: Same website - Two pages competing for same keyword Trying to improving my website's ranks on google for a specific keyword (e.g. Samsung S6), I'm thinking about doing some experiments. I've a

@Phylliss660

There is a need to make the FIRST page you made about the given topic LINK naturally to the SECOND page and ... THIRD. The trick is to AVOID any indication that you are linking to a new page only for ranking. As soon as Google feels that there is a "need" on your part and not a logical expansion of quality, original content you STOP being an "authority" on the niche topic - in your case Samsung phones and you will not rank better.

So: Make a few new pages without any focus on the URL and a lot of focus on the CONTENT of the page. Then crown in all with a "conclusion page" that has the URL you wish and the same words in the Title meta.

Make sure to have your sitemap crawled at each stage.

Lastly: DO NOT EXPECT to last long in the top 10 for high volume searches as they are TIME-RELATED. You will need to get good inbound links to your pages to last long.


Example: If you type on google.com "new web domains" you will find me in the first 3 since 1 year in organic results.

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@Lee4591628

You might be better off combining both into one page. You already have a page that's "a bit ugly as a landing page"; so improve that first. You want to add product overlay/description/images; so add those here.

UI is a bigger question, but my initial thought when reading your question was something like this:



This means you end up with one strong, content-rich, visually-appealing page. Your SEO benefits from having a more clear landing page and users benefit from finding everything they want in one place.

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