Related topics / content suggestion
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Hello,
In the related topic feature now called content suggestions https://moz.com/blog/related-topics-in-moz-pro. Are the words indicated words to include in my content or are they "topics" to talk about using words that would describe those words turning these words into concepts ?
Thank you,
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Content suggestion has a lot of data. I probably can also find some prominent keywords with the keyword tool and by combining both I should be fine to develop good content. Is it the way you look at it too ?
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Hi There,
I believe you are trying to find a simpler solution as in a tool which could suggest you exact topics or prominent keywords' in your content. As explained by Samantha, Moz tool is doing its bit by giving you guided pointer backed by data, that you can use to develop the content further. Otherwise, you can take relevant keywords to focus on the page from these pointers and update your keyword strategy.
I think that should be enough to develop your content strategy.
I hope this helps, let me know if you have further questions.
Regards,
Vijay
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Hey Samanthan,
Thank you for the clarification but is there a tool that would tel me which words to use to have the topic(s) suggested come out in my content.
Thank you,
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Hey there,
Sam from Moz's Help Team here!
It's really a little of both. They are content suggestions, meaning they're topics that are suggested by the keyword that you've entered. This feature is designed to help you make sense of how search engines understand topics and phrases. You can use this to help build better content, find keyword ideas and help improve your rankings - whether you want to focus on a topic specific/keyword specific level is totally up to you:).
Let me know if I can help with anything else!
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