2 Keyword instances on one page (only one becomes a link)

  • Resolved bradallenfisher

    (@bradallenfisher)


    1 year, 7 months ago

    Is it by design that when there are 2 (or more) of the same matched keywords on one page, only one of them actually becomes a link?

    example: Top of page

    In this guide, we will explore various?basement waterproofing?methods and techniques, helping you make an informed decision on the best approach for your home.

    example: Bottom of page

    Conclusion

    In conclusion, protecting your home from water damage is crucial, and there are several basement waterproofing methods and techniques available to address this concern. By understanding the options and working with a reputable contractor, you can ensure that your basement remains dry, safe, and free from damage.


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  • Plugin Support markilj

    (@markilj)

    Thank you for contacting us.

    Yes you are correct, it is by design that only one matched keyword will be link on the page by default, it is to avoid multiple links going to the same url from one page. However, we do have an option to disable this you can turn this option on to enable linking multiple keywords: https://prnt.sc/c6zygpJwNp_l .

    So in your example, you will not have both “basement waterproofing” linked

    Thank you

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