Would anyone happen to have a full list of SEO 'stop words' they could share?

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  • Publisher Bucks
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    • Oct 2018
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    #1

    Business Would anyone happen to have a full list of SEO 'stop words' they could share?

    Just curious if anyone's got a comprehensive list of standard stop words for SEO purposes they wouldnt mind sharing?
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    • TheLegacy
      SEO & GEO Connoisseur
      • Apr 2003
      • 18078
      #2
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        • Publisher Bucks
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          • Oct 2018
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          #3
          Originally posted by TheLegacy
          https://www.mediavine.com/wp-content...x1470.jpg.webp
          Perfection, thanks Robert
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            • emmasexytime
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              • Jan 2015
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              #4
              What are they used for?
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                • TheLegacy
                  SEO & GEO Connoisseur
                  • Apr 2003
                  • 18078
                  #5
                  Originally posted by emmasexytime
                  What are they used for?
                  SEO stop words (Google stop words, stopwords) are generic common words (and, or, besides, in, a, the, do, they, etc.) that Google may omit in search query processing because they don’t usually affect the meaning of the query. These words are actually used for grammatical purposes and don’t communicate a message on their own.

                  For example, if you google something like “best carrot cake recipe” and “the best carrot cake recipe”, the SERP will anyway feature links to pages with carrot cake recipes. In this case, the does not add any meaning to the query.

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                    • Marshal
                      Biz Dev and SEO
                      • Jun 2005
                      • 15219
                      #6
                      Originally posted by Publisher Bucks
                      Just curious if anyone's got a comprehensive list of standard stop words for SEO purposes they wouldnt mind sharing?
                      what are you trying to accomplish exactly? a question without a context will not really give right answers. trying to help here.
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