Users can discover long tail keywords with AnswerThePublic. Analyze queries, uncover questions, prepositions, and comparisons, even for less popular keywords.
Why the Users don't see results for long tail keywords
This article provides guidance on effectively using the AnswerThePublic tool for keyword research through the following sections:
- Optimizing Tool Performance with 1-2 Word Inputs
- How ATP Algorithms Refine Long Tail Keywords
- Enhancing Research for Better Insights
Maximizing Tool Efficiency with Short Keyword Inputs
Whenever possible, users are encouraged to use 1-2 word inputs in AnswerThePublic. This allows the tool to automatically attach questions and prepositions to the terms provided, uncovering the diverse ways people search online about a given topic.
Avoid using overly specific or technical terminology, as the tool is designed to identify common search patterns and what people want to know about particular subjects. Additionally, selecting “prepositions” can help generate more specific questions related to the user’s topic.
When brainstorming terms, consider the names or phrases customers might associate with your business, including variations. For example, users researching a car brand could explore terms like the brand name, competitor names, "car," "my car," "new car," "used cars," "car reviews," "driving," or "motors."
If the chosen term yields limited results, it may indicate a low search volume. To gain further insights, users can explore related searches by visiting www.google.com and typing in the term. Using an incognito window is recommended to avoid personalized results.
How ATP Algorithms Enhance Long Tail Keyword Discovery?
It’s important to note that using certain long-tail keywords in searches may sometimes yield fewer results than anticipated. This can occur because Google’s algorithm often excludes terms with low search volume, leading to a lack of suggestions for specific queries.
Previously, such searches could return a list of irrelevant sites that didn’t align with the query’s modifiers (like "HOW," "WHAT," "WHY," etc.). AnswerThePublic addressed this by refining results to prioritize only the most relevant keywords, ensuring accuracy and usefulness.
As part of this refinement, suggestions that don’t include modifiers are removed, which may result in no output for certain searches. This approach ensures high-quality results tailored to user needs.
To enhance usability, AnswerThePublic is exploring features like default list visualization for smaller result sets and introducing new types of related results for improved functionality.
Effective Strategies to Improve Research Outcomes
Begin by entering broad topics or keywords related to the research. This helps users uncover new ideas and reveal previously unknown aspects of the subject matter through AnswerThePublic's visualizations of common questions, prepositions, and related searches.
Next, analyze the generated data to identify trends, patterns, or recurring themes related to the research topic. This process helps uncover popular questions and topics being searched online, guiding content creation and strategy development. Use these insights to identify content gaps and develop unique angles or perspectives to address them effectively.
Research with AnswerThePublic should be viewed as an iterative process. Users are encouraged to periodically revisit queries, explore new themes, and monitor emerging patterns to stay updated on trends within their niche.
By adopting these strategies, users can fully leverage AnswerThePublic to enhance their research, resulting in more meaningful and impactful outcomes for businesses or projects.
Once the toggle is turned ON for the desired keyword, navigate to the report and proceed to the Compare section to analyze the data.
Select the desired report date for comparison directly from the list or the drop-down menu, as illustrated in the image below.
The earliest date available in the time range corresponds to the first time the search was performed for that specific term.
For instance, in this example, 256 new suggestions for "marketing" were identified between August 30h and December 23rd, 2024. These new results are highlighted in green, making it easy to quickly spot fresh ideas and insights.
Users can export the data in a CSV file by selecting the "Download CSV" link located at the top of the report.
ATP Plans: Compare Data Feature Availability
The compare feature is exclusively available for PRO plans and is not included in individual subscription options.
- Pro Monthly Plan
- Pro Lifetime Plan
- Expert Monthly Plan
- Expert Lifetime Plan
This feature allows users to analyze and compare data effectively, providing deeper insights for research and strategy development.
All plan limits and features can be reviewed directly on the Pricing Page.
For more questions, please contact support@answerthepublic.com.