Been playing with Frase for a bit and feel I'm just scratching the surface here. The tool can do quite a bit more than I first thought...

I mean, I even found a Concept Map (like a mind map) somewhere in there which the tutorial guides didn't talk about at all.

You enter a topic (I did "Conversion Funnel" in this example - see the link below) and it gives you a concept map with related topics/terms to consider adding to your content strategy. You hover over each term and it connects it to a bigger topic/theme per se... I quite like it.

Concept map:
https://d.pr/i/c5tekV

Honestly, it's got a lot of features to explain it all here in writing and I haven't fully delved into all of them yet, but they have a really nice, concise guide that explains each feature quite well.

Take a look here on this link below. It will literally take you 10 minutes to read each of the 3 guides which explain their 3 main features a bit better. Really easy read with plenty of screenshots and it gives you a very good understanding of each feature:

https://www.frase.io/guides/

I think this is a no-brainer deal if you create any type of SEO-optimised content for yourself or for clients. It's just very helpful in providing a lot of the research for you, suggesting topics and questions to add to your content.

You can even start with a "content brief" which Frase puts together for you based on the question you want to answer...

For example, you can type "what is a sales funnel?" and Frase will put together a brief with other sources, questions topics, etc based on what you asked and other articles around the web, Quora, Reddit, etc. It's just super handy if you want to reference other sources and for knowing what to focus on when you write.

See here:
https://d.pr/i/1w9mUI

Like I said, there's a lot to it and I'm just scratching the surface here...

Thanks for bringing such a great deal.

Greg Luis
LTD Encore Facebook Group