Would there be any benefit to creating multiple pages of the same content to target different titles?

[Evosite1]

Obviously, the duplicated pages would be canonical, but would there be a way of anchoring a page land by search term entry?

For example:

If you have a site that sells cars you could use this method but have a page that has (brand) cars for sale, finance options, best car for a family, how far will the (brand) car go for on a full tank and so on? Then making all the information blocks h2's but using the same H2s for the duplicated page titles.

Then it gets complicated, If someone searches "best car for a family" and the page title for the duplicated page is clicked how would you anchor this user to the section of the page with this information?

Could there be a benefit to doing this or would it just not work?

[GastonRiera]

I've tried for the sake of science and didn't work.

[Evosite1]

Thanks, Gaston,

I thought this might be the case.

I was just interested to see if anyone had a way around this, as targeting the same page with different titles could be interesting.

[GastonRiera]

Hi there,
Hope you're well.

No, this tactic won't help you. Even, you'll probably be penalized and/or those pages won't rank properly.
Also, when canonicalizing, only one page will be shown in google, not those canonicalized.

Hope it helps.
Best luck,
GR