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Re:Latent Semantic Indexing??? (1 viewing)
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Re:Latent Semantic Indexing??? 2007/04/20 08:36  
Davin, great answer.

I had to read it over a couple of times. I see with your site you link directly to the next relavant article or the next article in the series. I use the related posts and breadcrumb plugins for my blog to make linking to different posts automatic.

To me I thought it was just common sense to keep your topics tightly focused and not sidetrack your vistors with unrelated marerial.

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Re:Latent Semantic Indexing??? 2007/05/11 12:49  
There is a great e-book called The Master Plan you can purchase from http://www.seo2020.com/ by Charles Hilfin. It explains in great detail how to research keywords for LSI, and how to build websites that support LSI the right way (the Silo structure).

It is a bit heavy, but, boy, its packed with real information.

In addition the seo2020 website has tons of tutorials in finding keywords, and all sorts of things.

I think the publisher is more or less behind Zoomtracker, and does have a number of follow up products to the book, but as far as I can tell, they're not a "force-sell".

I haven't forked out $800/month to participate in Stompernet rollout (which I think is brilliantly done - the boys would be buying their yachts by now), but I am told that the information in this book is exactly the same as the Stompernet method.

Again, no affiliate links in this post, cuz I couldn't find one :-P

Markus
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