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| Hi Folks I know not this question again? I have searched the forum but still confused with matching the articles with the keyword list supplied and watched the videos. Example I'm now setting up my Arthritis blog and want to use articles below and many more but can't match from the list supplied, if you match with another keyword you might as well just choose low longtail keywords and write the article from new why them would we need the list supplied. Arthritis cures Arthritis pain Arthritis treatment With the keyword list supplied most of the time you can only match about four related article titles then it gets difficult from then on. This is the part that is holding me back any help would be appreciated. Thanks All Dave
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| The key to this keywords thing is that LSI is more valuable than too many of one keyword. I feel sure that Latent Semantic Indexing has been covered elsewhere, but Google tends to be smatrter than just keyword stuffing. In your case, you could use all those keywords in one article and they would still be relevant and indeed maybe even enhance the article/page 'attractiveness' to the SE's. Hope this helps Regards Martin |
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| One thing to keep in mind with LSI is you should not go over 2.5% density on any part of a keyword. Example; Dog training Dog collar Dog food They are all separate unique keywords when taken as a whole for each one but they all contain the word "dog". So you should not go over 2.5% maximum density on any keyword with the word "dog". Mike |