Google’s Martin Splitt answered a question in the SEO Office Hours podcast about whether reproducing YouTube video content into text on a web page would be seen as duplicate content and have a negative impact on the web page rankings. Although duplicate content is not a negative ranking factor, content published on a more authoritative … Read more
This new series of articles focuses on working with LLMs to scale your SEO tasks. We hope to help you integrate AI into SEO so you can level up your skills. We hope you enjoyed the previous article and understand what vectors, vector distance, and text embeddings are. Following this, it’s time to flex your … Read more
Keyword cannibalization can negatively impact your website’s organic search performance. But catching and fixing this issue can have the opposite effect. Case in point: Two of our articles on Backlinko had cannibalization issues. So, we consolidated them with a 301 redirect. And saw a 466% increase in clicks year over year. Cannibalized pages undermine your … Read more
The author’s views are entirely their own (excluding the unlikely event of hypnosis) and may not always reflect the views of Moz. In today’s episode of Whiteboard Friday, Tom Capper walks you through a problem many SEOs have faced: cannibalization. What is it, how do you identify it, and how can you fix it? Watch to … Read more
Have you ever wondered why some web pages struggle to get noticed by search engines, even when you’re doing your best to use the right keywords? Well, you might be caught in the web of a sneaky SEO challenge called keyword cannibalization. But don’t worry – understanding and fixing it is simpler than it sounds! … Read more
In my 18+ years in search marketing, one thing I’ve seen continuously is shared budgets. When I ask the advertiser why, I always get a similar answer: “We have a set limited budget, and this is the best way for us to fund everything.” That is a response I get from mom-and-pop operations and SMBs, … Read more
As an SEO veteran since 2009 and the founder of multiple 6-figures SEO businesses, including Diggity Marketing, LeadSpring, The Affiliate Lab, and The Search Initiative, I’ve encountered numerous SEO challenges. One such challenge that’s been causing a stir in the industry is keyword cannibalization. Despite the controversy surrounding it, I believe it’s crucial to address … Read more
If multiple posts on your website are competing for the same keywords, you’re essentially cannibalizing your own SEO efforts. But why pit your pages against each other and diminish their ranking potential? Why split your CTRs among multiple moderately-relevant pages, instead of just having one highly authoritative page? In our upcoming webinar, you’ll learn how … Read more
November 14, 2018 | Posted by Mordy Oberstein Keyword cannibalization is one of those SEO buzzwords that carries with it a certain myth and mythology. But behind the commonly held ethos of how keyword cannibalization is perceived lies a real problem that could impact your site and more importantly your bottom line. If you’re … Read more
Do you ever feel like your website isn’t climbing the SERP like you want it to? It may be the fault of a sneaky, unintentional mishap called keyword cannibalization. Keyword cannibalization is a common issue that many online marketers face, but don’t worry – it’s not (always) as scary as it sounds! In fact, it’s … Read more
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