Rank IQ is simple to use. Not only can I find keywords in my niche, but I can also compare their ranking difficulty with ease. I like the way it breaks down the keywords into ultra-fast, very fast, fast, and average, as well as giving a numbered difficulty score. I've primarily used Rank IQ to write new posts that I already had a keyword for or to rewrite old posts that were ranking on page 2 that needed a bump. Using this tool has helped me improve my overall writing using the content analysis tool. This tool is so much easier than other tools I've tried to use in the past. The simple grading system helps me know if I'm on the right track and takes out the guesswork. I know how to structure my post and what additional supporting keywords I need to include. I've also had great luck with a new post I wrote, moving up to the top 10 in just a few weeks! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the keywords for my niche, a specific dietary recipe blog, are not recipe keywords but more specific to questions about specific brands and products. For example, "are egg whites vegan," or "are fig newtons vegan." I can see using these in a post in a FAQ block, but a whole post around those types of keywords seems like a stretch. When I'm looking for keywords for my recipe blog; I want to find basic recipe ideas. I would love to have more than 16 queries a month! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.