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Here's a great example of an article from 2011 ranking first, rather than a recently launched page:

Keyword Cannibalization - Example of an Old Post Ranking

When this happens, it's almost certain that cannibalization is the cause of the problem and that the “wrong” URL is considered more relevant than the one you're trying to rank for.

In turn, it can have a negative impact on conversion rates if users are landing on the wrong page.

Problems that are not actually keyword cannibalization
It is as important to understand the problems caused by germany mobile database keyword cannibalization as it is to understand when we are not facing such a problem.

Remember we used Apple as an example right at the
In the search for “Macbook Pro”, Apple has positions 1 and 2 without it being keyword cannibalization.

Having more than one position for a keyword, especially when it is in the top positions, is not a case of cannibalization and there is nothing to fix.

After all, holding multiple positions is a good thing in this situation.