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Пару дней назад в iGaming chat разыгралась история невероятной щедрости после попытки отмены Евгения Юрьевича. Если в трех словах, то Евгению Иванову «накидали» денег.
Редакции стало интересно, кто и сколько реально перевел. Полностью разобрали ситуацию, каждый платеж, получилось интересно.
По схеме переводов можно кликать. @cparip
https://cpa.rip/articles/unprecedented-generosity/
PS: За происходящим было интересно наблюдать, Евгений хорош)
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Редакции стало интересно, кто и сколько реально перевел. Полностью разобрали ситуацию, каждый платеж, получилось интересно.
По схеме переводов можно кликать. @cparip
https://cpa.rip/articles/unprecedented-generosity/
PS: За происходящим было интересно наблюдать, Евгений хорош)
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Over-clustering causes self-competition on 16 percent of pages
Clustering too loosely makes your own pages fight. We audited 350 sites and counted queries where two of their pages traded ranks. Cannibalization = two of your URLs competing for one query.
— Sites with measurable cannibalization: 61 percent
— Pages affected per site: 16 percent
— Median rank loss vs consolidation: 4 positions
— Most common cause: splitting one intent into two pages
When two pages target the same intent, Google alternates them and neither stabilizes. So what: cluster by intent, not by keyword. If two terms share 4+ top-10 URLs, they are one page. Merging the weaker into the stronger typically recovers 4 positions.
Benchmark of the week: 6 in 10 sites cannibalize at least one query.
Clustering too loosely makes your own pages fight. We audited 350 sites and counted queries where two of their pages traded ranks. Cannibalization = two of your URLs competing for one query.
— Sites with measurable cannibalization: 61 percent
— Pages affected per site: 16 percent
— Median rank loss vs consolidation: 4 positions
— Most common cause: splitting one intent into two pages
When two pages target the same intent, Google alternates them and neither stabilizes. So what: cluster by intent, not by keyword. If two terms share 4+ top-10 URLs, they are one page. Merging the weaker into the stronger typically recovers 4 positions.
Benchmark of the week: 6 in 10 sites cannibalize at least one query.