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What would you do?

Quick context: I have a service business website and there are 4 pages targeting different intents for specific vertical types.

For instance:

  1. Best AI software agencies for healthcare businesses - comparisons of 10 agencies/companies

  2. Best software migration companies for healthcare businesses - comparisons of 10 agencies/companies

  3. Software agency for healthcare - service pages

While the comparison pages are ranking and doing fairly well. The service pages are hardly getting any impressions.

  1. Anyway this could be fixed?

  2. I'd ideally want to drive traffic to my service pages rather than get it in comparison pages.

  3. How do you monetise the comparison pages traffic.

I believe the comparison pages might not help me monetarily. Is it correct?

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