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Semantic core in the low-frequency sphere. Which search queries to keep and which ones to remove from the core?
I checked the frequency of search phrases from the already existing semantic core. The service sector itself is low-frequency - in the screenshot, sorting phrases by exact occurrence (in quotes) from the wordstat.
Question #1: Highlighted requests that in my opinion are not commercial and should be removed from the core?
When sorting, starting from the hundredth phrase (there are about 1000 in total), the frequency of the exact occurrence (in quotes) is 3. Starting from the 150th phrase - 2. After the 200th phrase it is already 1. And after the 300th phrase - solid zeros.
Question number 2: Should we focus on the exact occurrence indicator and remove from the core phrases whose exact occurrence frequency is below a certain threshold, for example, from 2 and below?
If necessary, I can send the entire core with frequencies.
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1.Pages on which you want to rebuild the semantics in the top? Did you look at attendance? Did you analyze the semantics of competitors? By what requests do you get to the page, you know?
2. Do the following for dubious requests. You open incognito mode and enter a request. If the issuance is commercial, leave the request, if not, remove it.
Question #1: Highlighted requests that in my opinion are not commercial and should be removed from the core?
Question number 2: Should we focus on the exact occurrence indicator and remove from the core phrases whose exact occurrence frequency is below a certain threshold, for example, from 2 and below?
I'm not an expert in this...
Does compiling SL still somehow help/promote/improve the site?
Isn't money the answer to these problems?
Get promoted at the expense of the correct SL in the service sector (?) Does it work now?
Yes, sort by frequency and drop the tail, this will immediately 90% of the work will be done, the rest is already handled and you can check
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