# Search Console: Cannibalization

> 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.

Describes GLLmolfar 0.9.22, checked 2026-11-01. Canonical page: https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/gsc-cannibalization

- **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.

![The Cannibalization report of the GSC section in GLLmolfar for getlooploop.com, with no query listed](https://www.getlooploop.com/images/gllmolfar/docs/gsc-cannibals.webp)

Numbered parts of the screenshot:

1. **Cannibalization in the panel.** Carries the number of queries listed, when there are any.
2. **The term.** The dotted underline explains the word in one line, with a link to the GetLoopLoop glossary.
3. **What it lists.** Queries for which Google showed two or more of your pages, and the dates.
4. **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. |

> **Not the same as the crawl's cannibalization.** This report reads what Google showed for real queries. [Cannibalization](https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/cannibalization) under Meaning compares the pages' texts by meaning, from the crawl. A query split here between pages that are also a pair there is a strong case to resolve.

## States and messages

- **None** — the app says: "No query is split between pages." No query passes the rule above.
- **Limit reached** — the app says: "Search Console returned {n} page–query rows, its limit: the rarest pairs are not included." Added to the line under the title.
- **Old report** — the app says: "This report was fetched before losses and cannibalization were added. Press Refresh to fetch it again." A report saved by an older version.

## Related pages

- [Cannibalization](https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/cannibalization.md): The Cannibalization tab: groups of pages that say almost the same thing, the page to keep, the pages side by side and their text passage by passage.
- [Search Console: Performance](https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/search-console.md): GSC › Performance: Google clicks, impressions, CTR and position read-only, kept on this computer and shown with their date when you are offline or signed out.
- [Search Console: Query clusters](https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/gsc-query-clusters.md): GSC › Query clusters: up to 1000 Search Console queries grouped by meaning on this computer, with each cluster's clicks, position, pages and queries.
- [Search Console: Lost clicks](https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/gsc-lost-clicks.md): GSC › Lost clicks: pages that lost Google clicks over the last 28 days, the reason the numbers point at, the lost queries, and what the crawl found there.
- [Topics](https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/topics.md): The Topics tab: the site's pages grouped by meaning, with each topic's size, key terms, cohesion, internal linking, cannibal pairs and central page.