Two service pages, two different SEO decisions
An automotive workshop had multiple pages covering related services. The decision was whether to consolidate them or give each one a clearer job.
Consolidate one page. A narrow servicing page contained comparison and quote details worth keeping. I recommended moving that material onto the main service page before retiring the narrower URL. Preserve a baseline for the searches it served, and check that the destination actually answers those questions before redirecting.
Keep and rewrite another. A location-focused page appeared ahead of its broader service page in the location-specific search result I checked. That observation was a reason to look at its separate purpose, rather than roll it into a general page. I recommended keeping the URL, correcting the location description and adding verified information on access to the workshop.
The check for the first decision is whether customers still get the comparison and quote information at the destination. The check for the second is whether a reader can understand where the workshop actually is and how to reach it. Search performance would be reviewed separately after implementation. These are audit recommendations; no implementation or outcome is claimed here.
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