There is another very interesting comment from René

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And you would have just put the link like that, and now you can just use rel=”sponsored” and that’s logical. Neele: Then, let's go back to the other questions. We have a question, what do you think about using canonical tags to solve keyword cannibalization? Nora: A lot. Very much. If you set a canonical tag to prevent keyword cannibalism, you are basically doing everything right. What you have to pay attention to is that Google can also ignore canonical tags. When Google says the two pages are not exactly the same.

So Canonical Tag is really intended for when pages are actually the same, not when Special Data they somehow have some overlap. In a case like this, if there are actually different topics that you just, hand on heart, haven't worked out well enough, you should start there and sharpen the focus on each side, and then really get two different sides. And you should also be aware that you can actually optimize various pages on a long-tail basis, yes? So three words or something. Felix: You just have to be clear about the hierarchy, which is really the most important thing for the short-tail keyword. Nora: Exactly, exactly.



Felix: That you really only define the strongest side. Nora: Exactly, I always like to use examples that I see, I'm currently looking at Felix, so if you now have a page on sweaters and a page on men's sweaters and from me another page on men's sweaters red, yes, Because it might have a huge search volume and somehow bring traffic for you, then you shouldn't necessarily canonize them to each other because they are already different content. That's what I wanted to say. Neele:  and he writes that he thinks it's a shame that so many webmasters are afraid of linking, afraid of DoFollow.