Hi,
Just recieved in my mail a very interesting article by the Noble Samurai Team. It's about a ( very ) newly released tool by Google itself that tell the semantic relationship between words. If you're thinking on how to best structure your site or even how to optimize the linking structure for SEO purposes, this seems to be very useful. There's even a link to a post by these same guys about LSI and how much it's really being used by Google, according to some of their own experiments. Here's the link:
http://www.noblesamurai.com/blog/
By the way, if you're not subscribed to their newsletter yet, you probably should.
I've personally been using Google Keyword tool to do this kind of stuff, and it's really helped to make my sites look and linking structure look less spammy and on-theme, with relevant and organized info. I'll be playing with this tool in the next few hours.
I'd love to hear your experience with this sort of stuff.
( Btw, the trick to use this tool mentioned in the article DOES work )
Just recieved in my mail a very interesting article by the Noble Samurai Team. It's about a ( very ) newly released tool by Google itself that tell the semantic relationship between words. If you're thinking on how to best structure your site or even how to optimize the linking structure for SEO purposes, this seems to be very useful. There's even a link to a post by these same guys about LSI and how much it's really being used by Google, according to some of their own experiments. Here's the link:
http://www.noblesamurai.com/blog/
By the way, if you're not subscribed to their newsletter yet, you probably should.
I've personally been using Google Keyword tool to do this kind of stuff, and it's really helped to make my sites look and linking structure look less spammy and on-theme, with relevant and organized info. I'll be playing with this tool in the next few hours.
I'd love to hear your experience with this sort of stuff.
( Btw, the trick to use this tool mentioned in the article DOES work )