I use AI alone on two webstites and there are pages that are ranking on page 1. I've been using AI alone for a bit over one year now. I created those websties one year ago.
I have two pages about Casio watches. One page about /Casio watches in general and this brand models for women and men/. The other page is about /the latest models of Casio watches for women/. When I used the anchor text "the latest models for women" on /the Casio watches page/, it started...
I've noticed multiple times that using exact keyword match anchors may cause Google ranking the page with the exact keyword match anchor for that keyword and that leads to cannibalization. Has anyone else seen that?
Also, if both pages have similar content (like Seiko watches and Seiko watches...
No. I just checked that again. Google ranks both pages (which model of smartwatch is good and what brand of smartwatch is good) on page 1 for the most important keywords now! That's insane! But I love it!
I just create unique headings for each page (and content, of course), it's just the structure which stays the same, as I presented it in the first post.
Four days ago, I created a page about "what brand of smartwach is good?" and it started rranking on page 1 immediately but it got delisted as well. Just 3 h ago. Both pages are indexed but don't show up when using "site:". I suppose the page "what brand of smartwach is good?" got delisted...
I have FAQs on almost every page on all my websites. No issues,
I'm just concerned about using the same layout but keeping the conent unique is the way to go, as I always do.
What if I used the same article hierarchy layout for 30 pages about different brand watches? The layout is:
1. Brand introduction.
2. Why are this brand watches popular in Thailand.
3. Why choose this brand models over other brand's models.
4. How to recognize a genuine model of this brand.
5...
What's interesting the keyword "which model is good" was mentioned only in the title of the other page (and acoss the page that go "delisted" for it). I'm fixing it now by removing it from the title of the other page. Let's see how it goes.
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