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Ever felt like your web pages are locked in a battle royale for Google's attention? That's keyword cannibalization, and it's eating up your SEO efforts! This episode is your guide through the murky waters of self-competing content, providing a deep dive into how multiple pages targeting the same keyword can trip up search engines and dilute your rankings. We untangle the web of similar but distinct search intents, like the fine line separating 'BT Broadband Deals' from 'BT Broadband Reviews', and illustrate why it's crucial for your website's architecture to strategically align with unique user intents for each page.

Roll up your sleeves as we map out a practical strategy to hunt down and tackle keyword cannibalization head-on. Using a mix of keyword clustering techniques and insights from Google Search Console, we'll show you how to spot where your content is clashing and cannibalizing its own performance. But fear not, we don't stop at diagnosis. This discussion is packed with actionable solutions, from consolidating competing pages to employing canonical tags and creating content that truly resonates with what your audience is searching for. By the time you're through with this episode, you'll be ready to enhance your SEO game and ensure your site's content feasts on search rankings, rather than itself.

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