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Kathy Brown
Kathy Brown 2021/06/24

Semantic Search’s Impact On SEO

Voices of Search Time to read: 1 min

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Episode Overview:

Semantic search aims to improve the quality and relevance of research results but displaying results not only based on exact search terms but also the meaning and context of the search query and getting a better understanding of  user intent. This should, in turn, mean the search results displayed should be of better quality and more relevant.

Kathy Brown, SEO consultant at Searchmetrics joins host Benjamin Shapiro to talk about the impact of semantic search on SEO. What is semantic search? And why is Google investing in it? In this episode, Ben and Kathy discuss the relationship between SEO and semantic search.

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Kathy Brown

Kathy Brown

Senior SEO Manager, Searchmetrics Kathy Brown has over a decade of experience in Technical SEO, working with large enterprises, growing B2Bs and global eCommerce brands to improve their online visibility. At Searchmetrics Kathy partners with our largest clients, working directly with Senior Marketing and Product Managers to grow their revenue by increasing organic traffic.

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