Task:
Please review the following video transcript and perform a comprehensive edit to ensure it meets professional standards.

Instructions:

1. Correct Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling:
- Identify and fix any errors in grammar, punctuation, and spelling throughout the transcript.
- Ensure that sentences are structured correctly and convey the intended meaning clearly.

2. Verify Terminology and Concepts Related to Semantic SEO:
- Check that all technical terms and concepts associated with Semantic SEO are accurately used.
- Replace any incorrect or ambiguous terminology with the appropriate industry-specific language.
- Ensure consistency in the use of terms throughout the transcript.

3. Enhance Clarity and Precision:
- Rephrase any awkward or unclear sentences to improve readability.
- Eliminate unnecessary repetition or redundancy.
- Maintain the original meaning and intent behind each statement.

4. Preserve Original Meaning and Tone:
- Retain the speaker's original tone and style to the extent possible.
- Ensure that the edits do not alter the intended message or nuances conveyed in the transcript.

5. Format for Readability (Optional):
- Organize the content into clear paragraphs.
- Use headings or subheadings if it helps improve the structure.
- Consider adding bullet points for lists or key points to enhance readability.

Objective:
The final edited transcript should be a polished, accurate representation of the original video content, easy to read and understand for individuals interested in Semantic SEO.
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Hello my friend Welcome to the semantic SEO course fundamentals In this course you will be able to understand that the success in SEO doesn't come from following the crowd It is coming from carving your own paths You will be able to realize that you can actually change the perception of the algorithms You can convince search engine that Apple is actually not just an Apple it is something else You can add different attributes to the entities and you can associate queries to the different queries You can directly bend the meaning of the words and you can affect which website will be ranking and which website will be ranking exactly where as you wish You will be able to locate the website by playing with the numbers You will understand that it is not just about helping the users It is about the algorithms and communicating with the search engine In this course you will be talking to the search engine and you will learn how to think like an engineer and the search philosopher at the same time The course is completely practical and I am actually recording this video just today because I want to tell you to welcome to the revolution In this video in a quick way quick in my standards we will be just giving you a guideline how to finish this course And at the same time you should understand that right now the course is over 9 hours and you will need to watch these course at least three or four times to understand the essence inside that And it will be showing you the way in a permanent way Every case that I have written it is not written or published just for that week month or the year It will be able to understand and also it will be able to help you to understand And also it will be able to show you how the search engines work based on permanent principles Even if you are someone from one century later still if you read these things if you constantly say these things you will be able to actually do perfect things or the that search engine or the for the search engine of that specific era So inside the course you will be able to submit your feedback directly And at the same time according to your feedback new lectures will be coming Right now we have 87 but probably after a certain amount of time it might be even 187 Every lecture will need to be short so average lecture length on the course is six minutes So based on that try to keep your feedbacks or the questions efficient in terms of the length so that we can directly add extra things or extra paragraphs or extra lectures to the specifically appropriate places And if we start to the structure of the course you will realize that the course will start from the existing topical maps And all these topical maps they are already active and they are ranking And we will be checking the existing content briefs and the principles behind that You will be learning the anatomy of the topical maps Then we will go into the semantic content networks You will realize that it is not just about creating a single brief it is about actually creating all of them at the same time Because if one of them ranks higher you will be able to rank for another one as well And if one of them actually is not able to satisfy a single good question for a single good attribute or relevant attribute you wouldn't we won't be able to actually rank there in a appropriate way as well You will be able to learn how the ranking algorithms work what are the ranking phases or the states And you will be able to configure your content briefs according to this You will also see how I structured sentences And you will see all the ranking articles there performance and you will be able to compare from topical map content brief to semantic content network directly to the actually existing web pages and their historical performance as well And I will be calling most of these things in this course as the content configuration because you will be configuring the content while increasing relevance and also the responsiveness Responsiveness is not same with the relevance Basically with the responsiveness you will need to actually give the right information or relevant information as well And with that side while giving the relevant information you will need to change the words sequences Because even you tell the same thing when you change the order of the words or order of declarations or structure of the paragraphs you will realize that you will be able to rank higher very much higher Information extraction is not the same thing with the information retrieval Information extraction is actually mainly what chat GPT does When it comes to retrieval it is about retrieving a specific document based on its relevance And when it comes to quality it is an additional layer there And optimizing the content for initial and the ranking differently So as I said you don't have to do everything perfect at the beginning when it comes to the ranking The first ranking algorithms they usually check the quantities which means that they check the distribution of semantics and the statistical linguistics It is about what appears where with other with another what exactly So when it comes to the ranking these algorithms are more expensive and to be able to achieve these algorithms for yourself you want to prove that you are actually worth to that cost Understanding quantitative and qualitative ranking algorithms will be explained while checking certain type of articles Because if you are able to exceed the quality trade shows the search engine will start to show a more show more attention for your website And you will be able to actually examine the initial rankings and the rankings inside your graph and you will be able to understand negative and positive ranking states as well Also keep this in your mind relevance is not directly the key in semantics It is mainly about the quality information responsiveness Just because you have the relevance it doesn't mean that actually search engine like your content And information responsiveness basically accuracy objectivity relevance unique value accessibility completeness timeliness reputation It has all these subsections and you will need to actually satisfy all these specific let's say configuration dimensions when it comes to the creating content And remove raise reduce and reward These are four principles of Google when it comes to actually evaluating your content The information responsiveness it comes from directly my own conceptual glossary Basically it means that the information that you are giving has to give an answer to the query needs Even if it is not entirely correct and even if you don't know the answers still you can stay responsive And especially after the lecture 60 you will see the examples of these things all the existing articles Topical map anatomy Every topical map or every section of the topical map it doesn't have always the same amount of quality or prioritization For instance the quality notes inside the topical map it is directly for out ranking the competitors and giving the signal for a complete ranking to the search engine Sometimes I realize that the website loses rankings just for a few pages one year before And then one year later in a core algorithm update they lose everything because the search engine has the confidence now for actually choosing other source Not give these opportunity to your competitors And these are for quality notes The core section top of the topical map it is different It It is where all the page rank actually flows where all the relatively important signals like internal links flows And where actually we be monetized and where actually we are being connected to the topic with our own brands which is source context And the historical data is mainly coming from the outer section of the topical map It is about actually not for the main attributes or the main context attributes in our topic but still you will need to actually process them as well You will see all these practical things directly from the first lecture So this is just an a kind of introduction for the concepts do not worry In the next lectures you will be able to see everything in a concrete way but just keep these things in your mind Inside the fundamentals section by the way you will be able to see the definitions of all these concepts in a more expanded way And if you need any kind of help over the two years I have published as I said more than half a million words and more than 30 hours of actual videos including interviews And in this case actually you will be able to find all these links there too Whenever you need to understand or grasp this concept a bit further check some of these free trainings And whenever you don't need to check all of them but if you feel the need check them And if you just check the lectures repeatedly you will be able to realize and grasp the essence of all these concepts in a practical way very much better The source context is the connection between us and between a topic If you are an engineer or if you are a beautician and let's say we have something common between them And usually in semantics there is always something common And it means that these two these two classes they can't approach the same topic in the same way They will need to reflect their own identity to topic and their tonality When it comes to central entity it is the entity that will be appearing in all of the topical map It will be reflecting actually our central search intent which will be the intent that will be reflected in our all of n-grams predicates nouns or specific context And we will need to be sharpening the context in entire website by reflecting our purpose overall Semantic content network is the collection of all the content briefs that are cons that consist of actually specific type of content items that has always a macro and the micro context And content brief creation I can tell that this is where the real magic happens and you will need to calculate and feel and sense the search engine and their relevance calculations And you will be able to do this thanks to this course When it comes to the process of distribution of the facts or context relevance points and relevance points means that actually in information or science of information retrieval information retrieval zone means that where the specific relevance is being gathered And when it comes to the main and the supplementary content I have explained it before Basically the main content is the is the the where we actually process the main topic where the anchor text are more relevant everything is more detailed and where the micro context has been processed The supplementary content actually is for more contextual bridges to the other types of query networks that is let's say from irrelevant side topics you will see these things repeatedly Micro context is basically the context of the main content but is reflected in the supplementary content too Micro context or let's say the sub context these are the subsections or the sub segments that we will be processing with different types of predicates Main content as I said all the possible let's say support terms context terms and topical entries they all will be appearing directly in that area You will also realize that we will be processing a little bit predictive information retrieval which means that even if you are not able to give the actual quality or overall uh content from the beginning If your introduction section if the first sentences after the headings if they are not good enough whether the page is about ecommerce or whether it is about just affiliate it doesn't matter If your first sentences which is called subordinate text and the first sentence is called first word seconds information retrieval and extraction if it is if it is not quality enough the search engine can just skip your document because they don't have enough resources to process everything And we explain the supplementary content the minor entities they will be appearing on the that section Do not just directly distribute entities to everywhere on the document you will need to consolidate them to the different places inside the document Contextual vector This is one of the most important things inside the K-RISE framework And beta testers they call all these things actually as K-RISE or K-RISE framework So if you need to communicate with others with each other at somewhere you will need to understand these let's say concepts or you will need to be able to imitate the processes And I don't like the word imitation that much try to understand the process and repeat the process in your own let's say uh mindset But you will be able to achieve the success as long as you are bound to these principles By comes to the contextual vector this is actually how we process the context from first section to the last section It means that nothing is random everything is connected to each other The structure actually determines what they will be writing in what way and after what or before what Hierarchy means that how we will be actually ordering and also giving more weight and coverage to the which section According to the hierarchy the internal links and their prioritization and distances all of them will be actually changing The bridge which means that actually how we associate different notes inside the topical map to each other You will see that there is a difference between raw and the processed topical maps Processed topical map is harder to create because it will require you to understand all the contextual zones domains and the layers And you won't be able to you will need to choose the right words You will also learn how to create a content item let's say brief template You will create a single brief template for 500 entities from the same type But you will also realize that after a point you will need to make some manual touches to this this these things And you will also see how I decrease the cost of content production while increasing the frequency Relevance configuration is a sub section of the content configuration another concept from me Basically this is about sequence modeling and sentence structures discourse integration semantic role labels I've processed all these things before and I don't want to talk about the these concepts actually that much because I have created a course that like 100% practical But basically according to the certain type of small touches and you will see it directly in the lectures We are actually increasing the relevance in a way that our competitors can't see or can't imitate The good part is that if you are already a topical authority search engine will be getting the definitions and the relevances and the distances between the concepts from you which means that you will be determining determining in the brain of the search engine which is a knowledge base what will be associated what with what definition That's why definitions are really important Content engineering Basically process of creating topical maps semantic content networks content configuration or for information retrieval systems you can call all these things as the content engineering Based on this type of principles you will need to sense and you will need to implement all these things Warnings as I said in in the beginning truth the please do not believe in cheap or the hype artists or the scammers And also please don't use these things for uh let's say providing or trying to get the attention without understanding these things Last two years I have done actually everything uh as much as I can I don't even remember how many thousands of people I have helped to or answered emails and how many times I had like migraine attacks while even screaming to be honest So even today actually I have finished the fourth novel in a box and right here too I have actually the last section of that So basically please try to help people do not uh try to give any kind of opportunity to the hype scammers As you see I am already bad at hyping You can't hype people while writing 50,000 words into in a single article Try to understand try to implement try to be helpful And the humble wish please create the original source so that we can actually continue share more with you To be honest if someone else will be I believe they wouldn't publish all these information In in fact some of the beta testers told me that don't publish it Even one of them told me that look you want me to help you you to create a better course But it is actually against my interest if people don't understand you It is actually better for me But he's a really good person and he helped uh and uh if he watches this uh I won't name but basically he helped me a lot I can definitely tell that he knows himself And basically tried to create the original source so that we can create a more professional community together And why did you wait for two years There are three main reasons actually And you can read it from the sequence There is no need for actually spending time for this If you want to see it uh you can stop and read But basically the purpose here is democratizing all these advanced SEO techniques for everyone Because I know that there are many people who actually have cancer and they try to create websites to support their families They there are many people actually who have different conditions And there are students or there are people from tier 2 tier 3 countries I don't like to call these countries like two three tiers but I'm coming from Turkey I have I mean raised in Istanbul in the back streets I know how it is like And after the medical update actually I have lost millions When When I was in casino industry it was different And after the medical update I have came to this industry I mean the non dark side So basically I am here to change the mindset and the culture mainly to be honest and try to give more speed to the moment and it will be more helpful for all of us Remember these three principles please depth momentum You can actually simplify everything in this course and all these mindsets into these three things Go deeper go faster and go wider If you go if you can't process more topics try to process the topics that you have in a very much more deeper way And we you will see actually two main websites in this course and you will realize that one of them actually leverages vastness the other and momentum the other one leverages the depth Um and a little bit the momentum Basically And please stay with the hard work Why is it always p p 
has to be easiest quickest way What if your mindset is wrong Because SEO is not for to be honest lazy people And most of the things about SEO it can't be automated even if you try everything if Because search engines use competitive rankings and all the quality ratios they're always dynamic which means that even if you're able to automate everything I will be automating everything too then they will be able to do the manual work again So it's an endless loop So that's why actually please stay with the hard work I have read thousands of patents research papers and I have lost 3000 websites in a single day And I have ranked other thousands of websites as well I have published as I said many things you can check all these things But all of them was hard None of them was easy Stay with the hard work And yes work smarter too But if It is also hard please do not hesitate please do not get lazy Laziness is the biggest sickness of this era At least in my opinion And be consistent Whenever you watch these lectures you will see something new you will understand something new I have special and unique recordings with every beta tester and they always watch their own recordings and they always find something new and find something or understand something different Be patient please And brain learns without telling you which means that you will watch you will implement And then you will sleep and you will get up and you will realize that you will be getting new brain reflexes new thoughts dreams to understand these things And unfortunately some people have some unfair advantage when it comes to semantics and some others have different types of advantages when it comes to math But whatever your advantage is still it is something that you will be able to learn because your brain is already semantic And please upgrade your mindset before your tool set And send your topical map and the content briefs to me directly you can use this email and I will be sharing more emails too and I will be putting a button to the interface Please from the before the fifth lecture start implementing Open your own drive folder put all the rules all the labels all the all the specific columns and start doing that Start doing that Start doing that Do not just watch please Start doing that So that your brain actually can start to increase your reflexes And also your your fingers or your muscle memory can start to get all these things So it is also a rule in coding too Coding is not about memorizing the syntax It is about typing so that your actual finger memory can start to remember or help you to remember all these things And the same thing will be happening semantics too Please start typing before the fifth lecture And if you don't do it I will be forcing you I am not doing this for just so that you just can watch Please do that and send your output to me I'm serious about that And with that said this is the basically motto for us Learn earn range share help grow The first one is individual motto The second one is motto actually for the community Please do not have the mindset of scarcity Have the mindset of the abundance When we share more we will be able to actually increase our potential very much more too We will be having a private community if you are watching this specific course it means that actually you have already taken a an email join to the private community I can tell you that the community will be more important than the course Community is the main purpose here And we will be having coaching groups or private support groups as well And we will be performing weekly and biweekly meetings Let's say you have some hard time to implement some a few things if you want to actually get access to some other private lectures or advanced techniques once you prove yourself even if you want it doesn't mean that actually I will be accepting you there directly Once you prove that actually you want to learn more you will be having a place here And this is the visualization of all the concepts Check it you will be able to find this mirror map directly with the definitions and the connections in a visualized way Then you will be doing all these things in a practical methodology as well Thank you I know It's quick just in my standards So my brother and sister Please start implementing and stay with the reason logic Welcome 

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