Related Topics what is this ?
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Is this questions people have about something.
For example : for the keyword Title tag would a related topic would be the length because people look for the length of a title tag ?
Thank you,
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Could someone help me with that ?
Effect digital to answer your question, I am talking about both. Are related topics things appearing in related search queries on google front end ? and are they also what is in Moz back end ? By the way in the back end Moz doesn't call it related topics anymore, they call it content suggestions.
What I am really trying to understand is are those suggestions just words to include or is topics to talk about in depth. Imagine I do a "bike tour in Alsace"(France) and Moz in its content suggestions tells me Alsace wine and cycling holidays.. what do I need to do with that ? become the new wikipedia and develop in a paragraph about Alsace wine and talk about the different alsace wine, the grapes etc... or just include the word Alsace wine in my content with other words about the Alsace region that Moz recommends such as Colmar or Vosges so that google understand that I am talking about a bike tour in Alsace ?
Thank you,
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My question is just what are related topics ? is it what someone would type in google when doing a search.
If my keyword was USA would the related topics that i would need to include in my page about the USA
History, Geography, topography etc... because it is what people type also with the word USA ?
Thank you,
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It would really help to get some context. Are you just talking about the general phraseology, of what people might mean when talking about a 'related topic'? Are you talking about related search queries, appearing on Google's front end? Maybe you are talking about a place in Moz's back-end where you have seen 'related topic' appearing as a field or column in the data output
If you can give a bit more detail, I am sure that someone here could help
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