New Google Tool for Semantic Site Structuring

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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 )
 
Did not know about the "Wheel". Thanks for the heads up.
 
Wow i can't believe that tool exists. Its a little bizarre with my keyword, but its nice to see how google thinks I should branch my catagories out might give this a go
 
Wonder wheel is a neat tool, but people without advanced degrees in mathematics need to stop talking about LSI. If you know these Noble Samurai guys personally, then do them a favor and tell them that people that actually understand LSI think they sound foolish.
 
But it's pretty! ;)

I think it's because "wheels" are all the rage these days, ah well time to drag out a 4yo method and release "The Craigslist Wheel" :D

*Don't tell anyone but i've got a hunch July will be Triangles* ;)
 
People must be blind, the "exact" same data has been shown below the 10th SERP result for many years now right on Google.com so no need to go out of your way for some wonder wheel.

True, I checked. It's exactly the same information. Nice display, though.

@oldenstylehats: No, I don't know them personally and I do not have an advanced degree in mathematics, either. But I do care very much about the potential uses of LSI for SEO purposes.

That aside, and without entering into the math behind it, could you tell us your opinion on the subject ( LSI being used be SEs ) and how to put it into practice ?
 
Sweetfunny, nice catch. I have never paid attention to those related searches before.
 
I heard about this from searchengineland.com - its actually really good. The last few days I've been picking keywords from it. Pretty jazzy :) < I know you like that word jazzy, dont lie
 
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