Optimize the ranking with the right keyword
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Hi,
I would like to know the processs if i want use in the same time 2 keywords.
"géolocalisation véhicule" and " geolocalisation vehicule "
As you can see the diffence is just the accent and i would like have the same ranking for both
Thank for your help
Steve
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I'm not really clear on why you would want a query using either variation of this to be the same.
If the page is ranking differently for each of those queries, I don't think there is anything you can do to make sure they both achieve the same ranking. Where the page ranks based on a search query is down to Google and will be affected by all sorts of metrics including where that query is entered and who entered it etc.
My advice would be to concentrate on ranking for the term that is most commonly used of the two of them and optimise for that. Inevitably, you will see the page ranking for the other spelling and that is good if you do, but you cannot really control where it ranks.
Peter
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thanks for help but the problem is there is different ranking for "géolocalisation véhicule" and " geolocalisation vehicule "
Regards
Steve
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Hi Steve
I don't think it would make any difference if you used one or the other of these keywords. If they mean the same thing - which I assume they do - then its likely that Google would rank a query for both of them. If you have a concern, I would just be inclined to use the two spellings in the meta Title of the page these need to appear on.
I hope that helps,
Peter
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