Wordpress SEO Series Part 3 - Perfect SEO For WP

[killdeslm]

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[HotCoolDudeSEO]

All I have to say is... GREAT video

[mazzoza19]

when i go to google adwords it doesnt have the two options that you speak of. as much as i would love to do it by websites only UGH

[judyrusso]

Andrew, great and valuable info. You're the first person that pointed out LSI I'm going to try that technique in my WP blog. Thanks so much.!

[Acebeats1]

Do you think it's best to write a post for each LSI keyword rather then just write each paragraph for each LSI keyword. I'm not sure if it's best to just create a whole new page/post for each LSI keyword and then have them all linking back to the main Key Word page/post. This will give the whole site a much bigger data base full of keywords of relevance in my opinion, but I'm new to SEO and not sure. Just using some common sence. What do you think Andrew?

[AbsoluteDentalCare]

Hi Andrew,

when you put a website in the Google Keyword Tool to find LSI terms, do you tick the country you are in? For instance, I live in Ireland. When I put in a website that ranks high for google.ie I get different sites than if I went on Google.com. Also, do I filter the contry in the keyword tool?

Thanks

[mastermic52]

thanks andrew... im building my site now,, just in time.. i hope that this info will help google ranking,, appreciate your training,, good video , easy to follow,

[IMTestLab]

Hi Andrew, some great tips here. I love using WP so these are really useful. Well done and keep up the good work. I have about 14 WP Tutorials on my own channel so hopefully we can both help people out

[bradscottphotography]

thanks for that Andrew

[fishmsonbol]

it make sence but in reality i dont know

[91greigm]

for some reason i cannot get the option to choose website content?? any ideas?

[money24seven]

Clever lad - thanks for these tips - very helpful

[TheCren21]

You kinda missed the whole point of LSI keywords. Your methodology was solid, but NONE of the terms you pointed out were actual LSI phrases in comparison to "dog obedience training." Notice they had that exact phrase within them (you will still be using the principle of the-more-the-merrier keyword density if you put them in a post).

LSI terms are DIFFERENT, but related. "Puppy training" is an example of an LSI keyword. Or "dog training tip" would work.

Use kwmap(dot)com to find LSI keywords.

[AndrewHansenDotName]

Interesting, and I see what you mean.

But what specifically makes you think that Puppy Training is an LSI keyword?

And also what makes you think that a term is not LSI relevant just because it contains the original term?

I'm not criticizing, actually interested to hear what you think.

[TheCren21]

LSI refers to the way Google indexes a page. The algorithm likes to see words that are different, but related - i.e. synonyms, as opposed to the the same word. "Dog obedience training" is the term you want to optimize for - "dog obedience training help" still ranks for "dog obedience training" and is not different. A "puppy" is a "dog" so clearly they are related. Making the term "puppy training" LSI. Also, I just watched the video again. The groups are LSI in relation to each other. But...

[videohabit]

Awesome information. My blog is now

in formation!

[karencaffrey]

Thanks, Andrew. That was great info on LSI and using the Google tool.

[fitpro01]

That's some good stuff. Thanks for the info. We do an excellent job of making the technique simple to follow.

[thechrishunter]

Great info about incorporating LSI in your content, Andrew. It's simple and makes perfect sense!