Keyword to Page Map

Why publish this?

Search-engine optimisation works best when each keyword has exactly one page that's clearly the right answer. When two pages on the same site target the same keyword, neither ranks as well as one well-optimised page would. We publish this map for transparency — readers can see which page is the canonical answer for which question, and search engines get an unambiguous signal.

Status: 40 keywords live · 67 keywords planned

Live keywords have a dedicated, fact-checked page on the site today. Planned keywords are scheduled in the Phase 2 roadmap; they currently route to the closest available cluster page or category hub.

Editorial rule

When a new quiz is added, three checks run before publication:

1. Uniqueness. No existing page targets this exact primary keyword. If one does, the new page must use a long-tail variant or extend the existing one.
2. Title and H1 match. The primary keyword appears in both the page title and the H1 heading, in natural English.
3. Canonical link. The page sets <link rel="canonical"> to its own URL — never to a hub or sibling — so the keyword's authority consolidates here.

What about variant phrasings?

Many keywords have natural variants — "pokemon quiz" / "pokémon quiz", "christmas movies quiz" / "christmas movie quiz", "quiz bing" / "bing quiz". Where a single canonical page is the genuine answer for several variants, we list each variant in the table above and route them all to the same URL. Search engines can then consolidate signals on the canonical.