How to Identify, Fix, and Prevent Keyword Cannibalization

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Multiple pages on a site targeting the same keywords can hamper rankings.

To identify these pages conduct a website audit or run a site: search.

Then, fix keyword cannibalization with

To prevent cannibalization in the future - follow the steps.

1. Develop keyword buckets and add topics under those keywords

2. Then create a content plan in advance to avoid content duplication

The next steps are mentioned in our blog post.

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