On Page SEO Checker - SEMrush - Semantics

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Use your target keywords in the first paragraph
Using your main target keyword in the first paragraph helps clarify your goal and topic from the start, both to your readers and to search engines.

Remember that the search engine algorithm is looking for keywords and terms that give clues about your content and the type of information it contains.

As you develop your content, make a point of incorporating semantic and related keywords to expand on your main topic without spamming it with keywords.

To find keywords you may have missed, go to the Optimization Ideas tab of On Page SEO Checker.

Scroll down to the section titled “Semantics,” which compares your chinese student data page to your top ten rivals to reveal if you’re missing any keywords you should be targeting.
Click on “ View detailed analysis ” for a more in-depth view.

On Page SEO Checker - SEMrush - Semantics, Detailed View
If you're building a page from scratch, you can also find semantically related keywords using our Keyword Magic Tool .

Keyword Magic Tool, related keywords
In Keyword Magic Tool, you can enter your main term and then filter by related keywords to see other keyword possibilities for your content.

Important note : The keyword density should remain natural for the content to read well. You should not stuff your content with keywords. Google will consider it unnatural and you will have a hard time ranking your content in SERPs.