Lousy Google search results? That's your cue for easy ranking potential. TopicRanker goes beyond keyword difficulty metrics, pinpointing problematic SERPs which are ripe for the taking.
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Love TopicRanker! I'd recommend this for anyone creating SEO-optimized content.
What I love about it:
1. TopicRanker can easily replace another SEO tool: With detailed reports, this platform shows you the "very easy vs. very hard" keywords you can rank for. It also gives you overall seed topics to start your keyword research.
2. How your content measures up: TopicRanker shows you the total number of backlinks and authority ranking of each page competing for your keywords, so you can determine if your content has a chance of ranking.
3. The missteps other content creators make: TopicRanker points out the problems that other content has on their pages, so you can leverage those missed opportunities. For example, TopicRanker will show you how fast other content pages are loading, so you can make yours load faster.
4. Readability level for content: Ideally, all content should be at least an eighth grade reading level. You can see how other content measures up, so you can make your content easier to read.
5. Built-in, useful AI: With a few clicks, TopicRanker will create a content brief, suggested SEO-focused title, and surprisingly useful outline to kickstart your content.
Beyond that, it's just easy to use. Go check it out!
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TopicRanker is a helpful tool for those who do not need a year-long learning curve. Ideal for in-house marketers not needing the heady duty functionality of a $350/mo SEO analysis tool.
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Seems quite helpful @dragilev - especially at the price you guys are offering.
I'm building a relatively new product that revolves around Gamified & Interactive marketing content for businesses to gamify their sales & lead gen process- would definitely recommend TopicRanker to my team!
Good luck with the launch
Just threw an upvote your way.
How does TopicRanker define a 'weak' spot? Also how does TopicRanker ensure that the keywords it finds aren't just low-hanging fruit, but juicily convertible?
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