FAQ
TopicLoops is a powerful tool that allows users to provide a seed keyword and generates a hierarchical sunburst diagram illustrating all subtopics of the given seed topic. This visualization helps users explore, understand, and present complex topic structures effectively.
TopicLoops is the only tool that dynamically generates hierarchical sunburst diagrams based on the relationships between topics. It offers real-time insights into the subtopics connected to a seed keyword, providing a comprehensive view of the topic landscape.
Anyone involved in content creation, SEO, academic research, or strategic planning can benefit from TopicLoops. It provides quick and valuable insights that can help improve content quality, satisfy user queries, and enhance search engine rankings.
TopicLoops uses a combination of web scraping and natural language processing techniques to gather and organize subtopics related to the seed keyword. It then visualizes these relationships in a hierarchical sunburst diagram, allowing users to see the connections and depth of each subtopic.
If TopicLoops does not return any results, it may be due to the lack of sufficient data for the provided seed keyword. Try using a different keyword or a broader term. If the issue persists, please contact our support team for assistance.
Unlike AnswerThePublic, which uses auto-complete search data, TopicLoops focuses on generating hierarchical visualizations of subtopics based on more complex relationships. Both tools serve different purposes, with TopicLoops providing a deeper insight into the structure of a topic.
No, you can perform a limited number of searches without signing in. This limitation helps prevent abuse and ensures the tool remains available for all users.
Paid accounts offer a higher number of monthly searches, the ability to export data as CSV and image and search history management. These features provide more extensive capabilities for users who need in-depth topic analysis.
Running TopicLoops involves significant costs for infrastructure and development. During our beta period, we provided free access to over 1,000,000 search results at our own expense. To continue offering and improving the service, we have introduced paid plans that support these operational costs and fund new features.
