Questions Regarding LSI Content

BlueTurtle · Dec 8, 2011

I'm currently looking into the whole LSI content thing and one recurring theme that I'm observing is that a lot are saying that good LSI articles are hard to come by.

Now this makes me wonder exactly why because doing LSI articles doesn't seem like rocket science to me. There seems to be a few LSI keyword generators around so is it not just a case of getting those LSI keywords from your main keyword and using them in the article.

So basically I'm thinking that the problem is either:-

1) The LSI keyword tools are rubbish and not generating good related keywords.

2) Article writers doing LSI just aren't including in the LSI keywords naturally enough.

If the problem is 1. then can anyone recommend a good free online tool for getting LSI keywords?

And I'd appreciate any input anyone can provide with regards to LSI content in general.

Thanks,
BlueTurtle

zebrahat · Dec 8, 2011

LSI isn't rocket science. If one writes an article on Lord of the Rings, and that's the main keyword, there should be mentions of "Tolkien" or "Frodo," "Gandalf," or other references to places and events in the story. It's just a concept of what related terms should also be present in the text, not a magic formula you need another tool to place in the article. Most writers just wing it, and add the right associated words in naturally as they compose the article.

BlueTurtle · Dec 9, 2011

zebrahat said:
LSI isn't rocket science. If one writes an article on Lord of the Rings, and that's the main keyword, there should be mentions of "Tolkien" or "Frodo," "Gandalf," or other references to places and events in the story. It's just a concept of what related terms should also be present in the text, not a magic formula you need another tool to place in the article. Most writers just wing it, and add the right associated words in naturally as they compose the article.

Yeah, I suppose the best LSI tool is a human that knows about the subject!

I'll use a combination of a free LSI keyword generator I've found and my own knowledge of the subject.

Thanks

Griller · Dec 16, 2011

Real LSI research is going onto competitor's websites and seeing what kind of keywords they are using. Then using both those keywords, and variations of them to make one giant super-dense article that the search engines will love.

Scripteen · Jan 14, 2012

Griller said:
Real LSI research is going onto competitor's websites and seeing what kind of keywords they are using. Then using both those keywords, and variations of them to make one giant super-dense article that the search engines will love.

That works fine when you know a little about the niche and know what terms might be closely related.

I would search for the keyword in google then scroll down to the end of the page and see the relaated terms google is suggesting.

For example searching google for car loan returns these

Scripteen · Mar 20, 2012

Scripteen said:
That works fine when you know a little about the niche and know what terms might be closely related.

I would search for the keyword in google then scroll down to the end of the page and see the relaated terms google is suggesting.

For example searching google for car loan returns these

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