LSI stands for Latent Semantic Indexing. Some easy and quick ways to make money would be to use these LSI keywords on your blog for SEO or search engine optimization.
I can almost hear you ask, “but what does that mean in terms of a blog, in terms of why I want to use these LSI keywords on my blog?”
Well, you certainly don’t want too many of your exact keywords on your blog. If you have too many, you get penalized. If you have too few, they don’t classify you. I know, pain in the butt, but since we all have to deal with it, we do the best we can. One way to avoid using your exact keyword or phrase too many times is to use what Google calls LSI keywords. Using LSI keywords can help you with your blog because they are often synonymous with your exact keyword, so you can change the wording of your text but still have the same meaning.
When you do a search with a keyword tool, you get a list of all the related keywords that match the keyword you suggested in the keyword tool.
Those are LSI keywords! Yes, it is that simple.
It might be good to note that, without saying so in writing, Google tells you the order of relevance of the LSI ranking by the way it lists the LSI keywords. The LSI keywords at the top of the list are more important to them than the ones at the bottom. Try to fill in the keywords throughout your posts with the top LSI words instead of all the ones at the bottom. If you can’t find a way to make a word or phrase flow naturally, skip that word or phrase and move on to the next word. Yes, you want the most relevant keywords, for Google, to optimize your blog, but if you can’t make it sound good when read, it’s not worth it. Keep your text reading smoothly and you’ll have a much better blog.
This could be a simple keyword plan for your blog…
1) Your blog title should have your keyword or keyword phrase with anything else that makes sense about your particular post. For example, if your keyword phrase is “Remove His Tattoo”, then your headline could be “The Boss Isn’t Happy: How To Remove His Tattoo Quickly”.
2) The first and last paragraphs of your blog post should have your exact keyword phrase in them.
3) If you have a large post with many paragraphs, then some of your exact keywords can be added without fear of being penalized. If you have a short post, no more than the title, first and last paragraphs should contain your exact keyword phrase.
4) This is when LSI keywords come in handy. Instead of constantly repeating your exact keyword phrase, you have this list of other keywords that are relevant and often synonymous with the words or phrases you want to use. And it adds to your blog content without just adding fluffy text.
In short, using LSI keywords is a great way to further optimize your blog without having to reuse your exact keyword or phrase too many times. It helps your blog not sound forced and it helps the blog flow naturally. Making money online by blogging is not difficult to do, but keyword planning is very important to ensure that your blog can generate cash on a monthly basis.