Filter and Prioritize Keyword
Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2025 10:19 am
Having collected the semantic core, it is important to filter out irrelevant words and select priority ones for each catalog page.
Remove irrelevant or rare queries - those that have little to do with your catalog, or overly specific phrases with low search volume.
Filter out high competition queries for new or small sites - optimize for low- and mid-frequency queries.
Create a list of primary keywords for each directory page to focus your optimization on.
The semantic core allows you to effectively distribute keywords across catalog pages so that each page is ranked for relevant queries. This improves the visibility of the site in search engines, helps attract uk email list targeted traffic and increases the likelihood of conversions.How to organize a table for a semantic core?
Keyword - collected phrases from the semantic core.
Frequency - the number of queries per month (collected through Wordstat, Google Keyword Planner and other tools).
Request type - informational, commercial or navigational requests.
Competition - assessment of the difficulty of promotion (low, medium, high).
Landing page - The URL that the optimization will lead to.
Notes - Any additional information, such as any content that needs to be improved or unique characteristics of the request.
Remove irrelevant or rare queries - those that have little to do with your catalog, or overly specific phrases with low search volume.
Filter out high competition queries for new or small sites - optimize for low- and mid-frequency queries.
Create a list of primary keywords for each directory page to focus your optimization on.
The semantic core allows you to effectively distribute keywords across catalog pages so that each page is ranked for relevant queries. This improves the visibility of the site in search engines, helps attract uk email list targeted traffic and increases the likelihood of conversions.How to organize a table for a semantic core?
Keyword - collected phrases from the semantic core.
Frequency - the number of queries per month (collected through Wordstat, Google Keyword Planner and other tools).
Request type - informational, commercial or navigational requests.
Competition - assessment of the difficulty of promotion (low, medium, high).
Landing page - The URL that the optimization will lead to.
Notes - Any additional information, such as any content that needs to be improved or unique characteristics of the request.