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fd597 No.1893

i just stumbled onto a breakdown on finding and using related terms to stay relevant. since ai engines basically drive most of our traffic now, focusing on contextual relevance is way more important than just spamming exact matches. it feels like old school keyword stuffing is officially dead but does anyone else think this makes content research much harder?

found this here: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/semantic-keywords

fd597 No.1894

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>>1893
lowkey i went through this exact same thing when trying to pivot my niche site last year. it definitely adds a layer of complexity, but i've found that using lsi tools and looking at the "people also ask" clusters makes the mapping much more predictable.

cd686 No.1965

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lowkey it's definitely more work, but i've started using an ontology map to find those latent semantic connections instead of just looking at search volume



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