Researching a topic - your tips?

The Google Wonder Wheel was a truly magnificent aide for copywriters before it was pulled which is why i highly recommend THIS TOOL for you:


its the nearest thing you'll get to to the power of the old wonder wheel and for $16 or whatever it is now, its unbeatable for LSI suggestions.

just as important as the tool itself, is the training course provided on how to structure articles and site content and silo'ing etc etc.

you will be hit with an OTO for a trends software at $77 instead of circa $249 and ive no idea whether or not its worthwhile as i didnt buy it, but i have got the new wonder wheel and as i say, its great. seriously underpriced.

setup Google alert on your topic?

If you really must use Wikipedia (I try not to), take a look at the references and external links at the bottom of the page. Going to the source is always best but of course you must then consider how authoritative the source is.

cataratas said:

If you really must use Wikipedia (I try not to), take a look at the references and external links at the bottom of the page. Going to the source is always best but of course you must then consider how authoritative the source is.

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Yeah Wikipedia can be a toilet sometimes, but good tip on checking out the sources.