Ivan A.
So much more than 'SEO software' and 'Content research tool'
To me, TopicMojo is a unique service with big utility and even bigger potential. TopicMojo helps users figure out what others ask on the internet and what are the most common topics around a subject. The data this tool outputs helps bloggers and marketers create new content and increase traffic towards their websites. The “Questions Finder” feature genuinely fascinates me. This feature accepts a term or a phrase as input and looks up relevant questions that people have posted across the internet. It collects data from forums and YouTube videos indexed by Google, in reddit threads, Quora articles, reputable newspaper websites, etc. As I am writing this, TopicMojo supports over 2 dozen platforms. I began using TopicMojo to get fresh topics to blog about. This I still do, but sometimes I spend time just going through questions I would never imagine asking. This is so fascinating! TopicMojo doesn’t just give you answers; it induces you to think about the questions themselves. TopicMojo helps you better understand what others talk about without eavesdropping on private conversations. I see how, given enough time and data, it can turn into a learning tool based on crowd wisdom. When I said this in a Facebook group, the TopicMojo developer confirmed that this is where the tool is going long term. All of this makes TopicMojo both useful and fun to use. As for any potential pitfalls, there are several things I need to mention. First, this tool is still under active development as I am writing this. The developer has been incredibly productive and has produced several major updates and support for multiple languages. Second, there is no documentation that explains how to use it. Users have to solve this on their own. Several webinars are available on YouTube, if you are into this kind of learning, but these might be out of date soon because the tool develops very quickly and gets new abilities and features. And, finally, your mileage may vary with languages other than English. I recommend you make parallel queries in English and your native language to compare the output quality and decide based on that. In another review I wrote earlier on another website, I gave TopicMojo 3 out of 5 stars because of the issues with my native language (Bulgarian) and the lack of documentation. After using it some more, I may have to admit that I could be at least partially at fault for the issues with languages because I am still not using it properly. That is why I review my rating upwards and give it 4/5 on Trustpilot. If the developer provides usable documentation and more tutorials on specific use cases, I will come back and increase my rating to a full 5/5.



