’t find much value in this module. First of all, you have to connect your account every time you want to use it, which becomes frustrating, and the data it’s showing is basically the same as in Google Search Console.

Undoubtedly, the data RankIQ are showing is useful for any SEO strategy, but you can easily find it in Google Search Console as well.

With the Ranking Audit, you get:

Keywords Driving the Most Traffic
Organic Traffic Summary
Pages Experiencing Traffic Growth
Pages Experiencing Traffic Contraction

How Much Does RankIQ Cost?

RankIQ costs from $29 to $199, with 8 monthly reports on the lite plan and 80 reports on the agency plan.

I used the $49 plan while testing, and I’m thinking about downgrading it to $29, as I’m only using the keyword library.

You should choose the plan that defines your usage. Start with the cheap plan and scale up from there.

RankIQ Alternatives

Within SEO content optimisation tools, there are a ton, but I really like primarily Frase and Marketmuse.

Surfer SEO is another great alternative, but what you need to look for within these tools is what fits your workflow the best and has the most comprehensive content analysis.

Frase

Frase is the content research tool I use the most, primarily for their research depth and their editor.

Frase does not have a great keyword research module, so RankIQ is a better tool in this case. The combination, however, of these 2 tools is what I would call perfection.

Marketmuse

Marketmuse is another great content research module. I really like their modern design, and they also have a keyword research module.

However, when it comes to finding low-competition keywords, RankIQ is just much better with its extensive keyword library.

Wrap-Up: Is RankIQ Worth It?

RankIQ is definitely worth it. You can use it with their lowest plan on $29, where you get full access to the keyword library and you can run 8 reports per month.

For me, this is more than worth it. I won’t continue to use the content analyzer or the ranking audit, but the keyword library is super useful for me, even though it’s not using artificial intelligence or automated processes.

The fact the keyword library is curated manually makes it so much more worth it because I know an SEO expert has crafted it for my niche. Just perfect for my SEO strategy.

I’m using Frase’s content analyzer, and you can watch my review of Frase here.

FAQ

How does RankIQ work?

RankIQ works in the way that you simply start by finding your niche in the keyword library, and then you sort the keywords by "Time to rank", start with the easiest keywords, run a report on the keywords, and start writing your blog posts in the content optimizer.

The content optimizer will automatically help you optimise your blog posts for the search engines, and you just need to focus on creating the content for humans, not robots.

What is the difference between Keysearch and RankIQ?

The difference between Keysearch and RankIQ is that instead of automatically crawling keywords and adding them automatically to a database. RankIQ crafts its keywords based on niches and ensures they're all easy to rank for, regardless of your domain rating.

Who Is The Owner Of RankIQ?

The owner of RankIQ is Brandon Gaille, and he is an experienced SEO with the podcast Millionaire Podcast. He created RankIQ to help beginners and experienced SEOs to find more accessible keywords to rank for.

He has since built a team who are now behind RankIQ and helps Brandon Gaille drive it forward.

My all-time favourite keyword research tool

I can’t emphasize enough if you’re writing content or looking to start a new website where SEO will be a driving factor. Then RankIQ is for you.

Their keyword library has more than 1200 niches covered, and they continue to add more.

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SurgeGraph Review: 3 Simple Steps To Write Ranking Blog Posts

Fri, 16 Jun 2023 07:46:26 +0200

SurgeGraph is the definition of a fully-fledged SEO tool great for keyword research and content optimization. It’s a tool you can use to elaborate your content velocity strategy.

I’ve tested it for a couple of weeks, I made a video review about it, and now I’m sharing my more in-depth analysis of SurgeGraph after I’ve helped them with feedback to build their AI.

So let’s get into my SurgeGraph review.

Key Takeaways

You get the full journey from finding a keyword to writing SEO-optimized content.
The AI sometimes generates too long of an introduction.
The AI is great at researching and suggesting an outline for your content piece.

Pros And Cons Using SurgeGraph

Every tool has its pros and cons, and the same does SurgeGraph. I’ve tested it for everything from finding unique keywords to writing long-form content with both their automatic AI and manually.

Pros of SurgeGrap

The auto-optimizer feature is excellent for helping you get your content to reach its full potential.
Your hand is held through the entire content creation phase with tips, tricks and automated optimisations.
The AI highlights important sections and words from the sentences it generates to improve readability.
You can generate unlimited content with their AI writer.

Cons of SurgeGraph

Advanced AI for content creation

Quick take on SurgeGraph

SurgeGraph is an AI SEO tool developing rapidly, both within AI content creation and with advanced keyword research.

I’ve created a couple of successful articles with SurgeGraph, which are ranking and creating traffic. I’ll continue to use it once I see fit with a specific search query.

Keyword Research: Find Lucrative Keywords

This is where I start my journey. Before we can write a great article, we want to use the keyword research tool to ensure our article will actually end up in the search engine rankings.

If we choose a keyword with a high keyword difficulty and lots of organic traffic, and we don’t have the topical authority in that category, we simply won’t rank.

What I found with the keyword research tool is that you can easier find lucrative keywords with lots of organic traffic but low keyword difficulty to produce long-form content.

And this is what’s so important, especially for newer websites. Your SEO strategy should be to find keywords you can easily rank for and write long-form content.

When I searched for keywords, I got many related keywords, and for each keyword, I could click and see the competition on the keyword to see what domains I was up against.

I usually enable the long tail option and then use the filter options to filter away all keywords with a keyword difficulty higher than 50.

Then you get many interesting keywords you can pull into the content writer and start creating content. Include the relevant keywords, and then start ranking. More on that in the content writer section.

Bulk Keyword Research

You can also research keywords in bulk, and this one is super fast and easy to use.

You might have a long list of keywords you’ve found on Google or in another keyword research tool than SurgeGraph’s keyword research tool.

You can copy and paste them into the bulk keyword research tool and then, within seconds, see the following for each keyword:

The keyword
The keyword trend
The search volume
Keyword difficulty
Opportunity score
CPC
Competition score

It’s a great and efficient way to get a clear idea of your keywords and if they’re worth pursuing or if you should find some other keywords using SurgeGraph or other keyword research tools.

Pro-tip: The search volume is not definitive. Take it with a grain of salt. If it says less than 10 searches per month, it’s probably more like a couple hundred searches per month.

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Content Writer: Scale Your Content

Now to the main event for this Surgegraph Review: The Content Writer.

Up until recently, the content writer was “just” an NLP editor without AI, where you could do your SEO optimization and write your SEO content manually, but that has changed completely now.

SurgeGraph is much more than doing keyword research or writing high-quality content manually. You can generate long-form content with their AI, which has recently improved.

You start by adding your target keyword, then SurgeGraph runs research, and then you can start to create your outline. After your outline, you write some guidelines for each section for the AI to use, and then you have your article.

Obviously, this article is not generated and ready to be published. I will strongly recommend adding your own spin to the article, images, and experience to achieve great rankings in the search engines.

But let’s get into it.

Outline builder

Once you’ve added your keyword(s), yes, you can add multiple, and you’ve created the document, it’s time to create your outline with just a few clicks.

In this SurgeGraph review, I’ll go with the target keyword: How to start freelancing.

I did run the target keyword through the keyword research, and it’s not a great keyword, so if I were to run this article, I wouldn’t rank in the search engines, but it’s just this SurgeGraph review.

But here you have the outline view where you get content goals and your outline on the right.

The AI will automatically create an outline for you based on the SERP and the knowledge the AI writer already has, but you can easily change this. You have more topics in the bottom right, and you can also add manual topics.

Once you’re done with the outline, then you can generate the outline overview, where you can describe each section in your outline. This is your chance to guide the AI writer to write how you want it to.

So this is what the prompts look like for each section, and you can change anything you want here to get some SEO success.

If you like the prompts written already, then you skip them. Otherwise, you can refine them. And as soon as you’re satisfied, you click on start writing to the right.

Now the SurgeGraph AI will start to write SEO-optimized content, and you’ll just have to wait. What I did find is that sometimes it takes a long time. If you have your own OpenAI API key, then you can speed up the process. Otherwise, you have to wait.

Content Writer

Now you can see the content has been written. And let me start with what I like.

They’re using lists which improves readability a lot.
The introduction is fairly short.
It hit the word count.
The wrap-up is great; you get an idea of the article’s content.
SurgeGraph adds an FAQ automatically.

And to the things I didn’t like that much about the SEO-optimized content.

The introduction is not easy to read and should be in multiple paragraphs.
There are no highlighted words.
There are no brief paragraphs after each H2.
There are no key takeaways to quickly give the article’s content to the reader.

That said, the overall quality of the content is very high, I’m very pleased with the result, yet there is still far until we get a readable article.

But that’s not only it, we can do much more for the article to be even better.

Optimizing Your Content

Now what I like is that I can continue to improve the article by answering questions or topics from the research.

And a cool feature is their auto-optimizer.

With their auto-optimizer, I can, with just a few clicks, SEO optimize the entire article to hopefully score higher.

Before I used the auto-optimizer, the content score was 45. And it found 115 opportunities for me to optimize.

By using the auto-optimizer, I managed to get the content score to 58, and this only took a few seconds of my time. The auto-optimizer does need a few minutes, though, to showcase all opportunities.

While I wish it lifted it much more, it’s still a decent increase in the content score, especially when it’s a time-saving ability.

But now I have a much more SEO-optimized article. And this is what I’m expecting with SurgeGraph, and what I want to highlight in this SurgeGraph review. It’s all about SEO-optimized content.

Publish Your Content

With your keyword research done, your article written and ready for organic traffic, and your SEO-optimized article ready, it’s time to publish the article.

Here you have 5 options to publish your article.

You can publish it directly to your WordPress website with the integration.
You can copy and paste the content, I tested this, and it keeps the format.
You can publish it as an HTML file.
You can publish it as a Word file.
You can publish it as a PDF file.

You can also generate a meta description using AI, and soon you can run a plagiarism check. I usually use Grammarly for this, but you can use any service you want.

The WordPress feature is what I use the most, but sometimes I also copy and paste. It works great.

Planner: Perfect For Keyword Clustering

The last module I want to highlight is the Keyword planner module. This is perfect for creating keyword clusters, and with keyword clusters comes topical authority.

By creating keyword clusters, you ensure you cover a topic from all angles, which increases your chances for better search engine rankings. And that’s what SEO is all about. We want to rank better in the search engines.

To start a keyword cluster, you’ll start with bulk keyword research or a simple one. Find the lucrative keywords and add them to your cluster.

When you’ve then built up your cluster, you can either see it as a list like in the image above, or you can use the Keyword mapper.

The Keyword mapper is a visual way of creating your keyword clusters, so there is an option for anyone.

I like to use lists and make my keyword clusters in lists myself, but you might want to create your content silos using the keyword mapper. That’s the beauty of having multiple options.

Wrap-Up: Is SurgeGraph Worth It?

But now to the question, is SurgeGraph worth it? I would say absolutely yes. They’re often running introduction sales where you can get in for almost nothing and start using their platform.

You get a solid keyword research tool, a solid content writer and unlimited usage of their AI. It’s a no-brainer if you’re a content creator who is looking to scale up your content.

Start with keyword research, move over to the content writer, optimize your content using AI, and then publish with one of the 5 options. That’s the recipe for SEO success using SurgeGraph.

A content AI in rapid development

What I use SurgeGraph for

While Koala Writer is my go-to AI Copywriting tool, I like to mix it up with SurgeGraph occasionally.

Sometimes I just get better results on informative articles using SurgeGraph than Koala Writer.

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KoalaWriter Review: This AI Copywriting Tool Is Different

Wed, 14 Jun 2023 14:29:33 +0200

There are so many AI Copywriting tools out there today, and I’ve tested the majority, and they all have the same problem.

But what if I told you I’ve finally found one, that is, formatting lists and tables and highlighting essential parts of the sentences to improve readability?

This is precisely what Koala Writer does. After using it for a little over a month, I can say, based on my own experience, you get high-quality content, and you can tweak your writing process to near perfection.

Key Takeaways

This AI Copywriting creates outstanding quality content with GPT-4 and GPT 3.5.
You get both KoalaChat and Koala Writer to help you through the entire content creation process.
The design is a bit neutral, and it’s easy to see it hasn’t been a focus for the people behind Koala.

Pros and Cons of using Koala Writer

Koala consists of 2 major modules. Koala Chat, where you can do keyword research, generate AI images and use the Koala Chat for ideation.

Next up, you have Koala Writer, which is for creating high-quality content and tweaking your writing process. This is now one of my favourite writing tools.

But let’s briefly get into the pros and cons of using Koala.

Pros of Koala Writer

High-quality output with less to no effort.
Create images and do keyword research with KoalaChat.
Create product roundup articles from Amazon with ease.
Create bulk articles.
You can choose the point of view for your articles.

Cons of Koala Writer

Now, should you get Koala Writer? Absolutely yes! If you can manage within your budget to spend $5 per long-form blog post, you should sign up right away.

If your budget is more limited, you can start with the free plan and create high-quality articles with 5000 words.

KoalaChat

The KoalaChat contains a range of features which aren’t apparent to anyone using it. It’s definitely missing in the UX, but you can easily do keyword research with the command /kw, generate images with the command /dream, and then KoalaChat is great for ideation.

I like to use it when I want ideas for blog post titles or YouTube video titles. Overall, it can do the same as ChatGPT, but you can also include real-time results.

ChatGPT only has data up until 2021. When you enable real-time results, you can get data up until today, which makes it incredibly powerful. It collects data directly from the search engines and provides the data to you.

Use KoalaChat For Keyword Research

While this isn’t the most intuitive interface, you can perform keyword research with KoalaChat.

All you have to do is write: /kw [YOUR_KEYWORD], and KoalaChat will fetch and print all relevant keywords.

You can also take it a step further if you want keywords with a variable and write: /kw [YOUR_KEYWORD] *, then KoalaChat will find all relevant keywords that continue after your keyword. It’s incredibly powerful to start with this before writing your long-form blog posts.

Generate Images With KoalaChat

You can also generate images using KoalaChat with the command: /dream [DESCRIPTION OF YOUR IMAGE].

It’s super simple, and you only pay 1 credit per image you generate. Depending on your plan, you have a specific amount of credits per month.

They continuously add more features to KoalaChat, and it’s incredible to follow along and use their large range of features. But now, let’s dive into my favourite module: Koala Writer.

Koala Writer

Now it’s time to turn on your content creator mode and write high-quality articles for your target keyword.

This is what Koala Writer does to perfection. It might not be the most user-friendly interface, but it gets the job done so you can write long-form content.

And frankly, I much rather want that they invest in quality output than a user-friendly interface as long as it’s usable.

Settings For Blog Posts In Koala Writer

For each blog post you write, depending on your blog post type, you have a set of settings to ensure you write SEO-Friendly Articles. I’ll list them here to get you an idea of what you can work with.

GPT-Version: This is where you choose between GPT-4 and GPT-3.5. Bear in mind GPT-4 use 5x the number of words GPT3.5 does, but you also get much better output.
Article type: Choose between blog posts for generic blog posts, youtube video to article and product roundups for Amazon product roundups.
Target keyword: What keyword or search phrase is your article targeting?
SEO Optimization: Choose between default, manual and AI-powered
Tone of Voice: Choose SEO Optimized, excited, professional, friendly, formal, casual and humorous.
Language: You can choose between more than 100 languages.
Country: What country are you targeting with your article?
Point of View: First person, second person, third person.
Real-time search results: If you want more fresh data after 2021.
Outline editor: If you want to impact how your outline looks like.
FAQ section: If you want to include an FAQ section with people also ask questions from the SERP.
Prompts: To guide the AI on where to go with your title, outline and extra sections.
Key takeaways: This works well if you want to shorten your introduction and include some key takeaways.

You can set These generic settings with the blog post article type.

If you choose the Youtube video to article, you can add the link to your YouTube video.

And if you choose product roundup, you can add your Amazon affiliate id and the Amazon search URL.

Generate A Blog post

This is the article type I use the most, and it really shows how Koala Writer is a valuable tool. The AI Generated Content from the blog post is just outstanding.

As mentioned above, you fill out the settings and then hit publish. Then you’ll be met by an outline editor where you must choose your outline if enabled.

You can also disable the outline editor and skip it entirely, and then Koala Writer will choose the outline for you.

And when you’re through that, you’ll see your article being written.

Pro-tip: Always enable the outline editor and key takeaways. You get a much better introduction, and with the outline editor, you can ensure you include all necessary sections.

YouTube Video To A Blog Post

This is their newest addition, and I’ve tried it on a couple of my YouTube videos.

Here you don’t add a target keyword, you add the URL to your YouTube video, and then Koala Writer uses the transcript from the video to understand the video and create an outline.

Based on the outline, it’ll then mix your words from the video with the knowledge from the AI.

I really like this because you already add your experience from the YouTube video directly in the article.

Usually, when an article is generated, we have to go in and add our own experience afterwards. It’s already done here.

And based on my own testing, the results are decent. Sometimes I did experience the AI going in the wrong direction in some of the sections, but it wasn’t something I hadn’t seen before. This is a really cool feature, especially with the search engines hungry for EEAT.

Amazon Product Roundup

For the product roundup, I ran a test for the target keyword: Best noise-cancelling headphones for freelancers.

I entered my Amazon search URL, and my Amazon affiliate ID went through the content editor process and pressed generate.

In the outline editor, you can choose what products you want to include from Amazon and easily remove the products Koala Writer pre-chooses.

But in the article, Koala Writer automatically adds your Amazon affiliate ID to the links and even adds images, plus great descriptions about the products and a buyer guide in the end.

It’s entirely textbook, and it works like a dream.

Publish Directly To WordPress

If you connect your WordPress website, then you can create drafts directly from KoalaWriter to your WordPress website.

You can connect as many WordPress websites as you want to, and it’s just a fast and easy way to move your content and ensure it stays formatted.

You can also click the copy button and paste it into WordPress, which works fine.

I’ll recommend using an NLP editor like Surfer SEO or Frase to improve the content even further, luckily, Koala Writer has done all the heavy lifting for us, but it’s entirely up to you.

Generate Bulk Articles With Koala Writer

You can also use bulk mode with Koala Writer, activate that in the menu, and then generate articles in bulk.

The only difference in the minimalist design is that you can choose the WordPress website to which you want to push the content, and then you can add multiple keywords, one per line, to create multiple articles.

This is a great way to scale up your content creation, but I will still recommend you read them through and ensure all facts are correct, the writing style is as you want when you’re writing blog posts, and it looks good.

Future For KoalaWriter

They’re working on many great features, such as auto-generated meta descriptions and auto-suggest images and videos for your articles. Still, the feature I’m most excited about is automatic internal linking.

They’ve already removed the process of replacing links with your Amazon affiliate link, but if they can add an internal link-building feature that succeeds, it’ll be a complete game-changer.

I don’t know how they’ll do it, and I guess that we’ll submit a sitemap, or they’ll crawl our content because the AI needs to understand our content to be able to link between the articles.

I’m so excited about this feature.

And I know OpenAI is working on making GPT-4 even cheaper, so I hope it’ll also reflect on Koala’s pricing.

Is Koala Writer Worth It?

Koala Writer is very well worth it. It’s a small investment of $5 per article, and with the high-quality content Koala Writer produces, you’ll be able to earn home your investment in no time.

I’ve signed up for the professional plan and might sign up for the boos plan soon as I spend all my words every month. I’m a big fan, as you can probably tell.

Koala Writer is perfect for anyone who wants to scale their article writing. Koala doesn’t generate publish-ready content; no AI Copywriting tool is doing that. But this is the closes I’ve seen in a long time.

I want to give Koala 4,5 stars, which is nearly perfect in AI Copywriting.

For me, the introduction is too long, and then I experience that it writes redundant sections occasionally.

Surfer SEO vs Frase vs KoalaWriter: Which AI Copywriting Tool Is Best?

Wed, 07 Jun 2023 14:16:40 +0200

I’ve seen this question over and over again: Which AI Copywriting tool is the best? There isn’t a right or wrong answer to that question.

But what if I told you that you’ve been approaching AI Copywriting wrong the entire time?

One of the biggest misconceptions about AI Copywriting tools is the search for the best AI Copywriting tool to generate high-quality content.

And in theory, it sounds right, but it’s not the best approach if you want the best results.

Key takeaways

I’ll compare the 3 best overall AI Copywriting tools, in my opinion, which are KoalaWriter, Frase and Surfer SEO.
KoalaWriter and Surfer SEO runs on GPT-4, whereas Frase runs on GPT-3.5, so I expect to notice a difference.
Frase is perfect for customised AI, KoalaWriter is excellent for informational- and product roundup articles, and Surfer SEO is great for informational articles.

The AI Content Test Case

I’ll run 1 test per product, an informational article. I’ll compare the results, and then we’ll dive into what use cases each tool works best for.

Frase has been working on their AI for around a year. KoalaWriter a couple of months, and the same for Surfer SEO.

I will test each AI with the query: How to manage multiple projects as a freelancer.

Before we start testing, here is how I would create the outline for this target keyword to cover it from all angles.

My outline

To begin with, my own outline, when I look at the SERP, I see the articles winning in the SERP are articles giving tips on managing multiple projects.

So I would go with the following outline with a casual tone of voice:

Introduction
3-5 Key Takeaways
7-12 tips (Include my own experience)
Wrap up

When I’m testing the AI Copywriting tools, I’m not changing anything in the outline they suggest, and I’m just letting the tools perform how they want to without me interfering in the content creation process.

The Outline AI Test

So the first step in each individual tool is the outline. This is the step right after we have entered our keyword and pressed Generate the article.

Surfer SEO Outline Builder

When it comes to purely building an outline, Surfer SEO is one of my favourite tools because you get to choose what websites you want your content and outline to be inspired by. Indeed a powerful tool.

Each individual website gets a content score from Surfer SEO based on whether it’s high-quality content or low-quality content.

Based on this content score Surfer SEO preselects the relevant websites to help you write an outline and content for search engines.

The Surfer SEO outline generated is somewhat similar, but Surfer SEO has chosen the “How-to” route, despite the SERP showing great results with articles giving tips.

It’s an exciting approach, but I assume the AI has its reasons for it. We’ll see that in the content creation process.

KoalaWriter Outline Builder

Next up is KoalaWriter, and even though KoalaWriter is one of the newer tools, they have developed tons of advanced features in no time.

With KoalaWriter, when you generate your outline, you have a bunch of options to choose between:

GPT version (GPT-4/GPT-3.5)
Article type
SEO optimisation level
Tone of voice
Language
Country
Point of view(My favourite)
Use real-time SERP data
Use the outline editor(Always enable this)
Include an FAQ section
Prompts
Include key takeaways.

The more specific you are in choosing your options and entering them correctly, the better of an article you’ll get. GPT-4 costs 4-5x more than GPT-3.5, so just be aware. I will, however, always recommend you use GPT-4.

But KoalaWriter has a more extensive outline covering the subject from more angles.

Surfer SEO was very focused on the execution and planning aspects of the article. In contrast, KoalaWriter goes a step deeper and wants to write about the financial aspect, planning, and execution.

So far, this outline has the best potential, but remember, when you use one of these tools, edit the outline to ensure you include all sections for your blog post.

Frase Outline Builder

Lastly, we have Frase. While Frase was much faster, we don’t have the selection process of websites we had with Surfer SEO, and here it already shows the difference between GPT4 and GPT-3.5.

With Frase, you enter your keyword, enable the search phrase analysis, and then you can either use the AI to build the outline or do it yourself. I’ll recommend you use the outline and then remove/add the missing or unnecessary sections.

But with the outline generated, Frase wants to start by writing about general freelancing, which is irrelevant to the article. When you do this search, you already know what freelancing is. Then it mentions tools, how to set up a project and time tracking.

It’s not entirely off, but it’s undoubtedly the worst outline of the 3 so far, but let’s see how it turns out when we generate the articles.

Conclusion On AI-Generated Outlines

So already here, it’s clear to see the difference between tools and why no AI Copywriting tool suits everyone for AI-Generated content. You need to find the one that suits your need to create high-quality content.

For Surfer SEO, my favourite feature was the website selection, where I could choose what articles from the websites I wanted the outline to be inspired by.

For KoalaWriter, I really liked how it thoroughly covered the topic from all angles and let me choose my tone of voice.

Frase was super easy to use, but the outline was lacking, and if I had to go with Frase for this article, I would add and remove some sections.

So go with Surfer SEO if you want minimal control, go with KoalaWriter for full topic coverage and go with Frase if you want complete control of your outline.

AI-Generated Content Test

Now it’s time for the content creation process, where I want to generate some high-quality content based on the outlines we built in the previous step.

With Surfer SEO and KoalaWriter, it’s super simple, I press the create button and then get my article after some time. It takes, on average, 4 min per 1000 words with GPT-4.

Now with Frase, it’s a bit different. Here I can add prompts to each individual heading in the outline of what I want to be included in that section. It gives you more control, but it also gives you the option to confuse the AI, so use it carefully.

Of all the articles generated, Frase was by far the fastest to generate the article, but they also run on GPT 3.5, which is much faster than GPT-4 to generate content.

Next up, Surfer SEO finished, and then KoalaWriter last.

I analysed the search phrase, and Surfer SEO and Frase found that I had to write around 2000 words on average.

Surfer SEO ended up with an article in 1895 words.
KoalaWriter wrote 2721 words
Frase wrote 3000 words.

But now, let’s dive into each individual article and see how the quality of the content creation process turned out.

Surfer SEO AI-Generated Article

If you want to read the full article generated by Surfer SEO, you can do that here on Google Docs.

Starting with Surfer SEO, the introduction is too long, but the content in the introduction is excellent.

I also like the key takeaways, and then Surfer SEO dives into the main content.

It gives concrete tips and tools but doesn’t add any outbound links.

Overall the content is decent, but I feel it’s missing dept, lists and tables to make it easier to read. I want more tips, concrete guidelines, and examples of managing multiple projects and overcoming specific issues.

Lastly, Surfer SEO chose to add an FAQ. Here, 2 of the questions are already answered in the article, so it’s up to debate how valuable it is to answer them again.

KoalaWriter AI-Generated Article

You can see the KoalaWriter article on Google Docs as well.

Next up, we have the KoalaWriter article. To begin with, KoalaWriter makes it easy to read by highlighting essential words, lists, short paragraphs, and even tables when it’s relevant.

But again, we see the same issue as with Surfer SEO. The introduction is too long. I would make it brief and then add some key takeaways. I didn’t enable this when I generated the outline so that it could’ve been done.

Once we dive further into the article, it’s the best article so far; I can say that already now. It’s easy to read, the critical words are highlighted, making it easy to skim, and then the content goes more in-depth compared to Surfer SEO.

The lists are some of my favourite content pieces in this blog post. The lists work like guidelines for performing the individual steps.

We even have outbound links saving us a lot of time, not having to add that once we publish the article in WordPress or what CMS you use for your website.

Frase AI-Generated Article

Lastly, we have the Frase article. You can read the Frase article at Frase.

This article is the longest of the 3 articles, and it’s generated with GPT 3.5, whereas the others were generated with GPT 4.

But let’s dive into the article, starting with the introduction, which is not there. And already here, it starts to fall apart a bit.

An article without an introduction makes it nearly impossible to hook the reader. It’s not part of any advanced features to add an introduction, and we could have done it if we manually added it in the outline.

But as mentioned in the test description. I didn’t touch anything; I just let the AI do what they thought was best for the article and search engine rankings.

Not only are we missing an introduction, but there are also no key takeaways. It just goes right into the article, where it tries to use the relevant keywords.

The Frase article is the definition of long-form content with 3000 words. The content suggests concrete tips, but my main concern is that it’s writing a mix of the second and third person. I really want it to write in the second person so I feel the article I’m reading is written for me.

Next up, it feels like the article is very long, again, a long-form content piece. It goes in dept, but because nothing is broken up with images, lists, tables or highlighted words, it becomes very heavy to read. (See what I did there with the highlighted words?)

Conclusion On AI-Generated Articles

With all the articles generated, which one did best?

For my content strategy and use, KoalaWriter is the best, but with Surfer SEO close behind and Frase a bit behind.

It’s clear to see the difference between GPT 3.5 and GPT 4 in these articles.

However, again it depends on so many factors.

Wrap-up: Which AI Copywriting Tool Is Best For What?

Now before we dive into the results, I want to give you some tips on how you can utilise AI-Powered Tools better as your writing tools.

AI Copywriting Tips

Never generate and publish an article without reading it through. Edit the article and add your own experience to the article. You might see brief success if you generate and publish without alterations, but Google will penalise you for it after some time.
To get to the top-ranking pages, add your original images, preferably videos, to your article. This creates authenticity, and as long as you use your own images, you know they’re unique.
Ensure your outline covers the topic from all angles. Once you get the first draft of your outline, then perform the search on Google yourself. Look at the top 3 results on the search page. And then see what their outline looks like. Ensure you cover all headings. It doesn’t require advanced features or AI-Powered tools, just some manual work.
Always run your content through an NLP editor. If you’re using KoalaWriter or another AI Copywriting tool without an NLP editor built-in, then copy and paste your content into an NLP editor such as Surfer SEO or Frase and ensure you’re using all the related keywords and NLP words Google finds relevant.

Content Score Comparison

So I took all the content pieced and ran through Surfer SEO’s content optimisation tool and Frase’s content optimisation tool to see what content scored the highest in the different NLP editors.

Here is a table view of how the different content pieces performed without my interference.

	Frase Content Optimisation Tool	Surfer SEO Content Optimisation Tool
Surfer SEO	29%	75%
KoalaWriter	36%	36%
Frase	39%	49%

Each content optimisation tool has different parameters they check on, that’s why you see the content vary this much, but it’s a suitable comparison parameter for your SEO-optimized content.

Best AI Copywriting Tool For Informational Articles

As the introduction mentions, each AI Copywriting tool is built with a specific use case in mind. And then others are built to be generic AI tools, and you might want to avoid those if you want the best results for your SEO-optimized content.

For informational articles, KoalaWriter and Surfer SEO gave the best results. I use KoalaWriter daily, as it delivers the best results for me. But in my testing period, I also tested other articles, where Surfer SEO sometimes generated a better article.

So it depends on your writing style as a content creator. You might have a different content strategy than me with your content writing tools. I compared this to help you find the most suitable content writing tools.

Best AI Copywriting Tool For Roundup Articles

Next up, a product roundup. This is a little bonus as I didn’t mention this in the article, but I did test it, and here KoalaWriter is the best AI Copywriting tool.

[INSERT IMAGE OF PRODUCT ROUNDUP]

With KoalaWriter, you get a specific template where you paste in your Amazon search URL and your Amazon affiliate ID.

KoalaWriter then automatically visits the search URL, looks for relevant products for your search phrase and possibly a list of keywords, and then writes the article with your affiliate id included in the links. It’s like magic, and it saves you a ton of time.

Best AI Copywriting Tool For Customised AI

As the last option, we have customised AI. This is for you who have content writers or are human writer who wants to customise your AI content generation entirely.

For this, Frase is the best option. With Frase, you can build specific AI templates for your content writers to ensure your content is written in the format you like and need. It’s a valuable tool, and building the AI template has a user-friendly interface.

Suppose you have any doubts about building your AI templates. In that case, you can always start with some community templates to get an idea of how they work and get inspiration to build your own SEO tools to create the best search engine optimization articles.

Surfer SEO AI Review: Is $29 Per Article Worth It?

Wed, 31 May 2023 09:31:32 +0200

So Surfer SEO released their AI last week, and it’s received a ton of appraisal, but I wanted to put it through my own testing to see the results.

But is it worth paying 29 times more per article than other AI Copywriting tools?

It’s running on GPT-4, the newest AI model from OpenAI, so I expect great things, especially with their price point.

Let’s get into it.

I signed up for the light plan at $29 per month, getting keyword research and 3 content edits per month. It’s super limited, and SurferSEO works from the principle that everything costs extra.

Unless you’re on the max plan at $299 monthly, you only pay for grow flow and Surfer AI.

If I want an SEO audit, it’s $49 extra per month. SERP Analyzer, $29 extra per month and Grow Flow, $9 per site per month.

So yes, as they say, SurferSEO isn’t for everyone, but I wanted to test their AI, which has been so hyped.

I started with the long tail keyword: How to export from Figma to Webflow

Getting from keyword to outline took 4 minutes. While this is not fast, I believe they can improve this, as the alternative tools do the same steps but much faster.

What SurferSEO does in these 4 minutes is scrape Google for the ranking websites and then give each website a content score based on its own NLP parameters.

Based on the content score Surfer SEO then chooses the websites it wants to compare itself against and get inspired by. This is a neat way.

My outline would be:

Short intro

Key takeaways

Export Your Figma Project To Webflow Using A Plugin

Guide to use the plugin

Export Your Figma Project To Webflow Manually

Define your global styles
Export Figma Assets
Div-framing your Webflow website
Styling your content
Define interactions
Test desktop and mobile

Wrap up

SurferSEO’s outline:

Understanding Figma and Webflow

Figma Overview
Webflow Overview

Preparing Your Figma Design for Webflow

Layout Structure
Components and Symbols
Color Management

Setting Up Your Webflow Project

New Project Creation
Style Guide Implementation
Customizing Colors

Exporting Assets from Figma

Designating Assets for Export
Export Commands
Uploading to Webflow

Building Your Webflow Site

Replacing Frames with Divs
Styling Content
Creating Interactions

Testing and Refining Your Webflow Site

Publishing Your Site
Cross-Platform Testing
Tweaking and Finalizing

I’m not changing anything, I’m going with the flow of Surfer SEO AI creates articles in one click. I could maybe have changed the outline and got a better result, but I wanted to let Surfer SEO do the work as it think it should be done.

Surfer SEO AI uses the newest version GPT 4 in 32k, which means it supports 32,000 token context-length.

GPT-4 is much more expensive than GPT 3.5, up to 5x the price, so that’s some of the reason to why the price tag is at $29 per article, but is the output worth it?

It took 8 minutes to get the article generated, so overall it’s not a fast article generator, but GPT-4 is a lot slower than GPT-3, so that’s part of the answer. However, I generated the same article using KoalaWriter in less than 2 minutes.

I’ll share a link to the article from Surfer SEO AI in the description. So you can check it out.

For the intro, I’m in-between, it has some great elements, but I would change it to contain more of the content in the article, right now it’s a little too generic.

Pros of Surfer SEO AI

Short summary
Content score, it’s optimising the content to use the right NLP keywords.
The overall quality of the content
Suggesting images, but it’s just after each H2, so there is no logic behind it seems. And for an article like this, images are crucial, maybe even a video.
It hits word count perfectly.
It generates an FAQ section, which is decent. It’s not perfect. And the 2 questions in this case are already answered in the article, so I wouldn’t keep the FAQ section.

Cons of Surfer SEO AI

And 12 minutes to generate a 3000 word article, Expect 4 minutes per 1000 words.
It took around 8 minutes to generate a 2000 word article.
No outgoing links.
No internal links.
No tables.
Missing experience (I did XYZ).

Now the thing about AI Copywriting tools is that they often work for different use cases. Surfer SEO is great for info articles but terrible at comparison articles and best x for y—for example, the best noise-cancelling headsets for freelance copywriters.

But with the article done, you can easily export it to WordPress if that’s part of your plan. It’s not for my sake.

But now, is SurferSEO AI worth $29 per article? No, it’s not.

Surfer SEO is comparing their AI to human writers to justify their price point, but I’m comparing it to their alternatives, Frase and KoalaWriter.

Now Frase doesn’t run on GPT 4, so it’s not a 100% fair comparison, but they do a decent job at generating the content, and I can generate articles down to below $1.

However, I would readily use KoalaWriter for most of my articles if I used AI. With KoalaWriter, I also get outbound links to sources and formatted tables.

They run on GPT 4, and I generated an article of 2000 words for a little less than $5. But the thing about KoalaWriter is that you don’t get the NLP editor you get with Surfer and Frase.

By the way, I’m working on a comparison video between these 3 tools where I’ll go in dept, so remember to subscribe so that you won’t miss that video.

So, in the end, Surfer SEO is for people and companies with a large budget who create many info articles and want to speed up their content creation flow.

I haven’t been able to generate an article I could easily copy, paste and publish. All the articles are missing internal links, my own experience and sometimes, they’re a bit off.

But, if you want to step up your SEO game, you’ll need to run competitor research. Watch my video on how to do so, and it’s super easy and very lucrative for your SEO strategy.

5 Best SEO Tools For Beginners Below $50/m

Sat, 27 May 2023 04:39:00 +0200

When you’re a beginner in search engine optimisation (SEO), you often find yourself overwhelmed by the complexity and multitude of tools available.

Choosing the proper SEO tools is crucial for optimising a website’s visibility and driving organic traffic. In this article, we will explore the key factors to consider when selecting SEO tools tailored to you.

What Is Important For Beginner SEO Tools

We will dive into the importance of guidance, keyword research, keyword rank tracking, and competitor research in determining the best SEO tools for beginners. By understanding these essential aspects, you, as a beginner, can confidently make informed decisions and start your SEO journey.

SEO Guidance

The first aspect to look into is guidance. Guidance is how well the tool guides you through the SEO Universe. This is one of the critical aspects you should consider when evaluating beginner SEO tools.

If you’re a beginner, proper guidance is essential to understand the various concepts and strategies involved in optimising search engines.

You can look for tools that offer clear explanations, tutorials, and onboarding processes to help you navigate the tool’s key features and understand how to use them effectively.

You can also check the SEO tools’ intuitive interfaces, informative tooltips, and easily accessible documentation to help you decide whether that tool is suited for your website.

Keyword Research / Search Analysis

Keyword research is a fundamental aspect of SEO, as it forms the basis for creating optimised content.

Beginner SEO tools should provide robust keyword research capabilities to implement keyword analysis and find relevant keywords related to your target audience and industry.

It can also help you to identify the most valuable keywords to target when the SEO keyword research tool offers insights into search volume, competition level, and keyword trends. This is what it’s all about with these keyword tools.

Look for tools that provide comprehensive keyword suggestions, related search terms, and data on search intent. It can make the keyword research process much smoother for you as a beginner when it has a user-friendly interface and intuitive filters.

Keyword Rank Tracking

Keyword rank tracking is a type of analysis of how well you’re ranking on the different terms and the keywords you’re targeting

Tracking keyword rankings is crucial to monitor the success of SEO efforts. To allow you to analyse how well your website performs, beginner SEO tools should also offer a reliable keyword rank tracking feature.

It should provide regular updates on competitive keyword positions in search engine result pages (SERPs) and offer historical data to track progress.

To allow beginners like you to benchmark your performance and identify areas for improvement, a practical rank-tracking feature should also provide insights into competitors’ ranking positions.

Competitor Research

Understanding how your website compares to competitors is essential for developing a successful SEO strategy.

A solid competitor research module should offer competitive analysis functionalities that allow you to analyse your competitors’ websites, the keywords they are targeting, and their overall SEO strategies.

It will also help you to optimise your website’s performance in organic search rankings when SEO tools also focus on improving organic search visibility by providing features and insights.

You should get insights into your competitor rankings, backlink analysis, content strategies, and other relevant data with competitor research to help you identify opportunities and learn from successful competitors.

It can also assist you in gaining a competitive edge in your SEO efforts when SEO tools offer a user-friendly interface and clear visualisation of the competitor analysis

While comparing yourself to your competitors, you will see the domain authority from your competitors is relatively high. Don’t focus on this initially, as it’s not important.

Top 5 Best SEO Tools for Beginners

1. SE Ranking

#1 Product Recommendation

SE Ranking has always been behind Ahrefs and Semrush, the top SEO products, but SE Ranking still gives you a ton of value.

SEO Guidance

 4/5

Keyword research

 5/5

Keyword tracking

 5/5

Competitor research

 3.5/5

SE Ranking can be an ideal tool to help analyse your website’s on-page SEO elements. It checks meta tags, headlines, content optimisation, internal linking, and mobile-friendliness. The tools SEO audit provides recommendations to improve your website’s SEO performance.

With the SEO audit, you get information about broken links, internal links issues, external links issues and sometimes an entire backlink analysis. It’s super valuable for your online presence.

SE Ranking is a keyword tracking tool that works super simply, and you can set it up quickly. SE Ranking helps you analyse competitors, track multiple search engines, and see search engine rankings on SERP features.

They also have a solid competitor analysis tool where you can compare yourself to your competitors on traffic, keywords, backlinks, and much more that’s why it’s a super reliable module.

Its keyword research module is super thorough because it shows you all you need to know, such as difficulty and volume, but SE Ranking also shows search intent, which is essential for your article. On top of this, it will show you the organic results and most popular ads.

Another critical feature SE Ranking has is an extensive keyword database that shows when you use it. Another good thing is that you can try it out entirely free before signing up.

Serpple is better at guiding their product, but SE Ranking has a simple design that helps you quickly understand how the module works. And then their support is swift if you have any doubts.

SE Ranking comes in at $49 for the lowest plan, and it is limited compared to some of the alternatives, but this is where you get the best modules and the product with the most data.

Pros of SE Ranking

Cons of SE Ranking

2. Serpple

#2 Product Recommendation

Serpple primarily surprised me with its keyword research and SEO Competitor AI modules. But before we dive into that, let’s start with guidance.

SEO Guidance

 5/5

Keyword research

 3/5

Keyword tracking

 5/5

Competitor research

 5/5

Overall there is no onboarding; however, the modules are all explained with text and many information icons. Even in its keyword ranking module, they take time to explain everything. This is the best experience so far, based on guidance.

Serpple also has a keyword ranking module that does its job, although nothing revolutionary. You can see your position on search engine rankings, an overview of all your keywords, how it’s going with winning snippets, etc.

Another exciting key feature about it is the SEO competitor AI module. This SEO competitor research module is the best for beginners because it doesn’t matter how old your website is. Serpple looks at keywords. So you enter a bunch of keywords describing your website, and then Serpple finds similar websites, and it’s good at it.

The keyword research module is in beta, but this is a very well-developed beta. You can search by domain or specific keyword, and then you’re flooded with information positively.

You get general information such as trends, volume, and competition. But you can also get who is at the top on this keyword, related searches, auto-complete predictions, and related keywords. This is impressive for an SEO tool’s key features.

And my favourite part? You can get all this for $1. Of course, particular limits exist, but you can upgrade to the expert plan and only pay $39 monthly.

Pros of Serpple

Cons of Serpple

3. WriterZen

#3 Product Recommendation

WriterZen is an SEO tool that focuses on keyword research and content optimisation but does not have rank tracking or competitor analysis.

SEO Guidance

 2.5/5

Keyword research

 5/5

Keyword tracking

 0/5

Competitor research

 0/5

Regarding guidance, you only get a little. However, the platform is super intuitive, as there are few modules.

For keyword research, or keyword explorer as they call it, you get all the generic data such as the trend, estimated volume, and difficulty. But you also get a golden score.

A golden score is a combination of low competition and high search volume. This is a factor you can sort by, and then you have your to-do list of content. It’s brilliant, but it continues beyond here.

WriterZen has managed to integrate keyword clusters with its keyword research tool. So often WriterZen will cluster keywords for you and helps you save tons of time.

WriterZen pulls data from Google, and people also ask about sections and topics other discusses.

Additionally, WriterZen includes a key feature: the content creator with a user-friendly and SEO-optimised text editor, competitor knowledge insights, AI writing assistance powered by GPT-3, a plagiarism checker to ensure originality and a feature-rich interface. It aims to enhance productivity and concentration while providing dependable customer support.

And on top of this, it also integrated topic discovery. If you’ve been in SEO for a few days, you’ve probably already heard about topical authority. It’s what you want to achieve within any subtopic of your niche.

A topical authority is your ability to cover a topic from all angles. WriterZen helps with this as well, both with keyword clusters and topic clusters, to help you fully understand what needs to cover for a topic to reach topical authority.

So far, this is the complete keyword research module with so many integrations which you get for $19.

Pros of WriterZen

Cons of WriterZen

4. StoryBase

#4 Product Recommendation

StoryBase is an excellent SEO tool for websites in terms of content research, and it also helps you discover and optimise content to improve your search engine rankings. Great SEO artists like Brian Dean from Backlinko, Matthew Barby from Hubspot, and many more also used StoryBase.

SEO Guidance

 1.5/5

Keyword research

 5/5

Keyword tracking

 0/5

Competitor research

 3/5

It is also an ideal tool to help you increase your organic traffic by providing valuable insights into your target audience’s search behaviour and by analysing and optimising your content based on actual Google searches. StoryBase allows you to create compelling and sought-after content that aligns with your audience’s questions, concerns, thoughts, and dreams.

Opposite to Dinorank, you can use StoryBase keyword tracking tool for long-tail keywords. It’s one of the best in class, and with long tail keywords where you find the opportunities.

Another bonus of using StoryBase is that you can filter the keyword research on phrases and questions.

Writing articles answering questions is what you want to do, and the more long tail the questions are, the better of a chance of ranking. That is why StoryBase is brilliant for beginners.

When it comes to guidance, StoryBase is in-between. While they don’t guide you through a tour, their tool is so simple that anyone can use it. And they do have some great extra modules to help you grow.

One of its key features is a CTR (click-through rate) tool that provides recommendations to make your Title Tag and Meta Description more appealing and engaging, thus increasing the likelihood of users clicking on your content in Google search results. With StoryBase, you can start growing your authority in search and attract more organic traffic to your website.

For their competitor research, it’s simple to use again, enter your keyword, and StoryBase will find your competitors. Sounds great, right?

But the problem I found here is that the newer your domain is, the more difficult it is for StoryBase to find competitors.

And as a beginner, your domain is often relatively new so competitor research could be better.

Lastly, they don’t have a keyword ranking module at all. So even though Dinorank has all the features, StoryBase is still a better tool solely because of its keyword research tool. It’s the foundation for any content.

StoryBase lowest plan starts at $49, so it’s just under the limit, but for a reason. Its keyword research tool is also outstanding.

Pros of StoryBase

Cons of StoryBase

5. Dinorank

#5 Product Recommendation

Dinorank is an all-in-one SEO suite designed to improve visibility on Google, attract qualified traffic, and increase revenue. It is an affordable and intuitive platform that aims to simplify SEO for professionals and companies.

SEO Guidance

 1.5/5

Keyword research

 3/5

Keyword tracking

 2.5/5

Competitor research

 0/5

Dinorank has a keyword research module, and they have rank tracking. Nothing extraordinary. It works, but the more long tail you try, the worse the results become.

For rank tracking, or position tracking as Dinorank calls it, they also show all the features Google Search Console would. But you get a trend graph and snippet options, and you can filter on mobile and PC.

You can also see in Dinorank whether you’re ranking in images, featured snippets, FAQ, or similar for the snippets, while it lacks guidance and the overall UX. Another thing is through its content gap key features, you can also identify what keywords your competitors are ranking for that you are not.

Another critical feature Dinorank has is its SEO Audit, where you can quickly identify and fix SEO mistakes on your or clients’ websites. Conduct comprehensive audits with just a few clicks, including determining 404 pages, setting up 301 redirects, and optimising poorly optimised posts.

This helps you find broken links, address duplicate content and overall help you with an analysis of your website. Opposite Google Analytics which shows you behavioural data from your visitors.

You can also visualise and analyse the internal link structure of your website or your competitors’ websites. Its external link management also keeps track of all backlinks pointing to your website and manages your link-building strategy.

When you use Dinorank and get through it, it can seem messy, and a lot is happening.

Dinorank makes search engine optimisation accessible to a wide range of users through its pricing plan, which starts at $30, and even their pro plan comes in under $50, and with the pro plan, you get full functionality. It has a keyword research tool and a keyword rank-tracking tool for websites.

Pros of Dinorank

Cons of Dinorank

Conclusion

As a beginner with SEO, the tool you choose is crucial, as it will help you optimise your website for the best SEO performance possible. These tools offer clear explanations, user-friendly interfaces, and informative documentation to help you navigate the SEO universe smoothly.

You should choose a tool that provides comprehensive keyword suggestions, search volume data, and insights into user intent since keyword research is essential. Tracking keyword rankings enables you to monitor progress and adjust your strategies. Competitor research functionality empowers beginners to analyse competitors’ tactics and gain valuable insights.

SE Ranking stands out among the top five SEO tools for beginners, offering valuable modules and comprehensive data. Serpple impresses with exceptional keyword research and AI capabilities for competitor analysis.

If you particularly need key features like topic discovery and keyword clustering, choose WriterZen. Storybase excels in long-tail keyword research, answering questions, and identifying opportunities, so choose it when you are particular about those key features. Dinorank provides basic keyword research and rank tracking at an affordable price.

Considering these factors, you can choose SEO tools that meet your needs and use them in your SEO journey. Understanding SEO fundamentals, conducting keyword research, tracking rankings, and analysing competitors are made easier with the right tools.

Using these beginner-friendly SEO tools, you can establish a solid foundation and drive your websites toward greater visibility and success in search engine rankings.

Phillipstemann

Keyword Revealer Review: Find New Interesting Backlinks

Pros And Cons Using Keyword Revealer

Pros of Keyword Revealer

Cons of Keyword Revealer

My Quick Take

What Is Keyword Revealer?

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Keyword Revealer Review Features

Keyword Research: Find Potential Keywords

Keyword Brainstorm: Start Your Topical Map

Rank Tracker: Monitor And Track Your Keywords

Backlink Analysis: Monitor And Find New Backlinks

Site Analysis: Get An Overview Of Your Domain

Alternatives to Keyword Revealer

WriterZen

TopicMojo

Who Is Keyword Revealer Made For?

Wrap-Up: Is Keyword Revealer Worth It?

My Last Thoughts

SiteGuru Review: Favourite Tool For SEO Experiments

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My Quick Take

What Is SiteGuru?

SiteGuru Review Features

Overview Of Your SEO Efforts

SEO Goals And SEO Experiments

SEO Insights

Overview Of Your Content

Your Technical SEO

Links Report

Alternatives To SiteGuru

Ahrefs Free Site Audit

Labrika

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Wrap-Up: Is SiteGuru Worth It?

My Last Thoughts

Linksy Review: Revolutionary Internal Link-building WordPress Plugin

Key Takeaways

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Linksy Review Features

Linksy Dashboard: Get An Overview Of Your Links

Linksy Reports: Interlink Your Blog Posts

Add Inbound Links With Linksy

Add Outbound Links With Linksy

Anchors Cloud: Get An Overview Of Your Anchor Texts

Keywords Rating: Find The Best Keyword For Your Blog Post

Playground: Test Your Keywords

Settings: Customise Your Linksy Experience

Alternatives to Linksy

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Wrap-Up: Is Linksy Worth It?

My Last Thoughts

Keyword Chef Review: Thousands Of Low-Competition Keywords

Key Takeaways

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My Quick Take

What Is Keyword Chef?

Keyword Chef Review Features

Niche Insights: Research Your Niche Or Find A New Niche

Discover: Perform A Keyword Research For Low-Competition Keywords

My Reports: Get An Overview Of Your Analysed Keywords

Alternatives To Keyword Chef

LowFruits

RankIQ

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