In WordPress website you can assign a category to each article to boost ranking for the category's keyword. How can I do this in Drupal websites?
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You need to set up a Taxonomy. You can call the taxonomy "Category" and then create categories as the actual terms.– WebElaineCommented Apr 27, 2018 at 15:58
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2@WebElaine please don't post answers as comments. What you posted is a little short, but with a link to Drupal documentation it would be a great answer.– Stephen Ostermiller ♦Commented Apr 27, 2018 at 17:22
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I am not of the opinion that WordPress categories are good for SEO. They often hurt SEO. Yes, WP creates a page for the category and automatically populates it with snippets and links to tagged posts. However, category pages are generally poor SEO landing pages. They look a lot like search results pages, like the one the user just left. That isn't the best user experience and users often get frustrated by it. Users generally want to land on higher quality pages.– Stephen Ostermiller ♦Commented Apr 27, 2018 at 17:25
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1It really depends on how you set up the category - how it's styled, what info is included. Some themes allow you to add text at the top summarizing it which can be beneficial. Overall they are just another page to optimize - they're not inherently good or bad for SEO, it's all in how you use them.– WebElaineCommented Apr 30, 2018 at 15:15
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