In search engine optimization (SEO) and content creation, one often erroneous belief has dominated for years: the longer the text, the better. Word count became a sort of holy grail, and copywriters and marketers strived to achieve magical numbers of 1000, 2000, or even 3000 words, believing this guaranteed high positions in search results. However, […]
In the world of SEO, a certain myth still circulates that – although it seems harmless – seriously damages content quality and visibility strategies. It’s about the belief that Semantic SEO comes down to a simple trick: adding a few synonyms to the text. This sounds attractive because it promises quick results without much […]
Creating content that attracts users’ attention while simultaneously achieving high positions in search engines is becoming an increasingly complex process. In the era of artificial intelligence and semantic SEO, simply using keywords is no longer sufficient. This is where NeuronWriter comes in, a tool that intelligently utilizes Entities – semantic units that allow for creating […]
Is your SEO strategy keeping up with the evolution of search engines? In a digital world where every second brings new data and changing algorithms, relying solely on traditional search engine optimization (SEO) methods can be insufficient. For years, SEO was synonymous with keywords – their density, placement, and count. The goal was to […]
The Tip of the Iceberg. Let’s start with a common belief: “SEO is just keywords.” Many people, even in the industry, still perceive search engine optimization as a simple game of phrase matching. You enter a keyword, place it in the text the appropriate number of times, build a few links and… done. If you […]
Welcome to the world of Semantic SEO! In this article, we will delve into the fascinating realm of semantic search optimization, a strategy that is revolutionizing the way we approach SEO. This article is based on the Pawel Sokolowski presentation from SEOCON 2023 about “SemanticSEO” and aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of Semantic […]
