SEO, in very simple terms, is optimizing your website so that Google understands it. You can understand optimization as improving the website’s code, the user experience, the content of the pages, and what you put, for example, on your blog.

Semantic SEO, on the other hand, is the practice of optimizing online content through strategies that define a semantic field for your business and connect data, information, and content so that your business makes sense within this context. More searches, more clicks: semantic results.