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The best checking tool Keyword Cannibalization
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 hi guys i have a Keyword Cannibalization isuue, please Introduce best free tools for checking Keyword Cannibalization. 
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 When that happens here, we improve both (or all) of those pages, then go out for beers.  
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 That is unusual - is that data from search console? Can you let me know why or what data relying upon so you believe multiple pages from the same site are attracting the same customer query? 
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 thanks. i have a multiple page ranking with similar keyword. 
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 The best tool is search console, but not sure what precisely constitutes a keyword cannibalisation issue. Is it you have multiple keywords ranking for one page, none in top 3? 
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