The keyword cell is swiss cheese squishy

The keyword cell is swiss cheese squishy.

That string is the Ads keyword opened for this note. A reader who searched it can set that cell beside the catalog name and the tagline on the cheese listing.

The product name is Swiss Cheese Block Squishy.

The cheese listing page is Swiss Cheese Block Squishy.

The tagline stores A golden-yellow Swiss cheese squishy wedge with recessed round cheese holes.

The tagline is merchant wording on that one listing. It describes recessed round cheese holes, and it does not give a measured hole count. The wording stays on the cheese listing and does not move to the other two names.

A post titled Cheese Squishy

The post title is Cheese Squishy.

That title is a different string from the keyword cell. The post is someone asking about a local store, and the words below are the post body rather than a shop record.

So last month they had a bunch of these at Walgreens and now they’re gone… Is there any available elsewhere nearby (maybe Walmart?) Has anyone seen any?

One comment opens with I’ve seen dumplings but not these.

The comment talks about the object in that thread. It does not name Steamer Bao Dumpling Squishy, and it does not name Swiss Cheese Block Squishy.

Two other catalog names

The product name is Creamy Butter Stick Squishy.

The butter listing page is Creamy Butter Stick Squishy.

The product name is Steamer Bao Dumpling Squishy.

The dumpling listing page is Steamer Bao Dumpling Squishy.

Those two names belong to two other listings. Neither name is an alias for the cheese listing above. The butter listing and the dumpling listing stay separate from the keyword cell.

The yellow cheese keyword cell is a different page. The cheese stress ball page is a different page. The yellow HTML note is a different page. The cheese squishy page is a different page.

yellow cheese keyword cell cheese stress ball page yellow HTML note cheese squishy page