We always learn so much from Lazarina Stoy who is taking us through "5 phases of NLP: Theory, practice, and implications for Search Marketers" at We Love SEO. Come to the We Love SEO event run by Oncrawl which is online today! After a short hiatus, the highly anticipated We Love SEO conference is back. Sign up for free to join the 9th edition of We Live SEO which features real-life case studies, roundtable discussions and keynote speeches. There is a short lunch break now and then Nikki Halliwell will present with a case study: <Decoding/> the Language of Devs Then there is a panel on: AI & Search: Where do we stand? Is it important? with Kevin Indig, Andreas (Dre) Voniatis, Corentin Mirande and Syphaïwong Bay. Helen P. rounds off the day with: Looking Ahead: SEO Industry Predictions for 2025 Register here: https://weloveseo.fr/ Photo is of Lazarina speaking at We Love SEO.
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Semantic Search Engine: A search engine that takes keywords beyond the words, and focuses keyword intent on broader terms is known as a Semantic Search Engine. A real-life example is Google Search which has a better semantic search engine than else. It also focused on creating knowledge graphs and ways to match keywords intent on different perspectives. Lexical Search Engine: Focused only on individual word and exact keywords. Differences in semantic capabilities is also one of the few reasons why Google is leading the Search Engine Space. Semantic search also leverages NLP to understand the user intent, context, and meaning of particular searches that happen. #semanticsearch #semanticseo
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Wanna increase your website traffic organically ? If you're dependent on Google Ads, Meta ads for leads.. You can grow the website traffic, But could not scale the website traffic. After the introduction of BERT, Google gives importance to the websites, which supports websites with NLP. NLP works like a brain for computers, helping them understand human language. It also helps search engines understand the syntax, semantics, entities, sentiment, and discourse of search queries and website content. - Like this post. - Follow for more. - Save for future reference. Repost ♻️ to share what you've learnt with others. Ps: If you're serious enough, in analysing and improving your website traffic, then DM me "Analyse" right away.
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🔍 #LLMs can help semantic search. Want to learn more about natural language & search? Read this free O’Reilly Report by authors Jon Handler, Milind Shyani & Karen Kilroy. 📄 👉 https://go.aws/3UyYmb5 #OpenSearch #generativeAI
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Are "Stop Words" Really Important in SEO? In the ever-evolving world of SEO, one question that often pops up is: Do Stop Words really matter? For those unfamiliar, SEO stop words (also known as Google stop words) are common words like and, or, besides, in, a, the, do, they, etc. As per below example, "Stop Words" are often omitted in search query processing because they usually don’t impact the meaning of a query. Google’s NLP capabilities mean it can process natural language queries efficiently. This includes interpreting queries with or without stop words to deliver the most relevant results. #StopWords #SEO #DigitalMarketing #PerformanceMarketing
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1wThanks so much for attending, glad you liked the lecture :)