Extending the kernel semantics

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We collect low-frequency tails for the written words, that is, we expand the semantics of the core
A large number of keywords indicates a high frequency of the request. In such cases, keywords are clustered, i.e., placed on different pages of the site. Before clustering, keywords are parsed into a single list.


The WordStat service is suitable for this, which will show different variants of writing queries for search engines on the desired topic. In addition to WordStat, there are other tools that help select keywords. We will talk about them a little later.

We are looking for other additional options
To find additional options, use special betting email list services for generating phrases and words.

To make the task easier, use the following tips:

Before a key phrase, such as "food delivery", put the "*" sign.

Write out the words that will be shown after this phrase.

Write out the words that come before the phrase.

Words that at first glance seem superfluous also play a certain role:

Write them down and label them as "minus words".

In the WordStat service, specify the required region.

Click on the "Get keywords" button.

Once you have the initial keywords, click on the "Find more keywords" button. Write down the new words and phrases that appear. This technique will help you form a list of narrow phrases and queries. The approach is especially effective when working with precise, limited topics.

Polishing the word form of the key phrase
If you select keywords automatically, the resulting options may not be entirely correct. You can correct them, for example, through the Yandex.Wordstat website. To go to it, you should click once on the received keywords. Save the first word forms of each keyword manually.

We collect as many possible search engine hints as possible (we perform parsing)
If you are thinking about how to choose keywords for an article and look for hints, use the same WordStat service. It will help you choose a low-frequency tail for the main request.