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Shall i index double pages of my website as compared to my competitors?

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calvinkj last edited by

a:my competitors has indexed 10 pages (checked it with site:abcd.com and found 10 results)

b:what if i index 20 pages of my site and create a lot of content which is also better than my competitors

who will have the edge?
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Joseph-Green-SEO Subscriber last edited by

My Friend,

the number of pages is not really what makes a difference.

It depends on the quality of the pages, how well you cover the topic, how you made usage of keywords, and how many links you got. A 100 low-value pages are just 100 X 0 = 0.

If you can produce more pages of higher quality and also attract some excellent links to your pages, it can give you an edge.

I wish you all the best in your project!

Joseph Green
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