Ranking Issues Again

hpuri07

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Hello All,

My two webpages are conflicting in ranking. If A page get rank then B get out of ranking. If B page get rank then A page lost rank. Both pages have unique content and Meta data.

Is there any specific reason behind that ? How to fix this issue ?
 
Throw another domain, and you will cover 2 spots!
 
How Much Old They Are?
Both pages are old more than 6 months and after doing a lot seo work they come in ranking up to 24th positions but nowadays they are conflicting in ranking.
Is there any issue of BERT updates ?
 
I think you domain is fine, but Google tries to rank other domains too, not just yours within Top 10. You're not Amazon.
 
Interlink them and shoot some strong backlinks on them that should pass power to both pages
You means I don't need to shoot down one page? Only interlinking will work fine but those pages are already linked.
 
You're talking about positions in 20tie-40ties of SERP. Many changes happen there, on a daily basis.
I think it has nothing to do with the fact that you run these two sites simultaneously.

Just focus on improving each site, work on them step by step, and do not get too obsessed with daily changes in the rankings...
 
You're talking about positions in 20tie-40ties of SERP. Many changes happen there, on a daily basis.
I think it has nothing to do with the fact that you run these two sites simultaneously.
Just focus on improving each site, work on them step by step, and do not get too obsessed with daily changes in the rankings...

Sorry to say but being a seo we need to give results to clients and its a matter of worry if ranking is not coming or stable.
 
Try redesigning the content of those two keywords and built diversified quality backlinks to each, it will help you IMO.
 
I dont know what going on maybe goolge dance or something else. My keywords is on #1 from last two months with 18k monthly search. Now my website is on 7th
 
It sounds like keyword cannibalization, except you'e saying "unique" content on both. But I'm guessing you just mean they aren't literally copies of each other. Topically, I'm sure they are the same. So it is likely an intent thing. Google is serving one of the two pages based on what they think the searcher's intent is. Is one page more informational and the other more transactional?

Make a spread sheet of the search data: the queries and which pages rank for which, and try to look for clues. Plug the pages into TextOptimizer - that tool will give you an idea of how your content might be interpreted.

Knowing the differences between the two pages will help, because I'm sure they are not as "unique" as you think. Good luck!
 
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