I don't think anyone is doing anything similar to this. Now AI snippets or whatever you want to call it rule on top there is a race to become featured or mentioned in that search and finding new topics that your customers might be looking for.
Keywords in my opinion have long since been dead. I've always done research based on informational or transactional. Recently with the introduction of 'Deep Research' we have started to turn our content research upside down and try to actually figure out what they are asking, what they have trouble with.
Yes you can use also asked, but that only guesses what is actually engaging with the community, whats asked time and time again and how do you find it?
Give this a go and go grab a coffee as it will be at least 15min
GPT Deep Dive
[1] the type of user here you want to state if its DIY, amateur, professional, basically anything that is referred to your niche and skill level you want to target you can ask it do do all skill levels if you want so beginner to professional
Once it's done it should craft a table for you
In the why it's popular it will explain why this is asked, whats often associated with it and the kind of questions and topics you can include in your article.
Now you know the kind of information and questions your audience is ACUTALLY asking and comes up time and time again you can now start to create content for them.
Written content, social content and so on.
Much more targeted, much more advanced and maybe just 1 step ahead of your competition in the AI world.
While everyone is still using shit prompts you can use deep search to get ahead..
Keywords in my opinion have long since been dead. I've always done research based on informational or transactional. Recently with the introduction of 'Deep Research' we have started to turn our content research upside down and try to actually figure out what they are asking, what they have trouble with.
Yes you can use also asked, but that only guesses what is actually engaging with the community, whats asked time and time again and how do you find it?
Give this a go and go grab a coffee as it will be at least 15min
GPT Deep Dive
Code:
Using both Reddit & Quora I’m looking for you to create a table of at least 50 topics that are most often spoken about on those platforms. I want topics that come up multiple times, which can be used to craft content for search results within Google.
I’m specifically looking for topics that are most asked, have the most replies and are often asked by various users time and time again.
In the table please state where you found the topic either reddit or quora, or both!
Please use the following to tailor the table (if you need more information please just as)
I’m looking to target a specific region <enter your region here or global>
I’m interested in these topics <enter your niche or main keywords>
I want you to focus on this user type <the type of user>[1]
I would like the final table to include keywords for topics[1] the type of user here you want to state if its DIY, amateur, professional, basically anything that is referred to your niche and skill level you want to target you can ask it do do all skill levels if you want so beginner to professional
Once it's done it should craft a table for you
| Topic | Platform(s) | Frequency | Why It's Popular/Common |
|---|
In the why it's popular it will explain why this is asked, whats often associated with it and the kind of questions and topics you can include in your article.
Now you know the kind of information and questions your audience is ACUTALLY asking and comes up time and time again you can now start to create content for them.
Written content, social content and so on.
Much more targeted, much more advanced and maybe just 1 step ahead of your competition in the AI world.
While everyone is still using shit prompts you can use deep search to get ahead..