Should I create pages around should I buy product queries?

Yes—but usually not as thin standalone pages for every “should I buy [product]” query. The best approach is to cover that intent on strong product, review, comparison, or buying-advice pages.

Create a dedicated “Should you buy…” page only when the query has meaningful search demand and you can add genuinely useful judgment: who it is for, who should skip it, alternatives, tradeoffs, pricing/value, compatibility, common complaints, and update history.

A practical structure:

1. For a single product: add a “Should you buy it?” section to the product detail or review page.
2. For high-volume products: create a standalone page like “Should you buy [Product] in 2026?” if you can keep it current.
3. For category intent: use comparison pages such as “[Product A] vs [Product B]” or “Best alternatives to [Product].”
4. Add Q&A content on product pages for natural long-tail questions.

Avoid creating lots of near-duplicate pages that only rephrase the same answer. If the page cannot provide a clear recommendation and unique value, fold the query into an existing product page instead.