canibalization

We had a client whose blog post about a service was sitting on page one for the service keyword and actual service page was nowhere. The post was older, had more internal links pointing at it, and answered the question better than the sales page did, so I don’t think Google got it wrong, I...

Hello I got a case of a website that is quite particular. More product categories and products in different languages (en, it, de,…) are almost the same keyword, or the same keyword where "nn" is a number, and "keyword" is same in 2 languages, and "keywordi" is in third one. CATEGORIES...

I have a product page with an advanced filtering system where the filtering is done on the same page (it doesn’t lead to separate pages). I’m wondering which type of URL structure would be better for SEO. Would it be more beneficial to use a filter that displays as tags appended to the URL, like...

According to SEMrush, keyword cannibalization is when 2 or more pages on your website are targeting the same keywords with the same intent. I assume same keywords in the URL as well? My dilemma is the following as I do not want to ruin it for my website so any suggestions are appreciated :)...