keyword question

semfiguras

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Hi all,

Let's say that there is a huge number of searches for "restaurants london", and i would like to build a page on that.

In the content do i have to have "restaurants london" or will "restaurants in london" rank as well in the same manner?

If not, is there a way i could hide/block the "in" from search engines?

Ty!!
 
Restaurants in london would not be as ideal as restaurants london. You are going to want restaurants london in the title and a few times through out the article. Could can show a different page to search engines than your visitors read, but google don't like this, and can get you deindexed. Either way, anchor text of the links your build is more important than anything else.
 
It is alway better to add relevant keyword in the content as following.

You can focus the keyword you want Google to know by building backlink with the right anchor tag.


restaurants london
restaurants london england
restaurants london bridge
restaurants london tripadvisor
indian restaurants london
italian restaurants london
best restaurants london
vegetarian restaurants london
japanese restaurants london
conran restaurants london
top restaurants london
thai restaurants london
indian restaurants london
restaurants london bridge
restaurants london shaftesbury avenue
indian restaurants london
italian restaurants london
best restaurants london
 
You should be very careful while choosing "location" keywords because most of the first page results would be occupied by high PR hotel sites. Also it will be flooded with Google places with maps.
 
use "restaurants in london". create a website for your users not for search engines. then you can build backlinks "restaurants london" and whatever you want
 
and imagining i even inserted a image with the word "in" between the words "restaurant" and "london" lol...

thanks to all, i'm on my way now :)
 
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