Jan 30, 2020
I Need to know how to ( Bulk ) find my keywords that rank for more than one page of my website.
My question is how to find other keywords that have the same issue without spending alot of time searching one by one in my search console report?
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To be honest, that doesn't sound like an "issue" to me at all. It is completely normal for there to be relevance overlap between pages and it isn't a bad thing.
Sounds like you have gotten some bad SEO advice.
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To be honest, that doesn't sound like an "issue" to me at all. It is completely normal for there to be relevance overlap between pages and it isn't a bad thing.
Sounds like you have gotten some bad SEO advice.
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Absolutely yes it is wrong but perhaps it just needs clarification.
Every page you want indexed should be unique, each with a dedicated relevant <title>.
This is basic SEO 101.
But if you sold 12 different types of Sony LCD TVs, all of them would be relevant for "Sony LCD TV" but each would include a modifier such as the model number or style to make them unique.
This is normal behavior, not bad at all.
I would try to avoid creating more than one page that target the exact same phrase however.
There is no practical reason to have two different pages for "Sony LCD TV model ab3210d"
Jan 30, 2020
Without using canonical tag in LCD example of 12 URL, google will treat all pages as duplicate content and will hurt their SEO.
"Without using canonical tag in LCD example of 12 URL, google will treat all pages as duplicate content and will hurt their SEO." No, doesn't hurt SEO
Because they are not the same page, nor do they represent the same product.
But the content on each of those pages should be substantially different which isn't that difficult to do.
The products would have different specification, different features, different consumer reviews etc.
IF the pages are not substantially different, then there could be an issue, but that just relates to the effort in creating using unique pages.
If you created a different page for each color of a pair of shoes for example, then yes they should be combined with a canonical tag. In this case the main page would be canonical, and each color would reference it.