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Thank you that is getting a little more clear. From my understanding it is a bag a words that go together.

Could someone explain me what the difference between a keyword and a co-occurence is ?

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Could someone explain me what the difference between a keyword and a co-occurence is ?

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I will keep that in mind, thank you both for your answers.

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Thank you that makes sense.

How about the fact that within a 3 weeks period the words found in the KE are slightly different is it normal ?

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I am wondering if it is ok to use a keyword that is in 950 position in the keyword list with a relevancy of 1 or it if it better to only use keywords with relevancy of 5 or 6 which are at the top of list ?

By the way there are some keyword that I found 3 weeks ago doing my keyword research that i don't find anymore in the list doing my keyword research, is it possible to that the list varies week after week ?

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It isn't in the nav bar it is in your moz campaign next to your different webpages when you click on the score but that is ok I got my answer reading in more detailed what semrush says.

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Is the topic research and content suggestions that semrush gives (that is currently in beta) similar to what moz calls content suggestions ?

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I totally agree, thank you for your detailed explanation.

Thank you Chris for your input and information.

Thank you for the information Dr Pete. It is a little more clear. If I understand correctly rank brain is really about user intent in rewriting the query and Hummbird seems to be about voice searches and parsing but it is a little blurry in my mind as you would say other that people at google nobody really understands it fully.

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Thank yo. I read it and rank brain is clear hummingbird a little less but I think it is about the knowledge graph and parsing from what I understand.

From my understanding hummingbird is the fact that google is able to parse sentences and link entites to understand the meaning of content in a better way than with just keywords and rankbrain is about user intent, google understands that they are various ways to mean the same thing.

Is my understanding correct ?

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Thank you for the info, I agree with you low competition it is easy to rank without link more competitive query harder without.

I will check moz link explorer as I know there is a new version and I haven't time to check it out yet.

How important are external links in 2018. How much of a percentage do they represent when deciding to rank a page.

I imagine it depends on the query but I was wondering it if 10 % of of 60 % ?

My feeling is that with good content you can get on almost any query on the 1 st page without links because that would be too penalising to small business if they had no possibility to rank with just content.

Looking forward to getting some feedback.

Thank you for the tip but doesn't the keyword explorez from moz give you that info also ? or do moz only give you the "main" keyword ? I just want to confirm. How about ubbersuggest or lsigraph can they be used toe find the words surrounding a keyword ( in  other words do they do similar things as  SEO Quake) ?

I believe the surrounding words to a "keyword" are called co-occurences and I was wondering if there a a software that can tell me which word(s) go around a specific word (before or after).

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Hey Samanthan,

Thank you for the clarification but is there a tool that would tel me which words to use to have the topic(s) suggested come out in my content.

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In the related topic feature now called content suggestions https://moz.com/blog/related-topics-in-moz-pro. Are the words indicated words to include in my content or are they "topics" to talk about using words that would describe those words turning these words into concepts ?

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