Google not giving ranking to the intended page of my website.
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Hello friends,
This is my very first question, I hope I will explain my issue correctly. I have created two pages related to SSC CGL keyword on my website:
- https://www.ibtindia.com/ssc-cgl-notification-exam-date 2) https://www.ibtindia.com/ssc-cgl-apply-online
I want to target the keyword SSC CGL Apply Online on the 2nd URL but Google is only considering the 1st page for all the "apply" related keywords as well. Can anyone suggest to me how to get the second page in rankings for its intended keywords? I will be very thankful for this help.
I tried adding image but its showing dummy. Please you can check it op GOOGLE SERP Second page
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Like how to make Google understand that i want to rank 2nd url for SSC CGL Apply Online not the first one
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