Search Console: Cannibalization
Describes GLLmolfar 0.9.22current release 0.9.23 · checked 1 Nov 2026
Queries for which Google showed two or more of the site's pages in the last 28 days. The page with the most clicks comes first and is marked keep; the others compete with it.
- Where
- GSC › Cannibalization
- Mode
- Simple and Pro
- Built from
- The page-by-query rows of the saved Search Console report, last 28 days
- Changes
- On Refresh
On the screen
The picture shows the empty state: in this period no query of getlooploop.com was split between pages. With some, the panel item carries their count and the report lists one block per query.

Cannibalization in the panel. Carries the number of queries listed, when there are any.
The term. The dotted underline explains the word in one line, with a link to the GetLoopLoop glossary.
What it lists. Queries for which Google showed two or more of your pages, and the dates.
Nothing split. No query is split between pages.
Which queries are listed
“A page counts for a query when it has at least 10 impressions and 10% of the query's impressions.” A query is listed when two or more pages count for it.
With queries
| Element | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Filter… and Export | Filter… narrows to queries or pages that contain the text; Export saves every query with its pages. |
| Query | The query, and {pages} pages · {impressions} impressions · {clicks} clicks. |
| Pages | One row per page, most clicks first: keep on the first, then its clicks, its impressions with its share of the query's impressions, and its average position. |
| Under the list | Showing N of M. (up to 100 queries) and the rule above. |
States and messages
No query is split between pages.
No query passes the rule above.
Search Console returned {n} page–query rows, its limit: the rarest pairs are not included.
Added to the line under the title.
This report was fetched before losses and cannibalization were added. Press Refresh to fetch it again.
A report saved by an older version.