How do you find your LSI's?

forwardedlandlines

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• Jun 9, 2012

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Hi, I'd like to know what method you use to find LSI's on your keywords. I'm looking to automate this and have as little crud in between as possible. Suggestions?

 

forwardedlandlines

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• Jun 10, 2012

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Just a lil' bump

 

kvmcable

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• Jun 10, 2012

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http://www.quintura.com/

Drop your main KW in there and see the LSI keywords - the larger the font the more relevant the relationship.

Good luck

 

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gromhold

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• Jun 10, 2012

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google adwords

 

rostonix

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• Jun 10, 2012

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I use
http://lsikeywords.com/


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Delta223

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• Jun 10, 2012

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Do you guys actively try to include LSI key terms in your content? I lean towards the camp that feels it is better to focus on content than LSI precision (IMO of course)

 

forwardedlandlines

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• Jun 11, 2012

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Delta223 said:

Do you guys actively try to include LSI key terms in your content? I lean towards the camp that feels it is better to focus on content than LSI precision (IMO of course)

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What I would like to make is a content generator that mentions the main keyword, long tails, and lsi's, and then maybe the lsi's of those lsi's, or long tails of them.. All in combination with almost natural english.

 

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markhenry121

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• Jun 11, 2012

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You can find LSI's here Some of the ways like:
Google Adwords tool
Spyfu
lsikeywords.com

 

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hotdude

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• Jul 19, 2012

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Search of Web content studio online and subscribe to the guy's newsletter and you'll get a ton of info on Lsi.
Search google for :gegetechDOTcom pdf and DL gege lsi ladder..
Hope it helps