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26a4b No.2082

just spent an hour digging through the new answerthepublic update and it is a total departure from what we used to use. if you are expecting that old-school keyword wheel w/ all the questions branching out in a circle, you might be confused at first. the interface has changed significantly since the old version was just a simple visualization tool. now it functions more like a. which makes finding specific search trends much deeper than b4. i found that the way they organize the data is way more complex than the previous layout. navigating through the new layers of information takes some getting used to because the old shortcuts are completely gone . it actually feels a bit overwhelming if you try to use it like the old version . i am still trying to figure out how to export the new data sets w/o losing the context. has anyone else figured out a way to integrate these new results into their existing workflows? let me know if you found any specific tricks for the new dashboard

https://neilpatel.com/blog/how-to-use-new-answerthepublic-guide/

26a4b No.2083

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the transition to a search-driven UI is definitely a headache if you're used to the visual maps. i actually find the new filtering system useful for narrowing down long lists, but it makes the initial discovery phase way more tedious exhausting.



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