Traditional SEO vs Semantic SEO Explained | Muhammad Hamid Khan
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- I’ve discussed the major differences between “Traditional and Semantic SEO.”
#SemanticSEO is about re-inventing the wheel in a particular knowledge domain by publishing an interconnected, well structured and organized content network better than the competition with accurate and relevant information with the aim of decreasing cost and time of machines (#Google) and ultimately achieving the topical authority state.
A successful semantic #SEO is focused on both machines and users.
Let’s discuss the the crucial differences discussed in the video practically.
1.30 hour ki master class 🔥 Thank you so much Hamid bhai Eid ka gift dana ka liya ❤
Haha, thank you for watching, bro :)
Can you please create these videos in Urdu. so we can understand better these terminologies. 😢
Excellent guide and presentation brother, thank you for sharing your wisdom.
Dear hamid you are big mind person. thanks for sharing valuable content. carry on . Allah will bless you.
Thank you, brother!
Welldone
But i have one suggestion?
It would be more better if you explain each slide or tipic with example, either for this you may make small videos.
As its not to much easy for beginners.
Also make short videos like 10 or 15 minutes (as the new generation 😎 wants)
Thank you brother for sharing such valuable knowledge 💎
Great value brother!!
In depth video. Much needed thanks ❤. Kindly make a video on topical maps
You are on fire Muhammad...great work!👏👏
Thank you for not having background music. Keep rocking!
Thanks for sharing
thanks for great informative video. Can you please tell me that story telling is a factor of ranking. because most of my competitor sharing their stories about recipe not less foucs on recipe. they just only share ingredients and instructions nothing else. no any other entity and attributes, which they can write. But still thery are ranking on top spot in tire one country from last 2 years.
Awesome Info keep rocking
Good video.. will watch it again
Sure. I'd be happy to answer your questions as well :)
Hey Bro, Thanks for the amazing content. Where can I access that Glossary page if its public.
can u share your notion if possible?
+1
Here you go :)
bow-dietician-9de.notion.site/Semantic-SEO-Glossary-413a22e562d64e06a7ebb51b7dc3c9cb?pvs=4
Wonderful lecture and explanation
Thanks, Ehsan :)
Hats off sir 🙏🏼
Thanks for sharing such a great topic but agar ye sb ap urdu main explain karte tu i think zaida ache se samjh aajey logo ko so kindly its request to make in urdu video otherwise english main tu Korey ka b course hai
brother mostly audience prefer English. But will create a separate Urdu playlist :)
good video
overall great video but pre made document can save lots of time and make more sense.
Need topical map Video 🥹
Very soon :)
Thank you, brother!
Keep it up
Amazing Work
Not Agreed on offering the exact answer in the beginning. This strategy is applied on tool-based sites because the visitor has NOTHING to do with the content. All they need is Download their stuff. I think by following the funnel method in the content should be the ultimate task which brings the reader to the thesis statement ( what you call the answer that a machine is looking for ) by passing through the exciting paths by keeping the readers' focus intact on the build up of his query. If the query is responded right in the beginning then what the interest is left for the reader to stay on the content. He may just move on. Do not optimize your content for the machine, just add value to the content for the users. But anyway, I will keep watching videos to find information which is useful for me and will avoid those things which I find ( exaggeration )
Can You Please share these Slides?
Thanks Brother
Thanks
Hello sir can you make complete semantic seo course on RUclips it will help us, bcz on internet I am not able to find complete semantic seo course
Yes, brother. Already working on this :)
What percentage does your methodologies work at?
100% if you do everything right!
there should be a target word count depending on the query
There are only two rules for content length.
1. Content should be as short as possible.
2. Content should be as long as necessary.
@@IMuhammadHamidKhan yes depending on the query correct?
@@Digitalcataloghub Yes.
@@IMuhammadHamidKhan one of the things I’m having some trouble with is information gain, how do I fully fulfill this? Is adding my own personal experience/ expertise background enough for this or should I also be adding new headings to cover in the content because how I get headings now is through something like surfer seo where it gets the main headings from competitors to fully cover the query so not adding much new to the content by doing this but I am covering the topic entirely also should I reword these headings?
Not Agreed on offering the exact answer in the beginning. This strategy is applied on tool-based sites because the visitor has NOTHING to do with the content. All they need is Download their stuff. I think by following the funnel method in the content should be the ultimate task which brings the reader to the thesis statement ( what you call the answer that a machine is looking for ) by passing through the exciting paths by keeping the readers' focus intact on the build up of his query. If the query is responded right in the beginning then what the interest is left for the reader to stay on the content. He may just move on. Do not optimize your content for the machine, just add value to the content for the users. But anyway, I will keep watching videos to find information which is useful for me and will avoid those things which I find ( exaggeration )
What you are talking about is "bounce rate" that if a visitor gets his answer right away, he will leave the website without reading rest of the content. But bounce rate is not important anymore. Google now measures the research cycle of a user. If a user comes to your website, gets his answer in the first line and leaves even within 10 second and he doesn't visit any other website for that specific query, this means your website has completed his research cycle and Google will value your website for that query.
On the other hand, if the user comes to your website, reads 2-3 paragraphs, doesn't find his answer, leaves the website and visits other website from the SERP for the same query (this is called "pogo-sticking" , now your website didn't complete his research cycle, so Google will devalue your website.
So, now when people are used to of consuming short form of content like tiktok reels, shorts, they need quick answers. And the concept described in this video is very much what is required today. Minimize the "pogo-sticking" effect instead of bounce rate.