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"Nut" and "nut" - one keyword or two?
"Cookies with nuts" and "cookies with nuts" in the Wordstat come as different queries. Both are high frequency. The question is - is it one or are they two different keywords? How to write in terms of reference to a copywriter - both or one?
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From the point of view of linguistics, one, from the point of view of the wordstate, two. So the answer depends on your goals.
As Puma Thailand said , from the point of view of wordstat - 2 different words.
But from the point of view of robots, this is one thing and "spam", if there is a different terminology for one object!
Therefore, it is better to write the entire text in one word form: the way the dish is correctly called. And an additional word form - put in the keywords. This will be correct.
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