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[rilanglin]

I had a question: I used SEMrush to check the keyword differences between my website and my competitors. I filtered out some keywords I didn't have based on my needs and wanted them to be crawled on my site. Can this only be achieved through blog posts? Are there other methods?

 

[IM Dude]

No not necessarily, take one of the keywords and do a Google search. You will see what all web properties are ranking. Youtube , images , forum posts, social media, landing pages, parasites, maps, Google business, pages, videos.

 

[Menki]

You can also use landing pages, FAQs, category descriptions, internal linking strategies, and even schema markup to target those keywords.

 

[notNewB]

Does your website fulfill the intent of these keywords you currently don't have? If it does, try to add them somewhere on your page, preferably in H2, H3 headings or even in page title.

For example, let's say you're dealing with a SAaS website that is an AI CV generator. You have the keyword "AI CV generator" in your title, meta description and the body of your page and you are ranking for this keyword - all good.

But there is another keyword "AI CV maker" which is semantically the same as "AI CV generator" and the tool you have on your website is technically both a cv maker and a cv generator. But just because your page isn't optimized for the keyword "AI CV maker" - you have no ranking for it.

In such cases, you could try just adding the missing keyword to your page.

 

[Thunder Digitals]

Does your website fulfill the intent of these keywords you currently don't have? If it does, try to add them somewhere on your page, preferably in H2, H3 headings or even in page title.

For example, let's say you're dealing with a SAaS website that is an AI CV generator. You have the keyword "AI CV generator" in your title, meta description and the body of your page and you are ranking for this keyword - all good.

But there is another keyword "AI CV maker" which is semantically the same as "AI CV generator" and the tool you have on your website is technically both a cv maker and a cv generator. But just because your page isn't optimized for the keyword "AI CV maker" - you have no ranking for it.

In such cases, you could try just adding the missing keyword to your page.

Well explained.

 

[MineAlone]

Not just through blog posts. You can also add those keywords to product pages, FAQs, landing pages, and even category descriptions. Just make sure the content stays natural and useful for visitors.