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nOOb question about keywords

Hello guys :) BASIC question for you experts out there!

I’m running a small and very young news website. We don’t sell anything and don’t run ads. I have a website page (a “real” page, not a category archive page) with a few posts (4, aiming to reach 8-10 in a few weeks), all assigned to the same subcategory, that constitute some sort of guide/manual about a broad topic.

I am now going to write an introduction post to this guide with also links to all the other posts and a sentence or two describing the contents and the logic behind the topics chosen (why they matter). Something a bit promotional, so to say.

However I’m a bit preoccupied because of SEO aspects, I fear that these two pages might compete against each other and end up acting as reciprocal vampires.

Considering that the page does not have many space of movement since it’s just a grid of blog posts with excerpts....whilst the post of course has full freedom of action...how to optimise keywords? What would you do in my place? To avoid errors and rank in the best possible place?

I’d like to have both or at least one of them ranking for the term “guide to X Y” 🤔

Thank you for your help and advice!

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