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Vladi Kriulin

I help brands rank higher on Google | SEO Consultant | Generated 150,000+ organic traffic for 25 brands | DM me for a free SEO/content audit of your site

Last week, I analysed 10+ blogs. And found out most had this one weird issue: Keyword cannibalisation. Keyword cannibalisation occurs when multiple articles target the same keyword. Making them compete against each other. Which results in: • Reduced visibility • Lower rankings • Inefficient resource usage The solution? Make a proper keyword/content audit from the get-go. This way you ensure each blog targets one main keyword.

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I write SEO blog posts for B2B, SaaS, health & wellness brands/websites. My SAIQO content brings targeted organic traffic and the right leads.

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Man I get so much annoyed as a reader when they all are repeating one another word by word. I don't know what's the technical term for this , but I really curse it. Vladi Kriulin

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Don't spread the same keywords across too many articles!

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