Easy Semantic Search Strategies

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EASY SEMANTIC SEARCH STRATEGIES AN ARTICLE FOR ANYTHING ABOUT SEO

Semantic search has been around for five years ANYTHINGSEO Semantic search has been around for five years. It has changed the way SEO professionals plan their strategies.

Search is more than just keywords now. Understanding how it works and how Google processes query data can improve a website’s ranking in SERP. This article aims to provide easy semantic search strategies beginners can apply to optimise their site.

Quick recall! Semantic search is a data searching technique that aims to determine the intent and contextual meaning of the words a person is using for the search. It is about identifying and satisfying the searcher’s intent by analysing the explicit and the implicit aspect of the query.

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WHAT ARE THE EASY SEMANTIC SEARCH STRATEGIES?

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What are the easy semantic search strategies?

Moz states that integrating semantic search signals impacts how SEO professionals approach their strategies.

Since context meaning is the source of the implicit query, we should consider search to be moving from “web search” to “contextual search”. Context is the key to semantic search. Here are some strategies to get you started: Valuable Content – content with a strong questionanswer focus in numbered or bulleted form is preferred

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Structured sentences – a natural language style of writing is necessary because of the growing popularity of

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voice search Enriched text – a readable rich content with synonymous and variants of keywords help search engine identify the page’s context

According to Search Engine Land According to Search Engine Land, even though semantic search changed the way Google understand and deliver results, technical SEO is crucial for better results to the end users. Here are some semantic search strategies for technical SEO to rank higher in SERP: Titles – a clear and focused title enables the crawler to understand the page’s content Meta description – an informative and concise meta description helps the crawler grasp the page’s content

Source https://anythingseo.wordpress.com/2018/0

Site structure – a well-defined and logical site structure allows crawlers and users find content and learn how it is connected

6/06/easy-semantic-search-strategies/ Structured data – an implementation of a schema markup, the most common way of structuring data, helps search engines know the content and context of the page