Co-Occurrence Isotope - "Occurring Together" in the "Same Place"

Can we use related words together in the same place to improve our Search Engine Listings?
Can we reveal what we mean?

Here's an opportunity to create new ways of thinking about Keyword Selection that takes more than just synonyms to form word isotopes and phrase isotopes

And guess what? - you get to understand how a search engine thinks.

Co-occurrence describes the degree of "connectedness" between two or more words and phrases and helps Search Engines List Our pages Better

Co-Occurrence, Collocation & Latent Semantic Indexing

Apologies for the jargon -

Cooccurrence provides an indicator for measuring linguistic meaning by interpreting semantic proximity and assuming interdependency of two or more terms. i.e. Certain words have meaningful links.

Collocation implies proximity without interdependancy. One Phrase does not predict or suggest the presence of another. i.e.Some Words occur together randomly.

Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) is based upon measuring co-occurrence factors to ensure a web page is congruent with its subject..

Phew!!! Now in plain english

We put together words and phrases that have similar meanings because it's easier to understand what we're trying to say.

AND Because Search Engines use bits of code designed to check for relevance. These Computer Algorithms will tend to give our pages a better score than others where the text does not seem as "well connected".

Isotopes

Isotope was first used in 1913 by Margaret Todd to help Frederick Soddy describe Elements with different Atomic Masses Occupying the Same Position within the Periodic Table. It comes from joining the Greek "Iso" meaning Same and "Topos" meaning Place.

Just as one element can have isotopes by altering the number of neutrons in its nucleus so
One Topic can be expressed in a variety of different ways...

Isotope Co-Occurrence or Isotopic Co-Occurrence

I could have used Synonym Co-Occurrence but that's too limiting for our purpose.

We need to use relevant and related statistics in one place at the same time.

You don't just substitute one word with another of similar meaning or add an extra keyword that's synonymous with the page text.
You Add words, Phrases, Sentences, Paragraphs and Examples to clarify meaning.
Your web-pages instantly expand to provide a rich variety of related information.

We develop extra keyword options to attract visitors
AND
Expand Your Options, Call - 0191 268 4473.

Keyword Strategy

Natural Selection

Co-Occurrence

Keyword Maths

Myers Briggs Jung

Strategy & Tactics

LSI

Latent Semantic Indexing is a buzz phrase to describe how Search Engines can use the way words and metaphors occur together to decide if a page is really relevant or applying forms of trickery to get listed better.

Clarify

To make clear. Use additional Adjectives, Adverbs, Synonyms and Metaphors to help readers understand your message. Avoid cliches and spam.