Combatting Cannibalization & Duplicate Content Issues Webinar with Pi Datametrics

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Content duplication and keyword cannibalization are costly - but common - SEO issues. In this session, we’ll help SEO pros and website teams combat duplication and cannibalization mistakes.
As a result of your pages competing against one another, they could fail to appear in the SERPs. Not only will this result in lower click rates and a decrease in organic traffic, but it can have a detrimental impact on your business revenue.
This webinar covers the following topics:
How does keyword cannibalization negatively impact your SEO efforts?
What are the main causes of keyword cannibalization?
Why is it a problem?
How can you identify cannibalization on your site?
How to fix the issues caused by conflicting keyword cannibalization
How to monitor cannibalization
With Matt Hill, Lumar's Senior Solutions Consults, Jon Earnshaw, Pi Datametrics Chief Evangelist Officer and Richard Barrett, Lumar's Director of Professional Services.

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6 мар 2024

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@fernandobeneitez 17 дней назад

Thank you for the information, well presented and clear. As a personal comment, congratulations for the tone and rhythm, one can watch the whole video without getting bored or being scared off by the overacting. I have a question. What do you think about adding the category name to all products names in a category, for example? : Category: Sport shoes Products: nike jordan sport shoes nike air max 90 sport shoes On the one hand, we give context to the product, on the other, it's creating hundreds of products with a category keyword that could cannibalize categories. I've seen both strategies in different sites. I am now struggling to decide. I guess it depends, of course, but, from your own personal opinion, what would be your decision for an e-commerce? Thanks a lot!