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How I Diagnosed and Fixed Keyword Cannibalization Between Two Nearly-Identical Blog Posts
I thought publishing more useful content would automatically give my website more opportunities to rank.
Then I noticed something uncomfortable.
Two articles on my site were covering almost the same subject.
Both were useful.
Both were properly indexed.
Both answered similar questions.
And both were competing for overlapping search intent.
I had accidentally created a small SEO architecture problem inside my own blog.
I'm building "SabrTime.in" ( https://sabrtime.in/ ), a small...
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