Video and text article on same topic but on two separate pages...
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we are creating a video based off the content on one of our web pages. i know it's probably better for the video to be embedded on the same page as the article but if they aren't, what should we do to make sure that we aren't diluting our ranking power? Both pages will be going after the same key phrase...
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what should we do to make sure that we aren't diluting our ranking power?
If I was in a low competition niche then I might be able to get both pages ranking in the top ten.
If this is in moderate or higher competition, then I would be afraid that I was going to war with a rubber knife.
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