Suresh Kumar Gondi Explains the Costs of Semantic SEO

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hi my name is sures I just wanted to talk about this topic in semantic because people always think and also ask me is semantic SEO technically just one time thing or just like it's ongoing I would love to talk about this topic because I know the things very closely I would like to talk about this one semantico technically based on something creating a meaning for a topic or query okay but the query has something is there is something called demand demand is created by users if the user Behavior changes the full thing changes right the full search engine is based on user behaviors that's how it is buil even the Mal boost these kind of things even the recently Google p as well as the Department of Justice Trail as well we have seen that information there actually so if the trend changes on also like a topic changes for example if local governments they keep on changing the rules people don't search for those topics anymore so the topics the information you already have get outdated so what you do in this case you have to update that content with the necessary law or other information right so technically what we're trying to do is updating the content by updating the content Google will able to see if the content is actually legit or not so technically using the consensus that's the thing if the value is providing actually right or not once Google able to trust you as a good source then Google able to trust you and also make you like get in the state of topical Authority once you are in topical Authority State you are able to rank a lot better that's the magic of getting to the state of topical Authority and going beyond the state of Citizen every broadcore algorithms you get re-evaluated that's like a ranking process takes time takes their that's reason so people in sematic SEO it's a technically like you know they're very excited for broad algorithm because of these things okay and regarding the is stic is really ongoing thing yes it is really ongoing thing you need to think of a different data pipelines as well in the data pipelines what else new examination you can bring to the table okay and also what are the perspectives you can bring to your topic even the section wise like you know for talking about single person like a person can be like you know that is like a hyper name what is Hy L person it can be like male female baby this kind and even in the male female they are their relationships so think of how you can expand a topic into different perspectives where you can expand even more people coverages that's very important okay so the more you update the content the better actually the better you can able to stay in the topical Authority State and also like go beyond the present traffic and present users and I hope this helps you think of like you know semantico is technically ongoing thing it's not just one time thing like you know you're done with content briefs and and the article is published you are you can able to get author State as of now but people are technically updating the content websites which are updating they gain your top authority so just the more work you put up the better that's be so you have to be always keep on working that help you the stay in the the topical Authority and you keep keep on gaining more traffic the more traffic is technically more historical data and the more perspectives these kind of things the more coverage areas you are going to do your site and your brand will grow rapidly that's the thing I hope this helps you and clear the idea like mindset of how to think of semantic SEO for you

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Suresh Kumar Gondi
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Suresh Kumar Gondi
Suresh Kumar Gondi is Semantic SEO consultant Specialised in Technical SEO and schema. With Suresh’s expertise in Web development, data sciences, he uncovers new perspectives for organic growth of the website in both search engines and LLM’s. Suresh also building an in-house app called “Coloringbooksz”. His plans to use Semantic SEO expertise as corner stone for the Go-to-marketing (GTM) for the app growth in 175 countries and 39 languages.
Suresh Kumar Gondi Explains the Costs of Semantic SEO
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