Great question, Jovo, thanks.

At the moment, I have set it up so that each price point just has tablets in a narrow price range, so for example, "Tablets Under 80" just has tablets that are priced $70-79.99.

Yes, each of these pages targets a specific keyword. And when someone comes to the site looking for tablets under $80, I don't want them to buy a tablet that's only $49.99.

Of course, I may change this approach at a later date. The whole website may evolve to be a bit different by the time I have finished with it. To begin with, I just wanted to get some relevant content on there targeting some keywords.

Thank you, as you know I am in the same process, 2 micro nice sites just started. So I am also trying to figure out how to deal with it.

I'm tempted to say that you should do the opposite of what I'm doing, just to compare.

One is totally different approach.

Well, maybe once your website it complete, I could share it with people as part of my training? It might be good to show them the different ways of doing this.

I do not know, can send you both to see if you wish, not sure I am willing to share it publicly.

Okay, fair enough. I just thought I would ask, but of course you don't have to share them publicly if you don't want to.

Great!

Thanks David.

Great, thanks Jovo.

Tanja, you just create a page with the name you want and then set it as your blog roll page, while some other page which you choose you set as static home page. Go to Settings, Reading.

Serplab free version is good enough no need to pay. I am using it after learning about it from Marcus.

I posted a reply to this earlier, but it seems to have gone missing.

But as Jovo says, I am using the free version of SERP Lab.

I have made a note to answer your other question in my next video. If you are still struggling after Jovo's instructions, it might be easier to show you in the video.

Thanks, I will try that. So the page I created would be a blank page?

Yes for blog roll blank page.

Glad you liked it.