Interesting article about on-page SEO and Semantic search

Holzr · Apr 30, 2017

Catfever said:
Textoptimizer dot com looks great, thanks @Holzr .
Suggestions were relevants so i am testing it on my pages right now. crossed finger.
@Holzr may i ask how you use it exactly ?
The WP plugin had some bug.

I'm not using wp plugin currently. I just get the suggested words and see how I can fit them naturally into my existing article. Aim to do as many as 15-25. For low comp KW it should work wonders as on page is what matters for these KW.

Ggirl06 · Apr 30, 2017

Bookmarked to read tomorrow. Hopefully I can digest it Monday morning. Today is not for thinking apparently.

bartosimpsonio · May 1, 2017

aidenhera said:
i thought kw presence in text is not obligatory in order to rank for it (considering we still have other related LSI, and lets say we have "bank" as first word and "rob" as last word on our page, would we rank for "rob bank" or not?)

Today this seems to be the case. But back when the anti-bomb algorithm was implemented you had to have the kw on-page.

stevesolo · May 2, 2017

I'm a bit late to read this. Thanks for the share man. It's really useful. Quality content is always the king.

kullaravi · May 2, 2017

Very interesting read and the discussion. Semantic relevancy is the order of the day and search intent beats every shit out there.
I am sure big G also look at your search history and "guess" the search intent of your search query and the results will vary accordingly. So writing content for specific keywords will die its natural death. Search Intent + Semantic relevancy is the order of the day.

DKolen · May 2, 2017

Cool article indeed, thanks for sharing! I`ve just been playing around with their new feature (they`ve added TF-IDF algo into WebsiteAuditor). Looks really handy, finds the keywords the top competing pages are optimized for, even if you`ve overlooked them yourself.

Street Fighter · May 3, 2017

yes mate
research is very important for making good quality article

davids355 said:
Pretty much yes. But I notice as well that when buying articles lot of people always look for the quality of the read, spelling grammer etc - which is obviously important. But research is obviously very important as well - because if the topic isn't researched in detail then its not going to be covering the topic comprehensively and thus its going to suffer because of that.

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