Different pages with same keyword phrase.
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I have my home page and an interior page targeting the same keyword phrase. Is this ok or would they be competing with each other?
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Yes. You understand it correctly.
For an example search Google.com for "tempered windshield glass"
You might see wisegeek with two listings at #2 and #3
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Thanks so much. Just want to clarify- are you saying that Google will group our positions together, if for example, we had positions #2 & #10, they would automatically be placed as #2 & #3?
Thanks!
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They will both compete against your enemies.
Let's say you can get one of them to position #2 and the other to position #10. If you can do that you will be rewarded with positions #2 AND #3 - which is kickass for pushing your competitors down the page.
A lot of people believe that having two or three pages optimized for same keywords is a huge sin of keyword cannibalization. I believe that it is an opportunity to really dominate your SERPs.
If you really want to do damage to your competitor's sales get #1, #2 and #3 above him simply for the price of earning #1, #9 and #10.
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They will be competing with each other.
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