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Content Creation &

Link Development

FAQ Fox seriously has my attention lately. It’s a tool that scrapes content from a variety of highly-trafficked sources so that you can get a better idea of what questions are being asked and what answers are being given.

Enter a search term, select the category of sites you want to pull data from, then click on the answers to see what’s out there. This is a great way to figure out instances of users asking for information but not getting satisfactory data.The best part? The output is downloadable!

Note: This tool isn’t perfectly polished yet, so you may get some irrelevant results; but by and large, I’ve found some really good ideas using FAQ Fox.

The ContentGems system monitors over 200k sources in order to send you daily emails listing articles that may be of interest to you based on your selected topics. In order to test the relevance, I’ve been monitoring gardening and content marketing, and I think it’s on the money.

I like the passivity involved in simply waking up to an email that has helpful info it in, so this is a keeper for me. You can only do two interests for free, and paid plans range from $9 to $49 a month. The pro plans give you real-time content suggestions as well, while the free plan only does the daily email digest.

WikiMindMap is a website that creates mind maps from Wikipedia articles. A mind map is a visual representation of concepts, ideas and topics that are associated with or related to a central concept. Typing in a broad term seems to work best (e.g., [gardening] instead of [which vegetables are easiest to grow].

If you click on a topic that has a recycling symbol next to it, that will bring that topic to the center and form a new map that’s more targeted. You can click on the plus signs to expand certain topics, as well.This system doesn’t link you to anything other than Wikipedia articles, but I find it very useful for coming up with ideas and finding more information about certain topics.

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Anyone who’s ever read my articles knows that I don’t really like automation, especially when it comes to link building. However, Peek does a lot of what I do anyway – it just does it faster.

This is a paid tool, but if you want to automate discovery, it’s a good bet. I’ve been able to build several good links out of the sites I found there, so I definitely recommend it.

You can get a ton of information through Peek. It lets you search by keyword, but it also lets you search by email address and IP address. It has a bookmarklet that you can use while you’re searching the web manually, too.I really like the advanced filtering capabilities of this tool, as you can have it narrow down your search for whatever guidelines you’re using. To me, that is very helpful in weeding out unranked and PR 0 sites.

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