How to solve content cannibalization?

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Keep in mind that cannibalization can occur not only between blog posts and internal pages, that is, between similar content. This situation can occur with any content on your website, such as categories or product pages, static pages, etc. In these cases, the solution may be more complicated, and the advice we give below will not be useful. If your cannibalization situation is complex, we advise you to hire professionals to carefully review your page and identify the best solution for you.




Remember: if your cannibalization situation is very complex, with a wide variety of content affected beyond blog articles and internal pages, we don't recommend attempting to resolve the problem alone. It's a delicate situation, and it's best to seek the help of an experienced professional.

That said, if you feel up to it and it's not a kenya phone number list situation, here's how to proceed:

Using the different techniques we outlined in the previous section, identify and group together content that is cannibalizing each other.

Once you have them, choose in each group which will be your reference, that is, the one that will be the one that will keep its URL, since this will be the one you should take as a reference (let's call it X).

Complete the content of X with the rest of the pages in its group. This way, all the information will be found in a single URL, making X more complete.