How to Find Related Searches to Expand Your Editorial Plan

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What are related searches?
Related searches are searches that are relevant to those that interest us , and that serve a blogger to horizontally expand a topic to be covered. They are different searches and should be fully declined separately, but that have points in common with the one in question.

For example, if you search for “how to make money with a blog,” you may find the benefit of using our student database related searches like “how to start a blog for free” or “how to make money with a travel blog.”

If you talk about structured products such as companies, films, TV series, there are a series of additional questions online that are not related to the entity in question but to those surrounding it (managers, actors, directors, etc.) and that are right to evaluate to offer your readers information that can satisfy their curiosity. If you search for information on the film "Inception", for example, you can stumble upon searches related to the cast that are interesting for the same target.
Every day, at least 3.5 billion searches are typed into Google , and it is estimated that about 8% of them are in the form of questions. You can imagine how important it is to understand what the requests for information, doubts, and curiosities are around web entities, if you want to position your site for this type of query. In fact, many topics, in the eyes of Google, are catalogued as entities, complete with qualities and correlations to other subjects , therefore those who follow the editorial plan have every interest in understanding the correlations between entities and the related searches that develop around them.