[How to] Get better ranks almost instantly by increasing relevance
- Thread starter hacko
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Useless post to inflate your count. What list is it you're taking about?
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This is a great method, i have added more content in the posts with relevant keywords.
Let's see how things workout now.
Let's see how things workout now.
hacko
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You should add 15 to 25 of those expressions in your text
hacko
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You should "add them in your text" like the tool says. Text being content obviously. So which do you think? Make sentences with them dude...
Spazz
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Experimented with this tonight with our homepage in a very competitive niche. I work for a company, doing their SEO, and our niche is cut throat and competitive.
I have done no linking, or anything else to the home page in the past two months.
Virtually all of the words it suggested are very familiar to the online training niche we are in. I recognized the words immediately.
Was able to quickly put a list together, copy it out, then go through add the recommended words were relevant to the content. (I would really consider these proper LSI keywords, even though LSI Graphs gives a very different list).
Initial score: 53%
After adding words: 79%
Tracking four "three letter phrases" for the home page. They fluctuate very little. Up one, on one day. Down one, on the next.
Will report back results. There's room to get it from 79% to higher, but I will need to add in more content. If I see a positive bump on this first test, I'm going full in!
I did check another page that I did something like this manually on, a few months ago. I used a tool to look at all the top words for the top ten results, then manually did this to another page. TEXTOPTIMIZER showed that page at 89% and not surprised. After I manually did this on that page, it brought all five keywords we track for it, from top to middle of page two, to bottom of page one.
I'll update if/when I see results for the home page.
Appreciate the tool and the thread on this. Been doing this a long time and am never afraid to learn or try something new. Ego is useless. Putting food on the table is what counts.
I have done no linking, or anything else to the home page in the past two months.
Virtually all of the words it suggested are very familiar to the online training niche we are in. I recognized the words immediately.
Was able to quickly put a list together, copy it out, then go through add the recommended words were relevant to the content. (I would really consider these proper LSI keywords, even though LSI Graphs gives a very different list).
Initial score: 53%
After adding words: 79%
Tracking four "three letter phrases" for the home page. They fluctuate very little. Up one, on one day. Down one, on the next.
Will report back results. There's room to get it from 79% to higher, but I will need to add in more content. If I see a positive bump on this first test, I'm going full in!
I did check another page that I did something like this manually on, a few months ago. I used a tool to look at all the top words for the top ten results, then manually did this to another page. TEXTOPTIMIZER showed that page at 89% and not surprised. After I manually did this on that page, it brought all five keywords we track for it, from top to middle of page two, to bottom of page one.
I'll update if/when I see results for the home page.
Appreciate the tool and the thread on this. Been doing this a long time and am never afraid to learn or try something new. Ego is useless. Putting food on the table is what counts.
fmartin
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@jabseko, from my experience, best results is adding those keywords in informative&wiki style long sentences (8 => 20 words), maximizing diversity & specificity of verbs ("He eat" => "He lunch").
By opposite, keyword stuffing (pasting 200 keywords as-is) will likely hurt your ranking.
@mm34505, adding recommended keywords must increase you score. If not, there is a caching issue somewhere or you updated text is not live.
Working with the textarea, is the best way to avoid any caching issue.
By opposite, keyword stuffing (pasting 200 keywords as-is) will likely hurt your ranking.
@mm34505, adding recommended keywords must increase you score. If not, there is a caching issue somewhere or you updated text is not live.
Working with the textarea, is the best way to avoid any caching issue.
fmartin
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Bulk : analyze up to 100 Urls in once: https://textoptimizer.com/l (also free)
joseph15
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Tried it for two of my pages; one of them already sitting on the first page and another at the bottom of the second page.
It didn't really have an effect on the first-page ranked kw, but there was positive movement instantly for the other keyword. This tool can certainly be useful for on-page.
It didn't really have an effect on the first-page ranked kw, but there was positive movement instantly for the other keyword. This tool can certainly be useful for on-page.
Rachmaninoff
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beingink
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Any update on this?
I am going to try it out today for some easy ass keywords which should have already been on first page but are stuck on 2nd. Will keep everyone posted.
qwertzui11
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So... the update i was talking about:
Nothing happened in Tech niche for medium-hard kw difficulty.
(the change has been made 12 days ago, and indexed instantly that time)
But not really sure if this stuff is working or not.
Maybe every change needs time nowdays, like fucking months, or years...
fmartin
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@qwertzui11, usually severals weeks (about 5) unless you are a trusted site.
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qwertzui11
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Not sure what a trusted site means. (?)