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Arsenkina Service

Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2025 9:15 am
by subornaakter40
Go to arsenkin.ru and enter the keys (one or more) into the field, then click on the “Find me highlights” button. Let’s see what we get:

Search for keys for LSI copywriting_arsenkin.ru

This data can be used for semantic ameriplan email leads analysis of search results: TOP-10, 20 and 50.

Search for keys for LSI copywriting_Arsenkin's service

Copy all the words from the list (there is a blue “Copy” button on the right). There will be no synonyms among the keys, but there will be many useful words on your topic. The service is also free.

Using the Watercolor module
If you don't want to spend a long time tediously browsing through hundreds of offers in search of the five most interesting ones, go to the Just-Magic website and use the "Watercolor" module. Just send a request, and the program will scan all snippets, titles and article texts.

This is a paid service: one-time use will cost several dozen rubles. If you plan to do LSI copywriting and promotion professionally, use one of the tariffs - it is much more economical.

Search for keys for LSI copywriting_Aquarelle module

Words are highlighted in different colors:

the most relevant ones are in green;

less suitable ones - yellow;

completely unsuitable - red;

service (particles, conjunctions, prepositions) and introductory ones – in grey.

When there are many green words that are clearly irrelevant, this indicates an abundance of low-quality texts in the TOP-20.

Using Tail Queries in LSI Copywriting
The excitement around LSI copywriting is not only related to ranking for high-frequency queries. There is a second success factor that provides some sites with up to half of the additional traffic from search engines – the so-called tail queries.

This type includes long but infrequent (occurring once or twice a month or less) search queries like “Which laptop is suitable for a designer: MacBook, Samsung, Dell, HP and why?” They are called tail queries, as they end with a long chain of words belonging to the thematic core. You cannot see such queries in Yandex.Wordstat or Google Keyword Planner.

Let's say there are two articles written for the query "Which laptop is best for a designer?" One is about Acer, HP, MSI and Xiaomi devices, the second is optimized for the "tail" query. Which of the articles will the search engine rank higher? Of course, the second one.

The advantage of “tail queries” is their multiplicity: they are counted in hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands every month. Of course, there is no point in writing a text for each one. However, a well-developed thematic core means that you will capture many such queries automatically (and bring traffic to the site). The magic of LSI copywriting is precisely this: you will get visitors even where the competition for the main keys is huge.

In practice, novice SEO specialists, together with copywriters, try in every possible way to “sharpen” texts for high-frequency keywords. But this is useless if the competition for such queries is high: you most likely will not wait for the result.

More experienced optimizers rely on low-frequency keywords (requested about 500-700 times monthly), LSI copywriting and the use of “tails”. And the first positive results are noticeable in a couple of weeks, and the site is promoted faster. Authors who have LSI copywriting skills can independently promote their blogs and resources without turning to SEO specialists.