LSI keyword Dilemma

[nickvk]

This is making me overthink actually. To give you an idea about my problem i put you into a situation.

You have a keyword "Dog training" which you want to rank for and you found a LSI keyword (a synonym type) which also gets very equal number of searches.
In my case, searches are in 100k, that's what making me overthink and in some cases 200k( the main keyword and LSI both are getting this much and they are not miss spelled)

If you were in this situation, what you will be doing.
Thanks

 

[Particle]

Just have two landing pages on your site, one per each keyword. Good chance to partly split-test promotion methods too.

 

[Aty]

Try this: http://lsigraph.com/

 

[HoneyHelper]

select the one which has lesser competition!

 

[nickvk]

select the one which has lesser competition!

both have low competition.

 

[nickvk]

Try this: http://lsigraph.com/

Soovle.com is better than this

 

[ChanzGrande]

Since when is having two high-value low-competition keywords a problem? I got 99 problems, but a "double dose of high-value low-competition keywords" ain't one.

Next step - make your money!

 

[kyescontent]

In my experience, Google likes to actually see synonyms on the same page more than excessive stuffing of a single keyword. When Google sees synonyms, it sees contextual relevance.

 

[Lixs]

Try this: http://lsigraph.com/

Thanks, this is a great find.

 

[tompots]

I would target both keywords, and then find LSI keywords for them both.

Try this: http://lsigraph.com/

Just saw this, wow love these nuggets of gold.

 

[WebDev]

This is making me overthink actually. To give you an idea about my problem i put you into a situation.

You have a keyword "Dog training" which you want to rank for and you found a LSI keyword (a synonym type) which also gets very equal number of searches.
In my case, searches are in 100k, that's what making me overthink and in some cases 200k( the main keyword and LSI both are getting this much and they are not miss spelled)

If you were in this situation, what you will be doing.
Thanks

As it's a LSI keyword of dog training, simply make it a category of the site, and place sub-keywords of it as posts (presume you're using wordpress)

I agree with the other poster - I don't see it as a problem at all

 

[InsanelySane]

Op people are giving you mirror opposite advice so give us a bit more information.

If main keyword is dog training what is this LSI keyword? In other words, exactly how similar is it

 

[innosoft]

i will be working only in long tail LSI keywords.

 

[gb]

Try this: http://lsigraph.com/

Wow, this is awesome! Finally some good ux/ui too.

OP, just target both.

 

[nickvk]

Op people are giving you mirror opposite advice so give us a bit more information.

If main keyword is dog training what is this LSI keyword? In other words, exactly how similar is it

Yes you are right !

KW1 = dog training (for example), KW2= kutte ka baccha

Both KW get 220,000 and 200,000 LMS respectively, which keyword should i target now and make content upon.

 

[InsanelySane]

Yes you are right !

KW1 = dog training (for example), KW2= kutte ka baccha

Both KW get 220,000 and 200,000 LMS respectively, which keyword should i target now and make content upon.

I dont think you could have given me a worse example even if you tried.

Is kutte ka baccha a foreign word similar to dog training or is this gibberish meant to represent how dissimilar they are?

 

[eveneven]

No it's not. That's a completely different tool. You clearly have no idea what a LSI is.

 

[Ambitious12]

Have you tried on keywordtool.io ??

 

[jonathan111]

Thanks, this is a great find.

How it is working mate?