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In what ways does a meta description have to relate to the content on-page?
If I had 1000 pages of content, and all of them had 100% unique meta descriptions such as…
Example 2:
“Are you looking for a (service) in your (area)? Contact us today for easy consultation!”
Example 1:
“Have you been looking for a (service) in your (area)? Contact us today for a no-hassle appointment!”
The variance between the meta descriptions are their openings, keywords (services)&(areas), and their closings. The service and area keywords are mentioned on-page inside the content as well, and the page is generally talking about the same category of topic such as…
Page Title: “The craziest Fast Food in LA”
The meta description would mention the same keywords that are listed under (service)/(area) within the page itself.
How would this effect SEO negatively on a large scale, assuming I have 1000 pages with randomized openings and closings, and unique matching on-page keywords?
None of the Meta Descriptions would be 100% duplicate.
Any opinions are appreciated.
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Not much of an effect…Meta is “not” a ranking factor but it influences click through rate. if your meta is related to the content and fits the intent of the user I dont see anything but good rewards for this
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