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Find What People Are Searching
Stop guessing. Find the exact questions your customers ask, then answer them.
What it solves
Guessing what to post leads to content nobody was looking for. This guide shows you how to pull the real questions customers ask from AnswerThePublic, Google autocomplete, People also ask, and your own DMs and reviews. You group them into content pillars and turn each question into a post.
What this is worth: A social media agency charges $1,500 to $5,000 a month.
What is inside
- How to use answerthepublic.com to pull who, what, how, and why questions for your topic.
- An inbox mining step listing your 10 most common questions, complaints, and objections.
- A Google check using autocomplete and the People also ask box.
- A grouping step that sorts questions into three to five content pillars.
- A one question, one post routine for answering each plainly in your voice.
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Questions, answered
No. The guide uses free access to answerthepublic.com, Google's autocomplete and People also ask box, and your own DMs, reviews, and FAQs.
The guide says the questions from your own inbox, reviews, and jobs convert best because they are real. List the 10 you get most, add complaints and objections, then fill in with search tools.
Group similar ones into three to five pillars to create your content map. Then pick one question at a time and answer it plainly in a post.
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