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Bolded words in search results

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seoanalytics last edited by

are those synonyms or semantically related keywords ?

Thank you,
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seoanalytics last edited by

ok.
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Nigel_Carr last edited by

Hi seoanalytics

These are words which have a similar meaning or when they are commonly used interchangeably by searchers. So, in essence, yes, both synonyms and semantics!

You're getting there!

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Nigel
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