In WriterZen you can create filters and save them for reuse. It's just a filter that includes words like "how, when, where, if, which, can...", and all the common words used in questions. Just filter your keywords, then click on Create Filter, and save it.
Hello, could you please make a video about using writerzen in conjunction with RankAtom as I have 3 codes of Writerzen, but now I can't afford to buy more than one code of RankAtom, so how can I save credits for Atomrank using it with Writerzen? Thank You
Hi! If you have WriterZen you don't really need RankAtom... with WriterZen you can already find very good keywords. But, if you want to use RankAtom, with only 1 code you have few credits, so you need to think twice before selecting the keywords you want to analyze.
Hello, I really like your content. It is very useful. However, as I was following with you in my writerzen account, I couldn't find all intitle field in the cluster view, Is there a way to add it manually?
Hi! Yes, I can... but in the next few days. Anyway, I can't say which is the best, it depends on what you need to do. While RankAtom focuses on keyword research (and I think it will become really good at this), WriterZen is a comprehensive tool, not only keyword research but also topic research, AI writing, and plagiarism checking. I love both.
I respect your opinion, I can agree on the AI writer, it's still using GPT-3.5 Turbo, but honestly, this is still my favorite keyword research tool. I know it's not "immediate" like others, but if you learn how to use it... it does a great job. Anyway everyone has a different perspective...
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4:48 how did you create the filter for questions? I was following along and that part was not explained at all.
In WriterZen you can create filters and save them for reuse. It's just a filter that includes words like "how, when, where, if, which, can...", and all the common words used in questions. Just filter your keywords, then click on Create Filter, and save it.
Hello, could you please make a video about using writerzen in conjunction with RankAtom as I have 3 codes of Writerzen, but now I can't afford to buy more than one code of RankAtom, so how can I save credits for Atomrank using it with Writerzen?
Thank You
Hi! If you have WriterZen you don't really need RankAtom... with WriterZen you can already find very good keywords. But, if you want to use RankAtom, with only 1 code you have few credits, so you need to think twice before selecting the keywords you want to analyze.
@@DigitalToolCase Thank you
Rankatom sucks bad.
Hello, I really like your content. It is very useful. However, as I was following with you in my writerzen account, I couldn't find all intitle field in the cluster view, Is there a way to add it manually?
Hi, you need to analyze the keywords with the Golden Filter in order to see Allintitle values
@@DigitalToolCase aha, ok thank you
Writerzen vs RankAtom. Which the best?
Can you prepare comparison video?
Hi! Yes, I can... but in the next few days. Anyway, I can't say which is the best, it depends on what you need to do. While RankAtom focuses on keyword research (and I think it will become really good at this), WriterZen is a comprehensive tool, not only keyword research but also topic research, AI writing, and plagiarism checking. I love both.
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worst writing tool. not even good at keyword research and clustering. pretty useless.
I respect your opinion, I can agree on the AI writer, it's still using GPT-3.5 Turbo, but honestly, this is still my favorite keyword research tool. I know it's not "immediate" like others, but if you learn how to use it... it does a great job. Anyway everyone has a different perspective...