Hello, we apologize for the issue you are facing. When it comes to GDPR and cookie policy pages, the best practice generally is to set them to noindex. This is because these pages are typically not meant to rank in search engines; their primary purpose is to inform users about your privacy practices and comply with legal requirements.
Here are a few points to consider:
- Noindex: Setting these pages to noindex prevents search engines from indexing them, which is usually recommended since they do not provide value in terms of SEO.
- Keywords: While you can include relevant keywords for clarity and user understanding, focusing on SEO for these pages is not necessary. Their content should be clear and compliant rather than optimized for search engines.
In summary, it’s best to set your GDPR and cookie policy pages to noindex to avoid cluttering search results with legal content that users typically do not search for. Thank you for raising this concern! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.
Sources:
How to NoIndex Paginated Pages » Rank Math
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