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In Premium, under SEO analysis in the metabox, we only check whether focus keyphrases were used before, but not related keyphrases. @thijsdevalk has confirmed that we do want to give a warning if the user sets a related keyphrase that was used before.
For context, note that we already give out a warning if a focus keyphrase is set that was already used as a related keyphrase before.
Please describe what you expected to happen and why.
I would expect that there was a Previously used keyphrase check also for related keyphrases, and not only for focus keyphrases.
How can we reproduce this behavior?
In a 1st post set the focus keyphrase to test1 and the related keyphrase to test2.
In a 2nd post set the focus keyphrase to test1, you should see a warning under SEO analysis in the metabox that you've used it once before.
In the same post, add the same related keyphrase: test2. See that no warning is given.
In a 3rd post set the focus keyphrase to test1, you should see a warning under SEO analysis in the metabox that you've used it twice before.
In the same post, add the same related keyphrase: test2. See that no warning is given.
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Please give us a description of what happened.
In Premium, under
SEO analysis
in the metabox, we only check whether focus keyphrases were used before, but not related keyphrases. @thijsdevalk has confirmed that we do want to give a warning if the user sets a related keyphrase that was used before.For context, note that we already give out a warning if a focus keyphrase is set that was already used as a related keyphrase before.
Please describe what you expected to happen and why.
I would expect that there was a
Previously used keyphrase
check also for related keyphrases, and not only for focus keyphrases.How can we reproduce this behavior?
test1
and the related keyphrase totest2
.test1
, you should see a warning underSEO analysis
in the metabox that you've used it once before.test2
. See that no warning is given.test1
, you should see a warning underSEO analysis
in the metabox that you've used it twice before.test2
. See that no warning is given.Technical decisions
Feedback?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: