Optimizing for two keywords
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Hi there, my question is: I need to optimze two pages related to almost the same concept but different orientations.
One keyword is "emocional intelligence development"
and the other word is
"emocional intelligence workshops"
I can't mix the two pages in one unique page due to web strucutre reasons.
Is it possible to optimize each web for each keyword independently although they have the concept emotional intelligence in common?
Thanks
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Thanks Kane
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Yes, these should be separate pages, since they are for different phrases. Search engines will understand that workshops and development are two separate concepts and by separating them you'll be able to target each keyword much more effectively.
Hope that helps!
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