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Hi Megan,

Thank you but what is the difference between the 12 update cycles (12 weeks for ranking) and the ranking data that you say are kept forever ?

If I want to cancel for a few weeks where do I go for that ?

Hello,

Is it possible to cancel my Moz pro account for a few months without loosing the data and then reopen it a few months from now.

Thank you,

Forget about this question. Please delete it.

Thank you for your details reply but I still have a few questions.

In point number 3 you say look for questions and phrases, I am travel website not a blog... I don't think people want me to answer questions about what d-day is they want me to describe what they will see and what their tour will be like. How about I stick with with a list of related keywords to D-Day landings, is that ok ?

In point number 5 you say to identify your target keywords, what do you mean by that ? From my understanding my target keyword is D-day landings and I just need to find secondary keywords that are relevant to that that I will find through keyword explorer using the different possibilities (exclude the query terms and so on). Do you mean something else ? If so can you clarify.

Thank you,

Hello,

Can you explain me how you use keyword explorer for SEO because I watched many video  and after watching them everything is a little confusing...

From my understanding, you have you main keyword let's say "Normandy bike tours". Based on that keyword you decide to cover TOPICS. Let's say I decide to cover D-Day landings, Omaha beach and and Caen on my page about" Normandy bike tours" ( I could cover more or others I imagine but now let's say those TOPICS are the ones I have decided to cover.

From that point on what I understand is that I need to cover each of those TOPICS and the way to cover each of them is to type each of those words separately in the keyword explorer and look for words that the keyword explorer gives mes that it considers to be "semantically related" to each of those TOPICS.

Then, if I choose the corrects one google will understand the different TOPIC and that should boost my ranking.

Is it the whole idea ?

PS : How many do you look at to find semantically related words ? 10, 20 or more ?

Thank you,

Thank you I will have a look

Can someone explain me what it is and what is it used for.

From my understanding it is something used by computers to understand language.

In other words it is what you can say about an entity. For example a person works, is born somewhere but if I write Mr X flies to as human we do understand but as a computer the computer doesn't understand.

Is that what schema is for ? telling me what I can say about an entity using specific verbs so that computers can understand.

Thank you,

Ok thank you.

How do you find co occurring phrases to include in your content when you as a human has access or looks at the top 10 to 30 results on google when google has access to 30 million results in its database ?

Is there a trick to that or is the only available solution that google left is called luck

Thank you for your detailed reply.  The information you gave if very helpful.

I will have a look at all this and make the necessary changes.

I don't manage to rank my homepage

I am trying to rank my homepage on the product name "Rubbee" in Switzerland https://bit.ly/2S004lL, I have .ch domain and it the homepage appears nowhere in the 1 st 20 pages in Switzerland... whereas a website like this one https://bit.ly/2RYCCVT with zero text  appears on the 13 th page.

For your info when I put the website online over 2 years ago... my homepage was ranking on the 1 st page but since I created a blog page https://bit.ly/2UnL2aX,  the blog page took over and it is now impossible to rank the homepage.

Good to know I am thinking along the right lines The only thing I don't understand is what you mean by "The corpus isn't the keyword though, it's the body of text which you check the keyword against".

My idea of for example is to take the word / entity "Petite France" and explain google which one I am talking about (as a human I am limited I only know of one but google has such a database that it knows many and unless I explain it, it doesn't know which one I am talking about, is that correct ?

For google Petite France (according to Wikidata is a cheese is South Africa as well as area in Strasbourg (which is the one I want to talk about) etc... My question is how do explain the Petite France in Strasbourg, is is by using the word district nearby that entity... or if the word district isn't used in the corpus by the people that rank on the keyword I am going after it won't work ?

Is that the idea ?

Thank you,

Thanks Darin for the information. I would agree when you write a blog this can work but when you try to sell a product it is not a very friendly way to sell.

Hello,

What is the secret sauce of your content suggestion.

How do you consider that a topic is covered. Please explain.

Thank you,

Flvien

How do you find the correct words (entities) to explain an entity ?

The words (entities) that go together within a sentence seem to be based on the specific corpus (the keyword you want to rank ) and when they are million of results it seems impossible to find what word / entity is going to explain the entity / concept I want to explain.

It seems that I got a better chance at the lottery a
Do you have any advice or software that could parse and find the words that co-occure the most often out of millions of results !!

Thank you,

Hello Effectdigital,

Thank your for your reply. I agree with you about the article being about one topic.  However, I don't think I am confusing topics and keywords. From my understanding let's take the keyword  " Alsace bike tour" (main topic).  Let's say on the 1 st day of my itinerary I discover "Strasbourg" and on last day "Colmar" the idea is to talk about Strasbourg and colmar with words that are related to Alsace and bike tour and not words that are related to strasbourg or colmar only ! Is that correct ?

How many topic should I cover under an H2. Is it ok to cover multiple topics per H2 if I do different paragraphs ? I am in th travel industry and each day I go through different towns that could reprend my topics. Do I have to choose 1 town each day and cover under an H2 or can I cover 2 or 3 towns each day and cover it all under the same H2.

Thank you,

Ok will do. Thank you,

Thank you for your detailed reply.

Hello everyone,

How can you figure out which topics are the more relevant for a  specific query ?

Thank you,