Position Tracking
The Keywords view provides a list of keywords for which more than one page ranked during a given time period.
Analyze the trend of page rankings over time, analyze which page is more relevant to rank for your keyword, and identify a more specific query for the second page; see how you can modify the content to better match different queries.
You can also consider the option of combining two pages into one and doing a 301 redirect; or use rel=”canonical” if you want to keep the pages similar but still let Google know which one to rank.
If you need recommendations on how to optimize your site for afghanistan phone number data target keywords, upload both pages with their unique matching keywords to the On Page SEO Checker tool — you can find the workflow on this topic in our Knowledge Base.
Top URL
The Pages view gives a list of URLs that rank for a certain number of keywords.
Look at the keyword list and see if the page is relevant to everyone. If not, it might be best to make sure the relevant page exists and check its rankings in the Pages tab.
You can find more details in our news article: Position tracking: cannibalization will not pass.
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