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You don't have to do that anymore, and you really haven't done that for a long time, but the idea that you can add keywords to Google or otherwise create content for users that users may not see or care about is very Very much exceeded. Now you can create content for which is also better for users, because the principles of machine readability and human readability are getting closer. Tips for writing for human and machine readability: Reduce semantic distance! What I've done here is I've done some research, not on natural language processing, but on human readability writing, which is what writers.

Writing experts are saying about how to write better, clearer, easier to read, Suggestions for easier-to-understand content. Then I came up with some suggestions that can also serve as suggestions for natural language processing writing. So, natural language processing is the process C Level Contact List by which Google, or anything that might process language, tries to understand how entities within a given body of content relate to each other. Short, simple sentences Short, simple sentences Write simply.



Don't use too much fancy language. Keep sentences short and try to have one meaning per sentence. One thought per sentence If you keep writing, if you have a lot of different clauses, if you use a lot of pronouns, and it becomes confusing what you're talking about, that's not a good thing for the reader. to parse your content. Connect the question to the answer Then connect the question to the answer. So, don't tell me. What's the best temperature to bake cookies at? Well, let me tell you a story about my grandmother and my childhood, and after the words is the answer.