AI vs Human Synonyms: Black, white or grey?
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When Google does synonym matching, it is obviously limited by the current state of the art artificial intelligence techniques for automated thesaurus construction. Webmasters that apply human intelligence to the generation of content sometimes compensate for deficiencies in the state of the art AI. One way is by generating "synonymous content" using spintax or other techniques to create variations of an article in order to capture relevant searches. This can also be abused in article spinners to create a lot of junk content. However, a primary legitimate reason for generating a large number of combinations of synonymous articles is to detect otherwise undetected high-traffic, long-tail keywords and phrases.
Since there is no way of notifying Google that an article appears merely for the purpose of detecting these long-tail keywords and phrases -- that it is intentionally duplicate content attempting to provide synonym matches that Google's automated thesaurus has inadequately cataloged -- how can one do such long-tail keyword research by content generation without running the risk of being Google-slapped as an article spinner?
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