The semantic core

A set of text phrases used by users of search services to get a list of sites similar to the subject of the processed site. The structure has a hierarchy ordered by availability and number of requests. Texts are compiled according to the semantic core, and in some cases this set is the basic skeleton of the site.

A copywriter, by instinct and professional inspiration, collects an initial set of several phrases that match the subject of the site. The primary phrases are checked in the search services themselves and using special tools.

During processing, phrases are corrected and supplemented with new copies. The selected items are compared in popularity and arranged in a sequential ladder. The finished result is transmitted to the customer in the form of a structured semantic core.