!!Crazy anchor text lsi variation idea!!??

just about to leave work but had this crazy idea.

im currently ranking up a video on youtube i placed about 7 days ago and its zooming up fast. im only doing like about 1-2, bl's aday.

i know all about lsi's and variations etc already. but i just wondered technically is it possible to get anchor ideas from the search results titles?


google highlightls the words , phrases or word in bold when it is included as a part of the relavancy, or a lsi word . you can even use ~ infront of your keyword. but i dont use that anymore because obvously only an seo person would know what it does, and im sure google knows that no ordinary person uses ~ so they could just lie . lol but

i think its possible to take a portion of some titles that show up and use it as an anchor text! i mean think about it?

example: lets say i want to rank for "how to train your dog to stay",

if you put it in google, although not all the compitition will have that exact thing in their title, it still shows up anyway because its relevant enough, so why not use a portion of what looks bold in some anchor text for your backlinks?!! like i would use the title "teaching your dog" or add a word to it like "teaching your dog to not move" ,
google highligted the whole phrase "teaching your dog" , also on pg3 "teaching stay' is bolded with in a title
pg4 "How to train dogs to stay "
so im sure that phrase it self has some relevency abit! besides using naked links (raw urls), generic click heres, and also your main phrase i think this is a great thing to experiment with! and theres tons of results you can go through! an see what google is bolding. also add maybe extra words to the words or WORD. maybe see what else shows when you use ~ tild key.

i thinks its another way instead of just using lsi.com cause that site is sloppy and so random, and using only google suggestions on the bottom.
whats your opinion guys? because people make up titles and keywords all the time, and i just realized the titles are just as creative, so why not look at the parts of them google is looking at lol.

am i crazy or is this a good potential tip?