Topic Mojo

This is the core tool. You enter a broad keyword, and it builds a report of related phrases, questions, comparisons, shopping queries, and local searches, each tagged by intent. Five views change how you read the same data: a flat document list, a grouping view that clusters results by connecting words, a tree view that branches out from the seed keyword, a query view sorted by intent, and a SERP view with the top 100 Google results for the query. The grouping and tree views are the reason to use it over a plain keyword list, because they show which sub-topics deserve their own page.

Question Finder collects questions around a keyword from Google, Reddit, and Quora and puts them in one list. That covers the three places most buying and troubleshooting questions actually live: search suggestions, community threads, and Q&A pages. For anyone writing FAQ blocks or support content, it removes the guesswork of inventing question wording, since the list uses the phrasing people typed.

Search Listener watches for queries that are newly appearing on Google rather than queries that already have volume. You get a feed of fresh searches around your topic and can subscribe to a weekly report. It's the feature aimed at newsjacking and fast-response content: if a new question starts trending in your niche, you can publish an answer before the big sites catch up.

Beyond search data, Topic Mojo pulls content from YouTube, Reddit, Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok, Tumblr, LinkedIn, Medium, and Quora, plus product data from Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, and eBay. The official site puts the index at more than 500 million content pieces and 200 million influencers across 50+ sources. Coverage is the selling point here: you can check whether a topic gets discussed as video, as forum argument, or as a product category, and each result links back to the original post.

The optional SEO add-on attaches numbers to the queries: search volume for the last 12 months, trend direction, CPC, PPC difficulty, and a sentiment score for how people feel about the topic. Volume and difficulty are the two figures you need to prioritize a list, and sentiment is a useful sanity check before writing something promotional. The add-on is billed separately from the research plans, so budget for it if ranking data is the reason you're signing up.

Once a report exists, the AI Content generator turns the collected research into a drafted article, using the questions and phrases you selected as the outline. A separate Humanize workspace is a writing editor with live SEO analytics, so you can check keyword coverage while you rewrite. Neither replaces an editor, but they close the gap between research and a first draft without exporting to another tool. Reports run in 35 languages and can be generated for more than 215 countries.