What is duplicate content? Will Google penalize for duplicate content?
If you copy and republish someone’s article, will you get punished? or at worst, anger the God of Google?
Everyone is confused and worried about the duplicate content penalty.
According to search engine land, one of the most trusted voices in the business of search engine optimization, it’s overhyped. It’s one of the most prevalent misnomer being bandied about.
We are schooled and made to believe that there is a penalty for republishing dupe contents where in fact, there is no such thing as duplicate content penalty. It is a policy more than a penalty.
Being the dominant search engine, such a policy by Google is necessary to police and maintain the quality of its search index. One that is free from search engines spams that are commonly referred to as low-quality pages with little value to people, created solely for search engine rankings.
What is Duplicate Content?
From the horse mouth, here what Google says
Duplicate content generally refers to substantive blocks of content within or across domains that either completely match other content or are appreciably similar. Mostly, this is not deceptive in origin.
Duplicate content on a site is not grounds for action on that site unless it appears that the intent of the duplicate content is to be deceptive and manipulate search engine results.
What Justin Brooke says?
Nothing bad can happen to anyone, there is no secret scoreboard where people are losing Google points for dupe contents. Unless, it’s done with the intent to manipulate the search engines.
In this video below, Justin Brooke from SiteFling.com demystifies one of the SEO misconceptions and shares with us his thoughts on duplicate contents penalty.
So is it a penalty or policy?
Watch the video below and you’ll get the whole story. You’ll love this BIG guy as much as I do.
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For a measly $1, yes one dollar, you can learn everything you need to know about SEO from one of the great internet marketers, Justin Brooke and uncover the hidden truth.
If you are new to the concept of SEO, do yourself a big favor, go and get it. It could well be the best $1 you’ve ever spent online. You don’t get stuffs like this for a dollar everyday.
Thanks, Brian for the heads up.
Conclusion
Google is working very hard to maintain its search results as unique as possible using a complex algorithm and in order to do so, it creates a ‘filter’ to weed out any articles considered non-unique, or what we often refer to as duplicate content. In most cases, it doesn’t.
Let me give you one great example of duplicate contents where both pages appears on the search results, though one ranks higher than the other. Well, it doesn’t take a genius to figure out which one.
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2. Plagiarism is the highest form of flattery.
Suffice to say, there isn’t a penalty here. In fact, the more sites that publish my article, the more credibility I have in the eyes of Google.
So is it a penalty or policy?
In rare cases, Google will perceive your dupe contents as an intent to manipulate its ranking and ignore your contents, in which case it will remove them from the index and no longer appear in search results. But that doesn’t equal to penalty - it’s just a filter.
In closing, I’m not here with an intent to advocate the use of duplicate contents. Unique contents no doubt stand a better chance of ranking higher in the search engines results. I’m merely proving to you that duplicate content has been and always will be a natural part of the web so get over it.
What do you say?
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Nice post.
No one wants to have duplicate content. It’s plagiarism and that itself is terrible. I would advocate Google if they started banning duplicated content. It would remove a lot of websites that have duplicated content and are getting rankings for it.
Hey Trevor
I think Google is smart enough to filter and identify which of the contents are more relevant to the searchers and remove the dupe eventually. It may not be a total removal, perhaps rank those that are more relevant higher than dupes, I suppose.
Yan
There is a difference from duplicate content and spam blogging. Of course there are many sites just ripping off other websites by copying their article to their own site and not giving credit to its original writer, but what Justin states makes perfect sense. I’m sure Google will on its “duplicate content policy” over time and start to penalize sploggers much more than worry about “duplicate content”
Yes, David. Google never stay on one algorithm for long. I bet there will be changes in the pipeline but for now, a filter is in place for, in your own words, spam blogging.
Interesting myth buster :) What I hear is not just about copying content from elsewhere to your blog or vice versa but having same content (by default blog structure) on our own blog can kill us. For example, if you use ‘index,follow’ meta tags on both single posts and archives/category pages using the same it is kinda considered duplicates! They even suggest to use nofollow for archives/categories…
Let me see if I need to spend a dollar..
Cheers,
Ajith
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I figure you skip the video too. It says specifically that you can’t replicate the same contents on your site over and over again. That’s duplicates. In a way, what you hear is right.
It is very hard to figure out which one is original and which one is duplicate.
How do you think google complex algorithm can make out?
I think sometimes there may be case where the duplicated content gets better search rank than the original content.
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Nihar
Google assumes the first one crawled by the bot as original while those that arrive later are dupes. Take a look at Digg which is a complete web of dupe contents.
Google crawls its contents every minute, if not second, so naturally it places more relevancy on the submitted rather than the original article itself. In most cases, the article is ranked lower than that of Digg’s.
Well, we are too ignorant of what the algorithm is. How can we ever comprehend the brains of 1000 PhDs working for Google?
Yan
Wow that’s by far the best write up yet! You really have a kick… uhh… Very cool blog here. I like how you showed the whole story and added in some proof.
Hey Big Guy
Good to see ya here and thanks for the compliment. Well, it isn’t as cool as the way you say, Sitefliiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnng.com.
Yan
Well…i always believe in genuine and unique content to be posted. Our readers would know whether the content is written 100% originally or copy&paste thing….
As outsourcing like copy writing is getting nowadays, i would advised to get Copyscape services to trace for any duplicate content or plagiarism..
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Hey Cupid
You bet it is. Nothing beats originality. However, if you are into multiple micro niche sites, it’s too time-consuming to write unique articles for each niche. Usually, rewritten PLR articles or outsourcing make more sense in this case.
I’m worried no more about plagiarism now. The more people are using my articles, the more credible I’m in the eyes of the big G.
Yan
So someone duplicate your post.. It has only one thing. Your article was so great.
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Well, Hussein… To me, it’s the highest form of flattery.. ;)
Hey great article. I also agree that articles should be original but if I find an interesting article that I’d like to share on my blog I don’t see a problem as long as the proper credit is given icluding the author bio.
You are right! Ethically-speaking, proper credit is given when it’s due. That’s the whole business of article marketing.
Thanks for dropping by, Luca. Welcome to the community.
Personally Yan whether you call it a filter or a penalty I believe it does exists because I have experienced the negative effects of someone else stealing my content and passing it off as their own first hand. This in turn made my search rankings plummet. This is what inspired me to write the article. Combating Online Plagiarism It’s is really quite upsetting when you spend hours and hours writing quality content only to have some unscrupulous webmaster simply copy it from you because they are too lazy to write content themselves. Now that being said I also believe that Google treats articles submitted to articles directories differently than duplicate website content.
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Hey Gerard
I’d like to reiterate the fact (someone did actually mention it on the comment below)…. at the end of the day, it doesn’t matter whether you are the ori or dupe, who has more links pointing to it wins the day and ranks higher in the SERP.
….believe that Google treats articles submitted to articles directories differently than duplicate website content.
I’d like to believe so.
Yan
As our friend in the video said, duplicate content penalty is a big ‘myth’, I mean just looking at ‘joke’ sites you can see that the same joke appear again and again, yet the same joke will rank for it self in google. The same principle applies to all the social media sites.
Regarding duping via your own site, yes it is possible, but grab platinum or allinone seo plugin and your good to go!
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Joke aside, you’ve got it, Donace but how does Platinum SEO come into the picture? Am I missing something here?
You can tick the check boxes to avoid dupe content in key areas on your own blog.
Very handy indeed.
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Actually - Google never penalize any site for duplicate contents, if goggle finds an article at two different locations it only index the page with high PageRank and ignore (kick out) all other clone of it.
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Let me just add one more point to what you’ve just said, in situation where both have no PageRank, usually one that has more inbound links should, theoretically, rank higher than the other. Anyway, thanks for sharing your input, Shanker.
Nice post Yan. Thanks for the mention. You did some nice research. It’s funny that we hear rumors floating around the net and wonder how true they are and don’t do the research. I never even thought about checking Google’s policy right on their site. I’m glad you did. Nice job.
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Thanks for the compliment, Brian. When I read your article, I hesitated no more and downloaded the ebook. I’ve finished it in one sitting and I thought, “hey I should share this with my readers”.
Duplicate content is just one of the Google myths and misconceptions. The other lies are worthy of a mention too. I wonder how many actually bother to download the ebook and read it.
Justin Brooke may not be the most popular SEO guy but the gurus usually don’t share their secrets openly and that’s the difference. Plus, he is one heck of a funny guy.
Yan,
Excellent post. Very good information. One of the greatest problems in the learning curve for beginner bloggers are the myths dealing with SEO.
I will also check the book.
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Thanks, Roberto and welcome to the community. Come back and let me know what you think of the ebook. It could be the best a-dollar investment yet.
Nice article Yan and it is good to demystify the Google duplicate content penalty. I personally own websites that are some sort of “news aggregator”. The content is generated automatically from rss feeds so in a way it is not unique, but the websites still bring value to the visitors and I rank very well in search engines. So yeah, I tend to agree with the conclusion that the duplicate content penalty is a myth.
Nice one! ;)
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Thanks for support, Ben. I hope it does clear certain doubts people have about dupe contents. Still originality and link building couldn’t be taken off the equation.
Well, duplicate content is definitely a much debated item when it comes to internet marketing. My own experience is that if you grab duplicate content, say like an article from EZA and post it on your site AND then get more links, that you can pretty much take the SE position and the original article will go to the supplemental index.
However, as the article gets popular, EZA will add its own internal backlinks as well causing you to basically try to find links that are of equal authority to EZA.
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Hey froggy
This is exactly what I’ve trying to say. Perhaps, I didn’t really make it clear in my article. It doesn’t matter which one is dupe, the conventional wisdom of link building still rules. The one with the most backlinks will ranks higher in search engines.
At least that’s what my experiment proves so. Thanks for sharing it with us here. What you’ve said makes sense, pal. Link building remains the time-tested method of SEO.
Yan
Sooooo he basically took the Google blog article and turned it into a video….?
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Well, there is more to Justin Brooke than just that video alone. You need to figure it out yourself, buddy.
Of course, but we are discussing the video here. :)
I’ve heard enough of him in the last few days, that I will be looking further. ;)
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I think Google can’t do anything for this. It is basically a matter of how quickly it indexes pages from both the two sites. If site A writes original article but Google first indexes site B which is a duplicate, then it shouldn’t penalized the original one.
The only thing that matters here is the link back. If site B gives a link to the original article, then Google may understand that site A is the Original one.
But you can always report to Google if you find such cases of plagiarism
(btw Yan, if you have noticed, that guy is also a “smiling Blogger” haha!)
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It is basically a matter of how quickly it indexes pages from both the two sites.
That’s how Digg has a PR8 and usually ranks higher than the original article.
….that guy is also a “smiling Blogger” haha!
That actually makes me smile.
I get scraped a lot, but Google is usually pretty good at sorting out the rightful owner of the content. So, if you do a search for a phrase from my post, my site shows up and the thief’s site doesn’t.
I have had a few times though where someone else gets indexed before I do and gets credit for my content, which is really aggravating. I think articles are a little different, but have a strong dislike for the spammy scrapers who use content, without linking back to the owner.
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On a couple occasions, it happened to me too but once I worked on internalizing my links, my rank would shoot higher than the scrapers. Got scraped? Increase your inbound links and that should do the trick.
Now we see the power of rumors making this “duplicate content penalty” seems so real. Too many bloggers are mis-leading the crowd on this. Great to see you debunk this myth Yan. Great job.
Wei Liang
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Didn’t we always say, “the blind will lead the blind”…. Thanks for the compliment. Wei Liang.
You have my thumbs up here too Yan!
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Nice post Yan, glad to finally see this put in the dirt.
Lately I have seen people ask a lot about the Google Duplicate Content myth, im just gonna send them all here :P
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Thanks, pal. Hey, I love your keyword, “Blog for Bloggers” I almost use that one myself…. I guess I’m gonna keep it in the drawer for now. Good to see ya again and appreciate the sending.
This was really a great post. As a novice at SEO, I was under the impression that duplicate content was a big no-no. This clears up a lot…and I think Justin is a good guy too.
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I would say that there is a self-correcting system in place, in that individuals that duplicate content on purpose, in order to make their site look more fulfilling and active, run into certain problems on their own. They end up less motivated to produce original content, since they have gotten used to taking another person’s material. Also, someone that noticed that their material was being directly copied would probably spread the news around. Google appears to be fairly appropriate in their current policy.
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Google appears to be fairly appropriate in their current policy.
I concur Google needs to be fairly appropriate in their future policy. Thanks for the input, pal and welcome back.
Damn, Yan, you deliver the highest-quality content, and great design with a friendly atmosphere and (most importantly) you deliver a fun user experience!
I loved the post, and great video from Justin Brooke, who is great source authority for the topic. You’ve obviously done your research to bring a well rounded article. This seems to me more like professional journalism. I guess, that is essentially what blogging is.
My opinion about duplicate content is simply; don’t do it. Even as a site flipping junky, I create content for micro niche blogs, but do what most people do edit 40% of PLR articles. This to me is not duplicate, because it’s at least said in a new way, but still the same information.
Sometimes I think it’s important to step back and look at what the Internet really is, and what we want it to be. Right now we are bloggers, creating unique publications, imagine if the internet was entirely comprised of rich content from passionate writers?
It’s just like when you go to the grocery store, you get so caught up in different types of foods that you forget your essential goal is to get nutritional vitamins, minerals and protein for your body. We get distracted sometimes and end up polluting the vessel we love, i.e. our body or the internet.
So in conclusion, we should really strive to be passionate about the content we’re writing whenever we write it. Even if it’s for a small Hawaii Coastal Hotels niche blog. You should at least care about the content and write it for the benefit of the next generation of human beings, not “internet users”
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What an awesome comment and a nice analogy! Your perspective of dupe contents is appreciated here. I’m with you on the need for originality. Even PLR article has to be re-written for that matter while still keeping its core message.
I can’t imagine the worst when everything we find on the web are the exact duplicated copies of one another. If there is no tighter policing on the part of search engines, the day will come.
Anyway, thanks for dropping by, Wynter. Hope you’ll stick around longer.
Yan
I don’t think it could ever get to the point of finding totally duplicate content that it becomes hard to find original content. In a decade Google will be an entirely different search engine as the Internet will have changed.
I think we’re integrating to a more Internet-based society, so problems like duplicate content may start to disappear as more people rely on new up-to-date content.
I’ll be around for a while too :) But I’m new, not sure if my blog is even indexed yet. haha
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Excellent stuff, thanks.
The duplicate content on the same site issue is sometimes completely valid. As users site search technology gets better, this dup content thing will need to be fixed.
Great post Yan.
But this kinda doesn’t trouble me. As I only write quality and unique content, and have never done any plagiarism. Still there are people who do that, and somehow they must be “stopped”, they are the ones who make internet useless.
But then again, everyone has the rights to choose how they would like to run their business.
Anyway, great post Yan.
Cheers,
The Moneyac
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Thanks, pal. I wager on the possibility that the big G or other search engines are working on something to improve our search experience.
Dupe contents will be gone if they are getting out of hand but for now, everything is still fine. I can still find what I want on the web - on Google at least.
Yeah you’re right Yan, it’s way over hyped. Though you still shouldn’t make it a regular habit, people make way to big a deal over it. Once I even posted the same post over again, Exactly the same, and nothing happened. I wanted to see if it would effect my search engine rankings, but it didn’t effect anything. I’m getting better rankings now then ever before. Thanks for debunking this myth.
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Well, Jonathan
Be careful of what you are doing. It’s perfectly fine if it’s for experimental purposes but as Armen said above, “They end up less motivated to produce original content, since they have gotten used to taking another person’s material.”
Once you lose your motivation to go back to the basics, you’re doing it at the expense of your readers. Of course, I believe you know what you are doing, are you not?
Yan
Yes Yan I do, and I really wouldn’t recommend anybody to do that. But the post was more then a year old, and I was curious to see if anybody would realize what I’d done. Nobody did, and I got a lot more comments on the new post, about how helpful it was. So it was an interesting experiment, though I’m not advocating for other people to do that.
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I’m sure you do. On one particular occasion I dig deep into my archive and rejuvenate my old article. It was a good article but the only traffic I had then was myself so reactive and rewritten the article kinda brought the dead alive.
yeah that’s the part I like best about it, bringing the dead to life. It’s so depressing knowing that within a week your post will be buried among the archives. I wish there wasn’t any risk for reposting old posts.
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Great post.
Duplicate content is sometimes a nice placeholder on newer websites…….placeholder until that content can ultimately be replaced with original content.
Google is really bidirectional from its decisions, some times they state different and some times…. Gods knows.
Content theft is majorly done by new bloggers who dont know about the actual blogging or actual SEO tactics.
My step against them was my own Wordpress plugin, called WP-Copyprotect. :)
Nice and informative post…
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I don’t think websites should be penalized for duplicate content. Sometimes it isn’t even the bloggers fault because some services such as digg or bloggingzoom.com post a large block of the post.
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Unfair, huh? Digg has always gained the upper hand in the eyes of search engines. By the time, the original article is indexed by Google, it’s already considered dupe.
Well, I don’t digg my own article so by the time someone digg it, it’s already been indexed.
I think the main poitn is duplicate content in an article directory on on digg is much different than duplicate content that someone plaigerizes. The penalty should be for plagiarism.
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Thanks Yan,
I did not know this, I too thought like most others if you were caught with your pants down Google would banish you to limbo land.
I agree with the policy as I think it has the readers best interests at heart and that has to be worth something.
Hey Peter
Thanks for dropping by and welcome to the community. In fact, there are many myths and misconceptions about Google, dupe content is just one of them.
Yan
That’s the first I’ve heard that Digg is considered duplicate content. I usually try to be the first to digg my posts to make is easier for readers to digg. That way they just have to click once rather than going through the entire submission process. I don’t think I’ve been penalized for it. I’ll have to look into that.
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Yan
Nice, thanks for sharing that video. Interesting, in the academic world, if you take someone content, ideas or thought line without citing the proper sources- It’s called stealing! Guess what happens? You are punished, period. The professor will fail you. If people have to resort to stealing other people’s content, come on folks- give me freakin break!
Protect yourself, give credit when due by citing your sources. It should be clear, if you’re citing sources that your not spamming by trying to post duplicate content. If folks were transparent, for example, like certain organizations or companies, when their practices are called into question because it appears something shady is happening… it’s not a concern if your open about what you’re doing and where your money is going. :)
As a blogger, if you create unique content and cite your sources when writing about other people’s content or whatever, then you shouldn’t have to worry. Be honest, have ethics- don’t plagiarize, PERIOD!
:)
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Lol you’re right, I do love that big guy. So enthusiastic. Good stuff. Cheers!
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Hi Yan,
Interesting article. I’ve always preached unique content because Google likes it better than duplicate. Meaning exactly what you said… they just won’t index your dup content. I don’t know if you can call that a penalty but it definitely is not beneficial.
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Great post, Yan, and I’m glad to see you tackle the topic. I can’t remember who I had the debate with on this one, but we were talking about the decision on how much content one should show on their blog main page because of the worry about duplicate content. To me, worrying about it will drive you crazy, and since it’s not really multiple pages with the same content, don’t worry about it, as long as your content is bringing something positive to your site.
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Two statements I came across on duplicate contents are:
1.I almost sensed double talk there in their response.Google might not say “your a bad boy since you have duplicate content” but they don’t put any value into it either.
2.I have another blog that I do absolutely nothing with and it is filled with duplicate content. Actually 90% of the post are duplicate content and in 3 months with almost no visitors it now has a PR of 1. That one link I just posted might be the only backlink the blog has on the internet. If it was being ignored due to duplicate content it wouldn’t have any rank, but it does.
Food for thought….
Peter Lee
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thanks for the article, i still try to avoid dupe content as i dont want to be beet down by big g
Yeh, I used to think that there was a duplicate content penalty until I read through the Google documentation.
It is more of a guideline than anything else. And unless you are trying to spam, you are not likely to be majorly affected.
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I used to worry about duplicate content until I realized that it was more a matter of links and site authority for a subject than the content itself. One of my favorite examples are lyric sites, dozens of them with exactly the same content but the most relevant links with authority for the keyword wins. I’ve also done a few experiments with PLR articles on OpTempo and I’ve been able to get to page #1 in Google.
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Thanks for dropping by, Frank. You know I always value your opinions.
Just to quote one of your comment on another blog,
You are correct in that Google gets confused about the original owner. I’ve had that problem with a scrapper who was grabbing my content and who had an old domain that Google had given some authority to for some crazy reason. I found that building high quality, niche related, links quickly after a new post put my original content ahead of the scraper although we were both on page 1. Before I started doing that, I was on like page 83 of results.
In similar situation, what method of link building do you recommend, that’s high quality, niche related and quick?
Yan
Thanks, Yan. I have said it several times to my subscribers and members that there’s no penalty, only filter. But hey - the filter can indeed hurt too, especially when it comes to article marketing. But for this, article spinning (done right) can come to the rescue. Yes, I always like to say article spinning can and should be done RIGHT, if one is to get the best results from it. I don’t support nor do I advise people to engage in article spinning and produce junk content just because they want to avoid the duplicate content penalty. Thanks for sharing.
Google don’t give importance to the website which uses content from other websites.
thank you for share this information, I coming to your blog looking for information about this, I’m new into the world of blogs and I am trying to understand how everything is handled here, your post is very useful to me
Hey Sol
Thanks for coming by. If there is anything I could be of help, please do not hesitate to drop me an email. Oh, welcome to TSB. Glad to have you around.
Yan
On Duplicate Content issue google and yahoo both mutually working to filter websites.
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Great post Yan. I’m glad someone has finally decided to put some of these SEO myths to rest. If bloggers just concentrate on writing quality content then success isn’t too far behind.
I’ve come to find out that good SEO comes naturally in quality writing around a good niche.
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Google has fixed duplicate content filters.
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