Straightforward and simple help to generate content ideas TopicMojo helps you find questions related to your topic. It’s as straightforward as that and that’s what I like about it. It has a super easy learning curve and I have been able to jump right in and start finding content ideas that I can write about for my day job and side business by using it. I’m using it to get a sense of the user's intentions by scanning through questions and topic ideas that the tool gathers from Google, Twitter, Amazon, Pinterest, YouTube, and forums etc. Some of the results that it finds from forums are pretty old and outdated (I was getting results from 2011). This became a bit of a distraction and sidetracked me for a while as I found it quite interesting reading through old forum posts. But it also surfaced some interesting questions that sparked some great ideas for additional blog topics. I prefer the layout of the 'Model' section over the 'Questions' section and found it strange at first that I had to enter my query again to search for questions. However, these modules seem to have different usage quotas, so it makes sense in that regard. Additionally, I think the 'Model' section offers more things to interact with than their 'Questions' section, which seems to require a subscription to their SEO add-on in order to make the most of. The other little thing I noticed was that it wasn't instant, but it was quick enough when switching between the 'Model' and 'Questions' modules and reloading previous search reports. In summary, I have found TopicMojo a good place to start when creating content and generating blog ideas.

Good for specialized work [Disclaimer] ----- Topic Mojo gives away a coupon for doing the review. Keep that in mind as you read mine and others since you'll have no way of knowing this besides me telling you! ----- The TL;DR of the product is that for doing analysis of searches and works/topics/trends around what you're looking at; this product does a great job. It is a well done and well laid out product. There are limits, tho, that even with the AppSumo deal, you can get pretty expensive fast depending on who you are. As a VC, this tool would be absolutely an almost first use in doing marketing space/sizing, interest, etc. As a start-up person getting all hot on an idea, this tool at the basic costs can get your brain pointed in the right direction. Consider this: - I typed in Ghost Kitchen for Canada. - Got 156 results and of those: - 46 were question variations and some were in the I didn't think of that pile, so good on them. - the rest were Quora and Redit. With Quora results wandering into actual Ghosts. Some issues: - If you want more than the above, data analysis is an extra cost. - You can't get a worldwide, only country filter. This should at least be North American, South America, MEA, Europe/EU, etc. Each country 'cost' or is a separate question. - As already mentioned, the out of the box is basic and will get you thinking, for sure, but deeper will cost you more money. This application was a lot of work to pull together, and I am by no means thinking this should be some open-source python library. Try the free set and see if it gives you what you need and how your follow-on research goes after you ask the question in this product. I'm impressed.

TopicMojo--a great buy. TopicMojo is extremely effective at generating blog post topic ideas. The best part? It's easy to use, and you get results from a variety of sources, from YouTube to forums, giving you unlimited ideas for content. This is a powerful brainstorming tool! No more writer's block... Ever again. As a B2B content writer, this is a Godsend. With that said, thank you, TopicMojo, for creating an outstanding product.

Suprisingly useful for ideas! Creating content that people want to read can be hard and alternative like answer the public can be expensive. Topic mojo really does help you find medium to high level topics to talk about in a whole lot of platforms while building out a content strategy. Very cool. Looks good and worth the tacos. Helpful 0

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