Keyword

How to use machine learning (if you can't code) to help your keyword research

How to use machine learning (if you can’t code) to help your keyword research

I have previously written about why keyword research isn’t dead. A key theme I continually make is that keyword categorization is incredibly important in order to be useful so that you can optimize towards topics and clusters rather than individual keywords.  My keyword research documents often exceed 20k-50k keywords which are normally broken into two,

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Janet Peischel's The Internet Marketer: Want to show up in search? Follow this SEO checklist | Janet Peischel

Janet Peischel’s The Internet Marketer: Want to show up in search? Follow this SEO checklist | Janet Peischel

Good content developers have learned to write both for people and search engines, using solid data to reach their audiences. But search engines have gotten a lot smarter. They’ve moved beyond individual keywords—they’ve learned to understand context. But writers still need to understand and deploy sound search engine optimization (SEO) principles. Apply this SEO checklist

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Keyword Cannibalization

In-Depth Keyword Cannibalization Analysis for 2020 and Beyond: Do You Have an Immediate Way Out?

Keyword Cannibalization Needless to say, there are many SEO-centric misconceptions flooding the market but only a few marketers and experts actually realize the same and include remedial measures into the mix. While talking about the most common SEO mistakes is a topic for another day, we will now discuss a bit about the most overlooked

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