Five Simple Ways For Finding Related Keywords

You’ve probably heard of LSI or Latent Semantic Indexing, which is just a big word for search engine-proven synonyms or related keywords.

When a search engine scans your page which, for example, talks about tennis equipment, one of the algorithms to determine whether this page is really relevant is the LSI algorithm, which will scan for related keywords.

If you want to convince a search engine (and a visitor!) that this is a really relevant page for that keyword, you’ll need to include keywords related to tennis equipment on that page.

Here are three free and two paid methods that I use to find related keywords:

“An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made, in a narrow field.”

Niels Bohr, Nobel prize winner for physics, 1922

If you want to become an expert in anything, not just internet marketing, you need to try your best to do things right by focusing on 3 keys.

You need to experiment, make mistakes and learn from these mistakes.

I first instinctively used these principles when I was learning to play competitive tennis.

I would play practice matches with my friends and think to myself: “Let’s see what happens if I approach the net with a cross court shot. I’ll do this about 10 times and see whether this will work in the long term or not.”