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Webmasters and SEO Gurus regularly seek new methods to optimise their web properties and content for Google. What if I were to tell you, there is actually an old system used by Google\u2019s algorithm to better evaluate and rank your content. Could you imagine an old <\/i>SEO method working in the new digital era?<\/p>\n
To better clarify this concept, I often compare Google to a public library that shelves thousands of books, some smaller than others, some with enticing covers and rich content and other well, \u00a0\u00a0not so much. The comparison between the two is very much alike. If webmasters try to use this analogy and visualise books as their web properties, you will then be able to grasp a crystal clear understanding of what type of \u201cBook\u201d you will need to write for Google.<\/p>\n
Kickin\u2019 it old school to leverage the SEO System is known as Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI), a method that helps you tie and relate your website and online content<\/a> together. LSI does this by utilizing \u201ckey phrases\u201d, created using variations of acronyms and synonyms to reinforce main keywords you\u2019re trying to target. Doing this creates signals and attracts Google Bots to crawl and present in relation to primary key-terms selected to drive search results. Once discovered and verified by Google, relevant peripheral key phrases route results to content relevant to the primary key-term used.<\/p>\n \n Get exclusive insights into digital \n \n \n Stay Forward <\/h2>\n
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