WriterZen Features

Topic Discovery

Continually coming up with new and profitable blog topics to write about can be a time-consuming process.
In minutes, WriterZen’s Topic Discovery feature can provide relevant keywords and topics for new articles.

The algorithm searches the top 100 URLs for all relevant keywords after entering a primary keyword into WriterZen.
It looks into how users interact with subtopics and which ones are the most popular.
WriterZen will then present you with a list of related keywords you may not have considered previously.

As well as keyword ideas, there is an estimate of the search volume for the terms. You can then quickly sort the data by relevancy or search volume.
The keywords can also be used to create a mind-map, but I believe this adds little value.

When creating an article outline, the Headlines to Consider section is extremely helpful.
Using the headings that Google expects to see will help you rank for that keyword.
Other topic elements are displayed as well, such as related questions, prepositions, and comparison ideas based on the keyword.

Keyword Explorer

The Keyword Explorer can help you find which keywords will help you rank higher.
Keyword Explorer provides access to a number of keywords and a set of filters for sorting them according to your preferences.
Use the country and language filters to start your keyword search.

The Keyword Explorer will assist you in focusing on your competition after you’ve found a specific keyword.
An overview of the SERP (search engine results page), CPC (cost-per-click), will help to evaluate your competition.

Along with Google Trends data, a graph and chart depict monthly search volume.

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Keyword Data

The keyword data section is one of the best features of Writerzen. This is where you’ll find crucial keyword data like search volume, cost per click, trend, and word count.

The Importance of KD (Keyword Difficulty)

The keyword data tool will present a list of all the keywords, and their trend and word count.
The higher the Keyword Difficulty (KD) value, the harder it is to rank for that keyword. When it comes to writing content, the importance of evaluating which keywords to target using the KD score cannot be overstated.
This also includes a detailed chart of search volume and trends.

Sorting keyword data by an exact phrase will show all the keywords that start with your chosen phrase. You can also filter the results to show those that use the same term in their query.
Finally, there’s the “also search for” option, which suggests keywords that users are looking for that are similar to the one you entered.

You can narrow the list even further by using the include/exclude option to specify which keywords should include or exclude the specific word/words you enter. You can also filter by volume, CPC, and keyword word count to find long-tail keywords, ESPK (estimated sales per click), and trending words.

You can also use these filters narrow down the list of keywords that meet your criteria.

WriterZen uses Google Keyword Planner and its own algorithms to gather the data.

All in Title – The Golden Ratio

The Keyword Golden Ratio is a very popular system of determining which keywords should be easy to rank for.

The number of websites that use the exact keywords is provided by ‘All in Title’. We can calculate the Keyword Golden Ratio using this tool (KGR).

The KGR is the ratio of ‘All in Title’ to ‘Search Volume’. The KGR ratio can be used to sort the keywords. The lower your KGR ratio, the better your chances of ranking higher than the majority of websites. Any ratio less than 25 is acceptable, as long as there are few competitors using the same keyword.

Keyword Insights

Keyword Insights will generate a series of questions with your keyword in the title. This is a fantastic method for quickly creating a FAQ section for your article.This tool also gives you a lot of ideas that you can use to build a whole website!

Keyword Clusters

WriterZen examines a number of Google pages to see how pages using the keyword rank, and which other keywords aid that web-page in ranking.
It gathers all of this data and generates a list of keywords to use in your article.

These keyword groups or clusters boost your SEO score and help you rank higher in search results. Interlinking between related articles in a keyword cluster will aid in gaining page authority.

Ai Content Creator

The Content Creator tool is perhaps the weakest element of Writerzen. Hopefully, over time, the app makers will improve the Ai creation side of the application.

By analyzing Google SERP results for a keyword query, the content Ai will assist in the creation of an article outline.
Suggestions for headings and questions to ask will aid in the creation of an article outline that has the best chance of ranking.

Plagiarism Detection Tool

In addition to headings and questions, the content Ai will suggest keywords that competitors have used, though not always successfully.

While WriterZen provides all of the AI tools needed to create an article, other dedicated tools perform better.
It’s still a useful set of tools, but WriterZen’s real strength is its keyword research and cluster creation.