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May need some local seo experts for this one..

I have a clients and I’m doing the most of pages I’ve ever done for them so I’m trying to be careful of canonisation.

I’m trying to keep a difference between her location page and services pages.

I have her main location pages url set as example/cleaners- (Nottingham)

Then The other pages are are places signing that city such as cleaners-bullwell, cleaners-Ashley etc (help with relevance/prominity)

I want tot keep any location keywords away from the service side of her site but still want to make them relevant to where her business is.

So, would it better to have the title tag and Page title of her services the county/state she’s in or can I still add her city.

What I thing is better :

Title tag : commercial cleaning services| Business name | East midland

Page tile : Commercial cleaning services

What I currently but I thing will cannobilize the location pages:

Commercial cleaning services | business name | Nottingham

Don’t know if I’m overthinking it but I like to be precise so how do you guys approach it?

And what’s the best way to avoid canonicalising/ cannibalising between pages on a local site

Thanks!!

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