Mike, This is an outstanding tutorial. No hype. No fluff. Very informative, and right to the point. You are a quality instructor. Low-key approach, that's factual. No ego, no pretense. We all appreciate you offering your insights on this software. I look forward to viewing more of your videos. Nice job.
Yes... I use Lowfruits for keyword research. I take the keywords that I find and then bring them into NW and do content queries using these keywords. In my NW videos I've shown how I pull a keyword from Lowfruits, done a NW content query, write an article in a long form AI writer and then finish optimizing in NW. I hope this helps...
Koala and NW are 2 softwares in my main stack. Lowfruits I haven't tested yet but it reminds me of an upgraded keywordchef. Anyway, I appreciate the walkthrough. Keep it up Mike.
Another tool I use is KeyWordsPeopleUse. Along with Lowfruits, these have been my two primary keyword research tools. I know people like Ahrefs but it's just too expensive for me.
I'll ask some friends to listen and let me know if they are experiencing the same volume issue. Thanks for sharing this. I appreciate the comment and thanks for watching.
Hi Mike, great tool, great video and great guy! I like your videos, keep it up! And of course I buy LowFruits via your code. Greetings from Mike from Austria
You'll need to open the Report, select the Keywords and then select "Add to List" (should see at bottom of page. The only thing you can do to manage Reports is to "tag" them. For example, if you create a tag and use it on 10 reports, clicking the tag will return only those ten reports. This is useful when you've run dozens of reports. Hope that helps.
Eventually, you'll start running out of longtail "easier to rank for" keywords. Then you'll have to write blog posts targeting more competitive keywords that will be tougher for you to rank for. Where you rank is based on many things - age of your domain, quality backlinks to your site, site speed, can mobile devices easily access the content, consistency in posting, etc. So finding keywords is just part of the overall process. Thanks for watching and I hope this answer was helpful!
I've never tried LowFruits for that specific use case. I think the sweet spot for LowFruits is extracting longtail keywords for informational blog posts and "best X for..." product roundup type posts. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
Mike,
This is an outstanding tutorial. No hype. No fluff. Very informative, and right to the point. You are a quality instructor. Low-key approach, that's factual. No ego, no pretense. We all appreciate you offering your insights on this software. I look forward to viewing more of your videos. Nice job.
I appreciate the kind words. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
Can you do a workflow video? So do you use lowfruits for keywords and then NeuronWriter for content optimization ?
Yes... I use Lowfruits for keyword research. I take the keywords that I find and then bring them into NW and do content queries using these keywords. In my NW videos I've shown how I pull a keyword from Lowfruits, done a NW content query, write an article in a long form AI writer and then finish optimizing in NW. I hope this helps...
Koala and NW are 2 softwares in my main stack. Lowfruits I haven't tested yet but it reminds me of an upgraded keywordchef. Anyway, I appreciate the walkthrough. Keep it up Mike.
Thanks for watching and commenting! 🙂
*Do you have advice on combining LowFruits with other tools for deeper research?*
Another tool I use is KeyWordsPeopleUse. Along with Lowfruits, these have been my two primary keyword research tools. I know people like Ahrefs but it's just too expensive for me.
I signed on for low fruits.. thx!!
Thanks for supporting the channel and I hope you find it useful. Have a great weekend :-)
Super helpful video, thank you. I used your affiliate link.
Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful and have a great weekend.
great tutorial, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome content
Thanks for watching!
What’s the difference between what low fruits offers and low kd keywords like in semrush or any other keyword research tool
I don't use semrush - just too expensive for me. I'm sure it's a great tool, but I've never tried it out.
Excellent video, the only thing I would ask is if you could increase the volume, it's very low, but then again maybe that's just my bad speakers!
I'll ask some friends to listen and let me know if they are experiencing the same volume issue. Thanks for sharing this. I appreciate the comment and thanks for watching.
Its just your speakers.
Thanks sir, very helpful 😁👍
Danke!
Hi Mike, great tool, great video and great guy! I like your videos, keep it up! And of course I buy LowFruits via your code. Greetings from Mike from Austria
Wow thanks for the kind comments!
Ugh, how do you get your Report into your List? I'm missing the magic button to make it happen. :(
You'll need to open the Report, select the Keywords and then select "Add to List" (should see at bottom of page. The only thing you can do to manage Reports is to "tag" them. For example, if you create a tag and use it on 10 reports, clicking the tag will return only those ten reports. This is useful when you've run dozens of reports. Hope that helps.
At what point can someone begin to target more competitive keywords for their blog or website?
Eventually, you'll start running out of longtail "easier to rank for" keywords. Then you'll have to write blog posts targeting more competitive keywords that will be tougher for you to rank for. Where you rank is based on many things - age of your domain, quality backlinks to your site, site speed, can mobile devices easily access the content, consistency in posting, etc. So finding keywords is just part of the overall process. Thanks for watching and I hope this answer was helpful!
How to find low competition trending news keyword?
I've never tried LowFruits for that specific use case. I think the sweet spot for LowFruits is extracting longtail keywords for informational blog posts and "best X for..." product roundup type posts. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂