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User Intent
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February 1, 2019
Search ranking is a continuous game. There are multiple fundamental rules out there and no matter how many factors you consider, the core algorithm is known only to Google. This does not stop numerous SEO agencies all over the world claim SEO results in 6 months. The truth is SEO can not be […]
January 8, 2019
Knowing what keywords are being searched for can help you better title your precious videos. The worst fear is spending hours on planning, recording, and editing your video, but in the end not having it found by your target audience. Having the most searched keywords on YouTube related with your video will […]
January 4, 2019
Between “online ad” and “online ad rates” what would you choose for your PPC campaign? Option number one, “online ad” is the example of broad match keyword and “online ad rates” is one of the variations of long-tail keywords. The results of your PPC campaign depends on multiple factors, however, the first […]
November 23, 2018
Different schools of thought have different ways of grouping and naming them. Some classify them into broader categories. Some narrower. However, the overall categorization of user intent of web search queries tend to follow the same clusters. What is user intent? User intent or query intent is what the user wanted when he/she […]
October 24, 2018
So, you have an extensive list of keywords generated during your keyword research for a page you wish to rank high with. Fantastic! But which ones are the best keywords for your needs? A generated list of keywords can have hundreds or thousands of keywords and handpicking even a few keywords from […]
February 6, 2018
This week, we launched a new UI for our free keyword research tool! Automatic Keyword Grouping The focus is making the process of creating keyword groups or keyword clusters easier. We do this by automatically grouping keywords with our AI technology. Creating Groups Using “Smart Duplicate” Start with either the […]