Ensure your content is targeted, accurate, and provides the information visitors need to answer search queries and complete the user journey.
Consolidate the relevance and significance of your content around a single, authoritative page for each specific keyword.
Reduce unnecessary content and internal competition to help search engines crawl your website more efficiently.
Resolving keyword cannibalization will affect your website across the board, resulting in a significant improvement in search rankings.
Identify cannibalization effortlessly, with Entail’s Topical Authority Graph mapping out the relationship between all of your pages and the keywords they target.
Eliminate hours of manual work comparing keyword lists, reviewing content pages, analyzing SERPs, and assessing search intent.
Consolidate similar articles and delete redundant content to eliminate competition, improve user experience, and increase relevance.
Use links to emphasize the importance and relevance of primary pages, supporting their authority and topic dominance within the site’s structure.
Remove content duplication, prevent unnecessary pages from being indexed, and indicate hierarchy to search engines.
Create new content to fill in gaps in topic coverage, support existing content, and improve the internal linking architecture of your site.
Generate a complete model of all the keywords relevant to your site, along with corresponding search data such as user intent, volume, competition, and conversion potential.
Explore Entail Strategy softwareUse Entail’s Topical Authority Graph to map the relationship of all keywords to the right pages, preventing internal competition and ensuring topic coverage.
Get a list of target keywords for new content to guarantee your website comprehensively addresses all pertinent topics, while avoiding competition among pages for the same keywords.
Dealing with keyword cannibalization may take time, depending on how many pages are affected, but once you begin correcting these issues, you should start seeing an improvement within a few weeks.
Yes, the cannibalization tool is suitable for websites of all sizes. While cannibalization typically occurs on larger websites, using the tool from the beginning on a smaller website can prevent future issues as the site grows.
Ideally, your pages shouldn’t lose traffic when fixing cannibalization. If there’s a loss of traffic, it’s likely that the issue was not addressed properly.
Any website with many pages that rank on Google or plans to develop a substantial number of pages in the future will find this tool highly relevant and beneficial.
