Question about Keywords

[Sunmoluvic]

I have some keywords I would like to build on my blog, the keywords are thesame niche, so my question is should I create one article for the Keywords or different articles for each of them

 

[Beldo]

I think one article for all if they all same niche. Think as a guy who search that keyword and look if he get what he search for in that article

 

[Sunmoluvic]

I think one article for all if they all same niche. Think as a guy who search that keyword and look if he get what he search for in that article

Ok, i have lots of competitors but I was thinking of creating multiple articles, try to rank all, maybe they might perform more than each other

 

[surfer30]

I would say, it's better to choose a focused sub-niche instead of a niche, you will clearly identify who's your audience is before you write a piece of content around a keyword.

For instance if you are in Make money online, you choose traffic, conversion, list building, seo or sales and write at least 5-20 articles around a sub-niche and it will give you ignition who you serve.

You start ranking well because Google understands your business before it sends you organic traffic.

If you are launching a blog about traffic, then write at least 20 articles around this subniche and at least 7 guest posts on relevant sites that teach traffic strategies. The main reason for this is to attract and give visitors what they really need and sell them what they want.

 

[ethan.it]

Creating multiple anchor is fine or use LSIs, using same keyword for more content is not good.

 

[Roger Marquez]

It doesn´t matter if they are in the same niche. All niches or sub-niches or whatever are going to have many different keywords you will want to target. There isn´t a niche with an unique keyword.

The only thing that matters is relevancy.

Can you group or "cluster" those keywords into one particular angle or topic?

Run each and every one of those keywords into Google and check the SERP really quickly and see what´s the angle of the content ranking in the first 20 organic positions of Google and try to group relevant keywords together based on what you need and build an article around it.

This is highly important for you to avoid keyword cannibalization.

I hope this makes sense to you.

Cheers!!

 

[Mr Positive]

I would create different articles, then inter link them all and shoot backlinks on all of them

 

[Digirulz]

You can create different articles for that keyword intent and interlink topically relevant posts.

 

[Speed digital]

Create different articles

 

[FLASH POINT]

Keywords are more are same or not doesn't matter but The quality's of article writing was very important and
also keywords density should be 2 %

 

[SEO Armour]

Create different articles for some relevant keywords, so you can attract traffic from more keywords.

 

[Psh]

Depends completely. Is you niche pets and you want to write about Rabbits, Cats and Dogs in the same article? NO!

Or is it 3 keywords like "best dog leashes", "cheap dog leashes" and "cool dog leashes", Yes - Same article, probably.

 

[Lucas Dev]

Creating different articles is good option.

 

[Turbo SEO]

Create different articles and interlink them

 

[HustleTong]

Different set of article for each kw could be beneficial.

 

[GrizzlyBeardMan]

Depends completely. Is you niche pets and you want to write about Rabbits, Cats, and Dogs in the same article? NO!

Or is it 3 keywords like "best dog leashes", "cheap dog leashes" and "cool dog leashes", Yes - Same article, probably.

True that you should not focus on completely different topics like Rabbits, Cats, and Dogs in the same article. But Best; Cheap and Cool are different search intents and also shouldn't be in the same article.

 

[Owanceaser]

Create one article for the Main KW but use the long tail Kws in article and also write informative article of min 1500 words.

 

[Sunmoluvic]

Thanks for the information

 

[Lady Trieu]

Create different articles, and interlink them depends on the headings.

 

[Writerly]

If you can write an internally consistent, high-quality, and relevant article that can incorporate all those keywords without them seeming tacked on, then I say go for a single article. All the visitors looking for those keywords will be drawn to one article instead of dispersing all over your website. It will be an efficient way of drawing in and impressing your audience.
That approach only has one downside: if the article ends up sub-par, it’ll likely end up hurting your website, and you’ll have no buffer in the form of other articles with similar keywords. That is why we say that content is king.