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Actual for You - Google's Take On Duplicate Content
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Which Page Do You Want Ranked?
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What Is And What Is Not Duplicate Content?
A big part of the duplicate content debate has always been the question of what is and what is not considered to be duplicate content. Google describes it as being:
“…substantive blocks of content within or across domains that either completely match other content or are appreciably similar.”
Perhaps the most important section of this quote is the first word “substantive”. One or two words, or even as in the instance above, a moderate quote taken from the page of another website is not deemed as being duplicate content. In fact, the post goes on to reiterate that very point stating that, as examples, translations and quotes would not be considered duplicate.
The Duplicate Content Penalty
The most poignant section of the post points out that Google appreciates that there are genuinely viable uses of duplicate content. The example given is the publishing of “regular” and “printer” versions of pages or articles. In these cases where the Google algorithms can find no malicious intent to manipulate the search engines, they will list and rank only one page. This means that while a penalty of sorts is applied to one page, it is far more forgiving than many believe.
Which Page Do You Want Ranked?
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What Is And What Is Not Duplicate Content?
A big part of the duplicate content debate has always been the question of what is and what is not considered to be duplicate content. Google describes it as being:
“…substantive blocks of content within or across domains that either completely match other content or are appreciably similar.”
Perhaps the most important section of this quote is the first word “substantive”. One or two words, or even as in the instance above, a moderate quote taken from the page of another website is not deemed as being duplicate content. In fact, the post goes on to reiterate that very point stating that, as examples, translations and quotes would not be considered duplicate.
The Duplicate Content Penalty
The most poignant section of the post points out that Google appreciates that there are genuinely viable uses of duplicate content. The example given is the publishing of “regular” and “printer” versions of pages or articles. In these cases where the Google algorithms can find no malicious intent to manipulate the search engines, they will list and rank only one page. This means that while a penalty of sorts is applied to one page, it is far more forgiving than many believe.
Which Page Do You Want Ranked?
Enabling the search algorithms to determine the page to rank and the page to ig
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“…substantive blocks of content within or across domains that either completely match other content or are appreciably similar.”
Perhaps the most important section of this quote is the first word “substantive”. One or two words, or even as in the instance above, a moderate quote taken from the page of another website is not deemed as being duplicate content. In fact, the post goes on to reiterate that very point stating that, as examples, translations and quotes would not be considered duplicate.
The Duplicate Content Penalty
The most poignant section of the post points out that Google appreciates that there are genuinely viable uses of duplicate content. The example given is the publishing of “regular” and “printer” versions of pages or articles. In these cases where the Google algorithms can find no malicious intent to manipulate the search engines, they will list and rank only one page. This means that while a penalty of sorts is applied to one page, it is far more forgiving than many believe.
Which Page Do You Want Ranked?
Enabling the search algorithms to determine the page to rank and the page to ig
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The Duplicate Content Penalty
The most poignant section of the post points out that Google appreciates that there are genuinely viable uses of duplicate content. The example given is the publishing of “regular” and “printer” versions of pages or articles. In these cases where the Google algorithms can find no malicious intent to manipulate the search engines, they will list and rank only one page. This means that while a penalty of sorts is applied to one page, it is far more forgiving than many believe.
Which Page Do You Want Ranked?
Enabling the search algorithms to determine the page to rank and the page to ig
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Which Page Do You Want Ranked?
Enabling the search algorithms to determine the page to rank and the page to ignore could prove dangerous at best. In some circumstances, for instance when republishing free website content, there is little you can do to control whether your page is ranked or whether the source page is ranked. In the case of the printer and the regular pages, though, you can (and should) use the robots.txt file or the noindex Meta tag to instruct the search engine spider.
More Harsh Penalties Do Exist
While it may seem like Google does not take duplicate content as seriously as many first thought, they may implement site wide penalties where appropriate. If the algorithm determines that duplicate content is used in a way to manipulate the search engines or deceive visitors then Google they may “make appropriate adjustments in the indexing and ranking of the sites involved”.
The Most Likely Outcome
Generally speaking the only penalty your site is likely to incur is that the page that contains duplicate content will not be ranked. You may also find that if you have two pages containing the same information then Google ranks the one you deem to be less important ignoring the other.
Conclusion
The use of free website content taken from willing websites has often been used as a way to populate sites. It provides good information and Webmasters are able to pick up content that is engaging for their reader. Obviously, if the page isn’t being ranked because of the duplicate content filter then this means no benefit in terms of search engine ranking but it does still provide value to visitors. The dup
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