MikeBlazer,
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Many SEOs link to similar content in their supplemental content lists.

As if a user who just read how to cook rice would also want to know how to cook buckwheat...

The better approach is to link to correlational content - think of this real-world example:

  1. Where to party >
  2. How not to get drunk too fast >
  3. Where to eat late at night in London >
  4. How to recover from a hangover.

simoncox,
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@MikeBlazer
Oh the amount of times I have looked up how to cook rice, seen the buckwheat recipe and changed the dinner menu!

simoncox,
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@MikeBlazer

None.

MikeBlazer,
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@simoncox Didn't get you. Didn't you eat anything or took a steak instead?

simoncox,
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@MikeBlazer 🤣 No.
obviously lost in translation. Don’t worry. 😀

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