Decannibalize: Solve your SEO cannibalization problems once and for all!

identifies and helps you rectify SEO cannibalization problems, ensuring that search engines clearly recognize the most relevant page for each keyword query.

Facing the SEO Dilemma: The Invisible Battle of Your Pages

You may not realize it, but there's an invisible battle going on in the search engines. Several pages on your website are fighting for top spot, and in the process, none of them may be getting the attention they deserve.
This internal tug-of-war is called SEO cannibalization.

What is SEO Cannibalization?

Let's shed some light.

Imagine you have an online store selling organic skin care. You have an article entitled "10 Best Organic Skincare Products for 2023" and a category page entitled "Organic Skincare Range". Both are very rich in content, but here's the rub: when users search for "Best Organic Skin Care Products 2023", both pages appear on Google.

This may sound like a win-win situation, but it's actually a silent killer for your site's SEO. Here's why:

  1. Classification confusion Google is in a bind. It doesn't know which of the two pages is more relevant, so neither gets the high ranking it might have if it were the only one in the running.
  2. Click dilution Potential customers are split between two pages. Some may click on the blog post, while others go to the category page. Instead of directing users to the most optimized conversion point, traffic is fragmented.
  3. Reduced credibility When users see several pages from the same site for a query, it can seem repetitive and reduce confidence in your site's relevance.
  4. Dilution of Link Power Every page that links to you gives you a vote of confidence in the eyes of the search engines - this is called link equity. But when two of your pages rank for the same keyword, external sites may link to one or the other, spreading the value thinly instead of concentrating it.

But Wait, That's Not All: Ghost Pages

Beyond cannibalization, there's another silent problem: pages with zero impressions. Imagine writing a complete guide to "The Benefits of Organic Skin Care", but three months later, it gets no views. It's like a ghost page, existing but invisible. Reasons could be:

  1. Low Quality Signals Google may consider that the content is not up to the standard of competing pages.
  2. Crawling and Indexing problems Technical problems may prevent Google from noticing the page.
  3. Keyword misalignment The content may not correspond to users' actual queries or search intentions.

By failing to address these issues, companies are missing out on a significant amount of organic traffic (and revenue). The digital landscape is competitive, and without the right strategies and tools, even the best content can find itself buried in the depths of search results, or worse, not appear at all.

Discover Decannibalize - your solution to these complex and often overlooked SEO challenges.

Introducing Decannibalisez: Your Ultimate SEO Solution

With Decannibalize, you no longer need to sift through tons of data, manually checking for cannibalization or invisible pages. Our tool is specifically designed to identify and rectify these problems, ensuring that your pages rank where they should.

Automated detection

Find cannibalizing pages with a single click. No guesswork.

Actionable tips

Receive clear, easy-to-follow recommendations for solving problems.

Follow pages to zero print

Find out which pages are underperforming and why.

Maximize the page's potential

Make sure each page targets a unique and relevant keyword.

Boost organic traffic

Higher rankings mean more visibility and more visitors.

Improve user experience

Direct users to the most relevant page for their search.

Increased ROI

Increase conversions by optimizing your site's visibility and relevance.

Ready to Dominate Search Results?

Stop letting SEO cannibalization and invisible pages drag you down. With Decannibalize, you have the power to understand, optimize and outperform.

Want to know more about SEO and cannibalization?

Read our blog!

en_USEnglish (United States)