When preparing content briefs, note down questions around the keyword, analyze the competition, and review the structure of other top 10 search results.

This analysis will help create content briefs that can guide your website to top Google positions.

We recommend you check this article on “How to Write an SEO-optimized Article”. Here are the key elements of this article:

• Analyze the top-ranking content in Google for your target keywords to see what topics and structure they use.
• Create a detailed outline for your content with H2 and H3 headers based on your primary and secondary keywords.
• Write comprehensive content that thoroughly covers your topic while answering the primary and secondary keywords. Bring your own unique perspective.
• Focus on creating high-quality content that satisfies user intent rather than only targeting keywords.
• Optimize on-page elements like title, headers, meta description for your target keywords.
• Make your content scannable – use images, formatting, clear headers. Write for humans.
• Update old content periodically to keep it fresh.
• Check page speed and optimize images, code, etc to improve load times.
• Use tools like Grammarly to help improve grammar and writing.
• Include internal links to related content to build topical authority.
• Write compelling titles that attract clicks but describe the content accurately.

Furthermore, Google emphasizes the importance of creating helpful content for your audience. Google highly recommends focusing on people-first content.

You can learn more about this here:

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/fundamentals/creating-helpful-content

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We recommend using it on websites with low domain authority and at least 1000 monthly visitors.

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Keyword Difficulty (KD) measures how challenging it is to rank for a specific keyword. A low KD score suggests that the keyword is relatively easy to target.

While you can filter by KD (Keyword Difficulty) = 0 on other tools such as Ahrefs, it can be challenging to assess the difficulty level of keywords accurately.

LowFruits, on the other hand, reveals the number of weak spots with each keyword!

Green fruit icon = website with low authority (i.e. a weak website) ⇒ beatable.

KD = 0, but no weak spots? => This generally indicates a high difficulty level.

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The tool includes these main features:

• KWFinder: a tool to quickly get relevant and targeted long-tail keyword ideas.
• SERP Analyzer: a tool to extract SERPs and analyze them to gain valuable insights into keyword competition and ranking opportunities.
• Keyword Clustering (SERP and Semantic): a tool to quickly group related keywords using our advanced algorithms.

Users on a monthly or yearly subscription (not Pay-As-You-Go only) get access to exclusive features that include:

1. Access to the number of weak websites and SERP difficulty scores for millions of keywords already analyzed in our tool.
2. A Keyword Rank Tracker: to closely monitor and follow the SEO performance of your keywords.
3. A Domain Explorer: Gain Insight into your niche with access to a database of over 150,000 Low-Authority Websites.
4. A boosted version of the KWFinder: to get up to 5 times more targeted long-tail keywords.
5. A keyword ideas generator based on competing websites
6. A ranking keywords extractor: Uncover the top-ranking keywords of your competition
7. A sitemap extractor: Analyze and learn from your competitors' content strategies
8. 10% discount on pay-as-you-go credits that can be added to your monthly credits.

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• People seek more accuracy in their keyword research and prefer to manually review the search engine result pages to find low-competition keywords.
• People who want to view and analyze the freshest data in the search engine results pages (SERPs) for multiple keywords simultaneously.
• People who are looking for long-tail keyword ideas to help them create targeted, relevant content to build topical authority.
• People who want to use LowFruits as a supplement to their existing content planning process to help validate and refine their keyword research.

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What is LowFruits?

LowFruits is a SERP analyzer that helps you quickly and easily analyze search engine results pages (SERPs) to find signs of low competition.

With LowFruits, you can view and analyze SERPs in bulk.

🤔 So … how is it different from other tools?

Other keyword tools often fall short by providing only a KD score, users must review the SERPs to assess the difficulty. LowFruits comes to the rescue in this aspect.

Rather than manually evaluating each search engine results page (SERP) to determine the actual keyword competition and difficulty, as is often the case with other keyword tools, LowFruits facilitates this process by analyzing SERPs in bulk to identify signs of weakness.

As a result, LowFruits saves you valuable time and effort that would otherwise be spent on manual analysis. Here's a view of the tool where green fruit icons represent weak websites in the SERPs (i.e., weak spots). You can identify which keywords have multiple weak spots in the blink of an eye.

If there are multiple weak websites, it is a sign that the keyword is relatively easy to rank for.

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LowFruits helps you find easy-to-rank topics for your SEO by identifying signs of low competition in the SERPs.

In this academy, you'll learn about LowFruits' features and how to use them effectively to maximize the tools' full potential.

If you have any additional questions or concerns, don't hesitate to contact our support team (help@lowfruits.io).

This academy is organized into several sections:

1. The Basics: Essential information about LowFruits, its features, and how it compares to manual SERP analysis and other tools.
2. Features: The list of features you'll use in the tool: KWFinder, SERP Analysis, Keyword Clustering, …
3. Subscriptions: Learn about exclusive subscription features.
4. The Process: A step-by-step guide to using LowFruits, from gathering topic ideas to performing SERP analysis.
5. Other Features: A section where you can find information about keyword clustering, …

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