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Content that appears on several pages

Learn what is checked in this report and how to fix any issues found

In this report you will find an overview of text blocks that are used on several pages of your website.

For this analysis, each text block found on your website is normalized and saved. If the same text block appears on several pages, it is detected and displayed here.

Notes, disclaimers, etc. that appear on a large number of your pages will not be taken into account.

Why you should avoid using duplicate text blocks:

Each page should be unique and tailored to its target keyword. This will ensure that the content is as relevant as possible. That's why you should avoid using duplicate text blocks or generic content.

If very long text blocks are used multiple times on your website, you may also run into problems with duplicate content. For example, if you use long snippets of blog posts on the category pages or the home page of your blog, this could have a negative effect on the rankings of the actual blog posts.

This is because Google has to decide which of these pages should appear in the search results if both a category page and a blog post contain relevant content for a keyword. As a consequence, it may choose the wrong one.

How to fix these problems:

As a general rule, you should avoid using generic text that is used on multiple pages. Create unique content for each subpage instead.

To avoid duplicate content problems, keep the preview text of blog articles or similar as short as possible.

Special case: cookie banners

Cookie banners displayed on all subpages of a website are not problematic from an SEO perspective and are therefore automatically recognized by Seobility and ignored in the analysis.

However, to be safe, you can add the "data-nosnippet" attribute to your cookie banner. This will ensure that Seobility does not analyze this part of the HTML code.

Google also recommends using this attribute if you want certain parts of a page's HTML code to be ignored and not displayed in the search result snippet.

More information on unique content and duplicate content:


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