Tag: semantic search

search engine | 26 February 2018

Are keywords still relevant to SEO in 2018?

What a useless article! Anyone worth their salt in the SEO industry knows that a blinkered focus on keywords in 2018 is a recipe for disaster. Sure, I couldn’t agree […]

search engine | 24 March 2016

Are search engines ‘semantic’?

Let’s get to the crux of the matter. It never fails to make me smile when people misuse the term ‘semantic search’, so really… what is semantic web search? A […]

search engine | 20 January 2015

Are Keywords Relevant to SEO in 2015?

The focus on keyword-based search engine optimization is dying quickly, as we’re witnessing the resurgence of long-tail keywords. Keywords once meant everything to a campaign; Google collected data about a […]

SERP | 14 January 2015

5 Ways to Optimise Your Content for Semantic Search

It’s true; SEO copywriting is gone. Good riddance! But it doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t optimise your copy in any way to achieve higher rankings. Quite the opposite, in fact. With […]

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