Cannibalization Detection
Find every keyword where your own pages are fighting each other — and know exactly which one should win.
The problem
When two or more pages on your site rank for the same keyword, they're not doubling your chances — they're splitting them. Google has to pick one, ranking signals get divided across both pages, and neither one ranks as well as a single, clear page would. This usually happens quietly: a blog post and a category page both start targeting the same term, or an old page never gets updated after a newer one is published to replace it. Most site owners don't find out until they notice two of their own URLs showing up for the same search.
How RankDriver detects it
RankDriver crawls your entire site and pulls in your real Search Console data, then clusters every keyword by which URL is actually ranking best for it. When it finds the same keyword ranking for two or more of your pages — both with real visibility, not just a stray impression — it flags the pair as cannibalizing each other and identifies which page has the stronger signal, so you know which one to keep and which to fix or fold in.
Crawl & cluster
Every page is crawled and every keyword grouped by its best-ranking URL.
Check for real overlap
Only keywords where multiple pages both have genuine visibility count — noise is filtered out.
Pick the winner
RankDriver identifies which page has the stronger signal and should be kept.
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