Official statement
Variations of the same keyword (e.g., 'photography Toronto' and 'Toronto photography') can be managed on a single canonical page. Google understands these variations, and a page can mention multiple formulations without any problems.
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How Can You Avoid Keyword Stuffing Without Becoming Paranoid About Repetition?
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TL;DR
Google can process different keyword variations on a single canonical page. A page can include multiple formulations without any issues. It's an opportunity to avoid unnecessary duplicate content.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Dois-je encore créer des pages séparées pour chaque variation de mots-clés ?
Non, vous pouvez intégrer plusieurs variations sur une page, tant que la page est bien structurée et optimisée.
Comment savoir si Google traite bien mes variations de mots-clés ?
Utilisez des outils d'analyse pour suivre vos performances SEO et adaptez en fonction des positions obtenues.
Cette approche est-elle valable pour toutes les thématiques ?
Elle fonctionne mieux pour les termes populaires mais peut varier pour des niches spécifiques.
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