Hi i have a question
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Chris Newman
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As long as that same keyword has relevancy to those 2 articles respectively, it should be good enough as far as SEO is concerned.
bb81a
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ok that sounds good yeah its really relevancy
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if it's the main keyword for both articles I don't recommend it because you'll run into cannibalization issues and google will not know which page to rank for that keyword, so you might end up not ranking at all. Just my 2 cents
bb81a
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okay thanks for your information
Hamidur179
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ok tell me
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The question is in the first post.
Black Belt Spodermen
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For the title? No.
rayi
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Yes, it's bad for SEO and ranking will hurt each other. I recommend one keyword should be used on each page and not on other pages.
bb81a
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ok thank u
rafark
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Absolutely. This happens naturally and you probably haven’t even realized it.
JamesMarchant
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You should use the different keywords for two articles, though the articles are relevant to each other. Because it will hurt the SEO and will never rank on SERPs.
EmailJunkie
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I wouldn't recommend multiple articles optimized for the same set of keywords on your blog 
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Have you every heard of cannibalization?
Try to make 1 main keyword for the 1st article
and the long-tail keyword (similar one) or some kind of question for 2nd article.
It will be much better
Try to make 1 main keyword for the 1st article
and the long-tail keyword (similar one) or some kind of question for 2nd article.
It will be much better
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It depend on keyword,
if your keyword is broad keyword (like best juicer) then you can target in various post
but
if your keyword is long tail (like best juicer under 100$) then better to write only 1 article and cover all content you want to publish in single article.
if your keyword is broad keyword (like best juicer) then you can target in various post
but
if your keyword is long tail (like best juicer under 100$) then better to write only 1 article and cover all content you want to publish in single article.
blackbeans
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It is not necessarily bad SEO for two pieces of content to target the same keyword.
What you should pay attention to is the intent behind each article.
For example, if the keyword has a commercial intent and you're coming up with two reviews that basically target the same keyword, then you are committing "keyword cannibalization."
You are shooting yourself in the foot when it comes to rankings.
You are your own worst enemy in this context.
On the other hand, if a keyword has different intents and each article focuses on these specific different intents, then you should be fine.
One way to clearly signal this situation to Google is to use a category system for your blog so that Google knows which content goes with which category despite the fact that these two pieces of content, at first glance, target the same keyword.
What you should pay attention to is the intent behind each article.
For example, if the keyword has a commercial intent and you're coming up with two reviews that basically target the same keyword, then you are committing "keyword cannibalization."
You are shooting yourself in the foot when it comes to rankings.
You are your own worst enemy in this context.
On the other hand, if a keyword has different intents and each article focuses on these specific different intents, then you should be fine.
One way to clearly signal this situation to Google is to use a category system for your blog so that Google knows which content goes with which category despite the fact that these two pieces of content, at first glance, target the same keyword.