What is a paired listing?
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I can't figure out what that means.
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It is kind of hard to figure out with minimal context. Here are my two guesses:
Could this be talking about an indented listing, where you have a second result indented under the first listing?
Less likely, but could this be discussing some type of reciprocal linking in a directory?
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Well, I can't give you an exact link but it said that paired listing can help you occupy SERPs. Perhaps it'll help you.
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Can you give us a bit more of a context, or a link to where it was that you saw this terminology? That'll help us figure out a little bit better.
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