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i have ~27k pages indexed in a niche seasonal market and need advice on next priority before december

i’m working on a niche travel product and google has indexed around 27k dynamic pages so far. last 3 months are showing around 36k impressions and 1.37k clicks. the niche has a massive seasonal spike in early december (around 1 month). so i want to choose the right seo direction now instead of wasting time.

if you were in this stage, what would you prioritize next?

• consolidate down into fewer stronger pages vs keep expanding long tail
• focus on internal linking sprint
• build dynamic faq/schema markup per route page type
• or something completely different

my goal is to maximize organic discovery before the seasonal wave hits in december. would love experienced input on how you’d approach this situation strategically.

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