Should I create a new post for every long tail keyword or ... ?

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Should I create a new post for every long tail keyword or make on big post containing all the long tail keywords ?

for example : best XXXX for women - best XXXX for men - best XXXX for kids.... should go on one post or in multiple posts.

what is the better for SEO ?

Thanks
 
Depends on the niche, personally I'd have all the mens together, all womens, all kids etc.
 
When my clients ask me this question, I look at their niche and competition, there are many factors and every industry is different because of the latest google algorithm, feel free to pm me for details.
 
As Solid said every industry is different. I personally prefere to optimize my pages for one Long tail keyword because it is easier for me to increase the SEO Score of that page by improving many On Page factors such as: keyword in url, H1 etc.
 
I'd say that depends on the keyword.

If you have best vibrators for women..i'd try to incoporate "best extra-long vibrators for women" into the article but might write another article about "how not to loose your virginity with a vibrator" and "latex or metal - which vibrator suits your needs best!"

From my experience it is really good to have a couple of closely related articles on the same topic to create some relevance.

So try to squeeze in as many related terms within the same semantic domain of your keyword into the article and write more details articles about related overlapping domains.
 
It depends on your niche. I think you should write three different article for the three type of keywords. If your all keywords output are same you can make an article but your each keyword is a different niche so you have to write a different type of content. It's my own opinion I'm not sure. So may experts are here. Hopefully, they will help you a lot.
 
If you can create unique, high quality content, then why not, it won't hurt you and most likely help you in a long run.
 
I'd say that depends on the keyword.

If you have best vibrators for women..i'd try to incoporate "best extra-long vibrators for women" into the article but might write another article about "how not to loose your virginity with a vibrator" and "latex or metal - which vibrator suits your needs best!"

From my experience it is really good to have a couple of closely related articles on the same topic to create some relevance.

So try to squeeze in as many related terms within the same semantic domain of your keyword into the article and write more details articles about related overlapping domains.
lol'd at the reference but also, don't forget to create unique and a decent length articles with relevant content to your title.
 
More quality content is better than less...If I was you, I would create different posts and test if one is performing better than the other.
 
I'd say that depends on the keyword.

If you have best vibrators for women..i'd try to incoporate "best extra-long vibrators for women" into the article but might write another article about "how not to loose your virginity with a vibrator" and "latex or metal - which vibrator suits your needs best!"

From my experience it is really good to have a couple of closely related articles on the same topic to create some relevance.

So try to squeeze in as many related terms within the same semantic domain of your keyword into the article and write more details articles about related overlapping domains.
With this stratege, does your site focus on one niche or various niche? thanks
 
it's one larger "niche"..so no niche so a general topic ;-)
So it means that your site include such as bread machine, kid toys, clothing, garden tools etc? or you just focus on a big category such as sports? thanks very much
 
So it means that your site include such as bread machine, kid toys, clothing, garden tools etc? or you just focus on a big category such as sports? thanks very much

i am not sure this quesiton is leading anywhere. I'd guess any approach is viable, as long as you find common ground. :) but my website is on a big category, to use your words
 
Rule of the thumb: if your long-tail keywords are fairly easy to rank for, try to group them into one big, well-researched article that will easily attract links. Focus your SEO efforts on it, and only then consider creating separate articles for keywords that are off the pace.
 
.i'd try to incoporate "best extra-long vibrators for women" into the article but might write another article about "how not to loose your virginity with a vibrator"
but let's not forget the article "how not to loose your virginity with an extra-long vibrator"
more seriously as was said it depends on many factors, such as how many keywords you are looking at, 10, 100+? nowadays the trend is getting away from one article per (very) long tail keyword and more into authoritative pieces of content that can encompass multi long tail keywords.
 
Check with the search results and keyword competition for those keywords and build the niche quality links to it to rank.
You can easily rank for the long tail keywords, than normal ones.good luck.
 
If all LT keywords have good search volume write separate article for each topic.
 
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