Choosing the right keywords when the products are similar
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What keywords should I choose if I have 3 similar products, only the value differs?
It is recommended to use the same keyword, and change the value?Example:
Product 1: $ 100 discount coupon
Keyword: $ 100 discount couponProduct 2: $ 75 discount coupon
Keyword:?Product 3: $ 50 discount coupon
Keyword:?Any advice?
Thank you,
Sergio K.
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thanks for your suggestion.
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@voucherstore-0 Are you able to somehow mix it in with modifiers? Cheapest, best, most popular? That could potentially already help to change the direction of the page.
Edit: Adding in, often what you see in use cases like this is that there actually isn't any search volume around most of these types of keywords so it could be that you're trying to optimize for something that isn't there.
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