: Can I stop Google from listing my site when using keyword X but allow it for keyword Y? I have a website. When I search keyword X or Y on Google, I can see my website at the top of the

I have a website. When I search keyword X or Y on Google, I can see my website at the top of the result list.

Are there any ways not to show my website on the result list on Google when keyword Y was input while keeping my website at the top of the result list when keyword X was input?

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@YK1175434

The possible solution of your problem would be removing keyword Y in good SEO places of your webpages like <title> or/and <h1> tag etc. (also think about looking at backlinks anchors).

You need to “de-SEO-optimize“ your webpages for keyword for which you don't want to see your site at the top of Google results.

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@Goswami781

You can set a <meta robots="noindex,follow"> on your page for the pages that contain keyword Y and keep <meta robots="index,follow"> for the pages containing X. If both words are on the same page it's a not possible - or you would need to remove most of the keyword Y.

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@Cofer257

i THINK IT ISN'T POSSIBLE . either you block the page from getting crawl where Y keyword is there . If you are running PPC than you can block for PPC

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