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While you can filter by KD (Keyword Difficulty) scores on other tools such as Ahrefs, it can be challenging to accurately assess the real difficulty level of a keyword.

To get a more accurate assessment, it's essential to analyze the Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs).
This analysis helps identify potential opportunities, such as the presence of low-authority websites.

LowFruits enhances this process by providing detailed insights into the number and type of weak websites ranking for each keyword.

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We've created a SERP difficulty score to make it easier and faster for users to discover which keywords to go after.

Factors such as the number of low-authority websites, the ranking position of these weak websites, whether websites target the query (query/title matches), search volume, the number and positions of forums, and the lowest Domain Authority value, among others, are considered in calculating this score.

To simplify the process, there are just three score levels:

1 : Easy keywords (these are LowFruit keywords! Start with these!)
2 : Medium difficulty (these are going to be a bit more challenging than easy keywords)
3: These keywords are challenging to rank for without link-building efforts.

Subscribers, whether monthly or yearly, gain access to an extensive database of millions of pre-calculated keywords.

A majority of these keywords, about 85%, are tailored for the US English (US(en)) Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs).

With a subscription, you also obtain the number of low-authority websites, specifically those with a Domain Authority (DA) of 20 or lower, in the top 10 search results. Hovering over this information will display the date of its last update.

It's important to note that using credit is required to access the SERP data and to compute the latest SERP difficulty score necessary for SERP clustering and word counting.

Yes.

Google's Helpful Content Update (HCU) has shown a preference for forums and various types of User Generated Content (UGCs).
When forums rank highly on the Search Engine Results Page (SERP), it leads to a higher difficulty score.

Please note that our SERP difficulty score is dynamic and will adapt to changes in Google's ranking criteria.

Learn more about the HCU here.

On a Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) credit system, each analysis of a keyword will include the calculation of the SERP difficulty score.

However, access to our existing database of previously calculated scores will only be available to monthly/yearly subscribers.

Over 85% of the calculated scores pertain to SERPs in US English.

If you primarily utilize LowFruits for other locations, you may find only a small selection of computed scores available.

Credits are required to retrieve the SERPs and to calculate the most recent SERP scores.

Given that SERP scores can become outdated, sometimes by several months, it's frequently necessary to update them to accurately represent recent changes in the SERPs.

Using credits is required to access the SERP of a specific keyword, gather additional details like the type of website and word counts, and for the SERP clustering feature.

Following the recent HCU update, Google has increased the value attributed to forums and other User Generated Content websites.

These sites are no longer automatically considered as weak spots.

However, you have the choice to revert to the previous view in your user and report settings, with the option to mark forums as weak spots.

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The annual plan will activate at the end of your current monthly plan period.

On PAYG, credits expire after 1 year.

On a yearly or monthly subscription, monthly credits are reset every month. There is no rollover of monthly credits from a month to the next.

Note that you can add PAYG credits on top of your monthly credits. PAYG credits on a subscription expire after 1 year.

Yes, you will find all the details regarding the renewal amount in the email sent to you by Paddle, our merchant of records.

Yes.
These PAYG credits will be added to your account in addition to your monthly credits and will be used after your monthly credits are exhausted.

No, on a monthly or yearly subscription, your monthly credits will not carry over from a month to the next, even if you haven't used credits at all one month.

Monthly credits will be reset at the beginning of each billing period.

However, if you have pay-as-you-go (PAYG) credits in addition to your monthly credits, these will not expire before 1 year.

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