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Opens a second tab in the same browser window. You can watch Youtube videos while you have your Twitter feed open.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox...side-view/

In the image below I have both Rytr open on the left and the Content Silo open on the right. This makes it easy to copy/paste from one to another.

If you're hungry for content, traffic and ranking, here's four reports I created for you for free called "Pheed Me All Four Courses". There's zero fluff and all 4 include a variety of simple, actionable methods.

But there's one catch. You have to sign up for a free trial account at ScaleNut using my link.
https://pheeds.com/ScaleNut

There's no BS or hassles. You don't need a credit card, and you won't be billed if you don't cancel. After your 7-day free trial, you'll just be given a free account with fewer features and quotas that are still very useful.

Your "Pheed Me All Four Courses" include these valuable reports:

The Pheed Me Reviews Report
There's a type of content that Google loves called "deep reviews" where multiple products and services are reviewed and compared. You see these pages all the time in the search results like "10 best this" and "5 best that" review pages.

The thing is, this is exactly the kind of content that AI really good at.

I made a video for you that's included in Pheed Me Reviews that takes you step-by-step and shows you how easy and effective it is to create deep review pages using the AI assistant ScaleNut.

The video is less than 8 minutes long and you'll know just about all you need to know to start creating deep review pages right away. If you're in a hurry, play it at 2x speed and in less than 4 minutes you'll see the potential.

The Pheed Me Reviews report also has tons of resources and tips to make your deep review pages even better.

Think about this...even if you don't use AI to create content, your competitors either are or will very soon.


The Pheed Me Keywords Report
If you don't have success using these methods to find easy keywords to rank for, you have other issues. Seriously.

I started SEO in 1996. Few people have done keyword research longer than I have. Pheed Me Keywords contains my "cloak-and-dagger" keyword methods that are simple, easy, and extremely effective at finding low competition keywords.

You can do everything with free tools, although some paid tools will give you some additional benefits.

The Pheed Me Keywords Methods

• The Fish in a Barrel Method - There's NO better way to find low competition keywords.
  
• The Neighborhood Watch Method
  
• The Vocab Method
  
• The Missing Keywords Method
  
• The "Let the Keywords Pick You" Method
  

• Kurt's BIG List of Niche Finder Keywords (A MASSIVE list of "feed" keywords)
  
• Clusters Last Stand
  

• SEO AI Content Helper
  
• Keyword tools and secrets
  
• A wide variety of alternative content ideas
  
• Easy digital products
  
• Video marketing assets, tips and downloads.
  
• Plenty of PowerPoint stuff
  
• The Pheed Me Reviews Report
  
• The Pheed Me Keywords Report
  
• The Pheed Me Quora Report
  
• The Pheed Me Traffic Report
  

I often hear people talk about how they don't write for Google, instead they write for "people". In reality, they are the same thing. Google's #1 priority is to give people content they want to consume. It isn't like the old days when SEO and keywords were all about relevancy. Google now uses all sorts of engagement data as part of their ranking algo.

Also, good keyword research is all about finding markets (people) that are looking for content and info, but are underserved. Writing an article about coffee "for people" is great, but there's probably a million other posts written "for people" about coffee. Instead of "coffee", so some research into what people actually want to know about, that there isn't a lot of info about, and gives you a decent chance to make some money.

I've also seen quite a few people, pretty much the same folks, say that AI is useless for writing content, produces junk, and they can write faster. This is probably true much of the time, IF they're good and prolific writers.

One of my problems writing content, including this very post...is that I get cases of "mini writers block". It often takes me 3-10 minutes to think about the next thing to write. And this happens more than once when I write. AI helps me greatly with this.

Here's a few quick tips using Rytr to make AI help even the best writers write better and faster.

IMO, your role when using an AI content help is that of an editor, not a writer. You need to give both specific instructions to get the best results, and improve and correct the content when needed.

Write as much as you can that comes easily for you. AI isn't meant to replace you, just help you.

All AI helpers are very good at creating outlines. Even for great writers, having a bunch of suggestions in a few seconds is a great benefit. Enter some keywords and generate a bunch of sub topics. Then delete the ones that you like the least. I find I get the best results when I have a bunch of choices and select the best ones. Mix up your main keyword with others to generate more suggestions.

Feed it facts. A big mistake people make is relying on AI to research data and facts. Instead, give it the facts and let it write about them. A few years ago I read about how AI was given sports stats and names from games and instructed to write about them. No one could tell the difference between what AI wrote and what was written by a human.

Garbage In, Garbage Out - The time it takes to properly research an article for AI and for you to write yourself is about the same.

Multiple Versions - What makes Rytr so powerful is a combo of it's quality, ease and price. Especially quality and price. An ommision I see a lot of the reviewers on Youtube make is they compare one version of Rytr's output vs. other AI helpers.

Because Rytr's unlimited words plan is only $29, (aff link) this means you can easily generate multiple versions and pick the best one. Try 3 versions and if that doesn't work, try 3 more. If after 6 versions you don't see anything really good, delete it and move on. You may be surprised how good the content is when you can pick and choose.
 
Here's a few Rytr tips that should really help your results.

Rytr basically has two ways to create content:

• Left Panel - Gives multiple versions and more controls and variations.
  
• Right Panel - Easier flow for the writing process.
  

 

• If the text is selected in any header tag, Rytr will include an introductory paragraph.
   
  
• If you select plain body text Rytr will create a couple of sentences.
  

I've been asked what I think are the best tools for creating niche sites for someone on a tight budget. If you're looking to get started in niche content and SEO, or looking for some great tools to take your business to the next level, I highly recommend these.

IMO, these are the options that give the most value. When used together, these tools create a SEO-friendly system that is about as good as it gets for the small DIY marketer. It also includes finding domain names with existing value that can be assets all by themselves.

• Have WriterZen, then get the $144 ScaleNut Individual plan. That's only $12 per month.
   
  
• Don't have WriterZen or another quality keyword tool, get the Growth Plan for $396. That's only $33 per month.
  

• Aweber
  
• GetResponse
  

1. Pheed Me Keywords
   
2. Heed Me Quora
   
3. Pheed Me Reviews
   
4. Pheed Me Traffic
   

1. Use a free tool like Keyword Sheeter to collect a bunch of keywords.
   
2. Remove Dupes - Filter. Free.
   
3. Keywords Everywhere - Filter by search volume, like 50 search a month or more. Cheap
   
4. WriterZen - Filter by checking competition using AllinTitle and Golden Score. Moderately priced.
   
5. Keyword Chef - Final filter for competition. Expensive.
   

1. $69 WriterZen (one time)
   
2. $144 or $396 ScaleBot (yearly)
   ------
   $213 - $465
   

1. $29 - Rytr
   
2. $37 - Spamzilla
   -------
   $66
   

• $10 Keywords Everywhere - Filter by search volume, like 50 search a month or more. Cheap
  
• Free Keyword Chef - Free to start with 1000 credits then $20 and higher.
  

• Instant products you own with better domain names for selling and ranking.
   
  
• Virtually unlimited quality written content for practically any niche.
   
  
• Quickly develop and flip websites or domain names for quick money. Good domain names with good content are assets you own that you can sell, give away, trade or rent.
   
  
• Easy to advanced keyword tools to find niches to develop and articles to write about.
   
  
• My added resources to build pages faster, do extreme keyword research, create all sorts of products and content and...and...and...
  

Is there a way that Google can tell if you are using ai to write content?

Below is a good guide on how to make the most money from your site's traffic by being aware of when to use affiliate programs and when to use ads from an ad network.

It isn't that I disagree with a lot in this video and it includes some really good info. Instead, I think it's incomplete and doesn't consider all the options. I'm not saying his way doesn't work. Only that it isn't the only way that works and he leaves out some important options.



 
1:23 The BIG omission in his reasoning is that you can only have a single niche site. You can have more than one small niche site, which eliminates/reduces the concerns.

IMO, the ULTIMATE SEO/niche strategy is the minimal viable product concept in marketing. For us, this means creating a number of niche sites, based on solid keyword research, as quickly as possible and then focus on the sites that are getting the best results.

Testing is marketing in it's purest form and IMO you can test a lot better and a lot faster with multiple niche sites.

2:33 Creating a site around your "identity" has an important consideration, which is for maximum income potential you need to be able to sell a site without it being attached to you personally. I stopped developing KurtMelvin.com because I'd never sell it. You can still build a site around your identity, just plan for the day when you may sell it.

4:00 Again, you can have multiple sites for multiple niches. Get the keyword knowledge and start with the understanding that you will get better over time and you can change everything except domain names and URLs.

6:40 It isn't that he's wrong, I just have a different opinion that curiosity, good research skills, solid work ethic and "consistent persistence" are the most important skills and traits.

8:00 Market - I agree to use research to find the best content to create and products to sell.

9:44 use my "Pheed Keywords" to ID niches BEFORE building niche sites.

11:05 Good point about "leverage". I call them assets, and one of the most effective is buying domain names with existing links and traffic. But you need multiple niche sites to take best advantage.

12:10 Let the niches (keywords) choose you.

12:55 "You start to see there is opportunity everywhere". Yes, that's my point about multiple niche sites.

14:00 I agree with what makes a good niche. I also think it's better to approach this with multiple niche sites as MVPs to see which work first.

22:40 He addresses using his own name as the domain name. I don't think this is a good strategy and that passive income is great, but a lump sum now can also be great.

One Site

• Easier to maintain/move
   
  
• Possibly cheaper hosting
   
  
• Only pay for one domain name
   
  
• All linking goes to one site <= Biggie
  

• Cashflow - Cashflow may be the most underrated aspect of business. While passive SEO income is great over the long haul...it can (and probably will) take a few months to get ranked and traffic. Then, and if, you make enough affiliate sales to meet minimal payout, you'll actually get paid a couple of months later.
   
  
• Domain names themselves can be assets. While domaining is a skill, IMO it's the skill with the best "easy to learn with good return on investment" ratio.
   
  
• Each developed site is an individual asset that can be sold or traded.
   
  
• Available domain names can have existing links and even traffic. If you are going to fully benefit from Google traffic, as recommended in this video, then you shouldn't ignore this important advantage.
   
  
• If you're planning to eventually be a big authority-type site, then install WordPress. But with small niche sites you can build them with simple HTML and only AFTER a site starts getting traffic THEN install WP.
  

Here's a really easy and effective way to get links. First, the bad news. It can take a little time to get results and is better for pages that have at least a little bit of presence in Google.

The good news is, it doesn't really take any work. It's more about planning and looking for opportunities when they come to you. Here's the key: Create a page about the 13 best sites for _______ .

Over time you will get SEOers/Linkers reaching out to you to add their site to your page. Do a google to see which pages are indexed and can offer you relevancy and offer to do a link swap. With a little research of their site, you should be able to get a good value link back.

Don't be afraid of swapping links with good, relevant sites in your niche.

This method probably isn't a major difference maker. Just plan on being spammed. There's also a number of other website owners reaching out to network with you. Try using email filters for words like link, article, guest post, your domain names etc.

Here's an actionable method to take your SEO content to the next level using two free resources. This isn't just about ranking, it's about getting traffic. They aren't necessarily the same thing.

IM circles generally don't use the term "LSI" (Latent Semantic Indexing) correctly. Most of the keyword tools I've seen give a list of keyword phrases all using the same root word, like:

• SEO tips
  
• SEO content
  
• SEO for Wordpress
  

Get it for free while you can. Here's a web graphics animator that looks pretty good but only available for about 24 hours after I post this.

https://sharewareonsale.com/s/free-weban...0-discount

This video gives a quick demo: