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Hub You - When Will Duplicate Content Cause You Problems?
Barcode Printers come in various types, including general-purpose laser and inkjet printers. Then there are printers that support multiple symbologies. They are called Thermal bar code label printers. General-purpose laser and inkjet printers cannot directly print barcodes. That is because these basic printers do not support bar code symbologies and are therefore upgraded to do so. They need
I currently get over 17,000 results returned for that article. Look at each of the first 10 results. When I did it, all 10 were my article.
You can continue onto page 2 and check those results.
Surely if there was a duplicate content filter in place that penalised duplication of articles across web sites, we would not see this reprinti
To keep up to date on the latest techniques and information (and to spy on the conversion and marketing processes of others) I subscribe to a TON of newsletters, ezines and mailing lists.Well, from time to time (to keep my inbox borderline manageable) I go through and unsubscribe from any lists that are not sending quality information.I just got this response when I clicked the
If you pick up an article from an article directory and post it on your site, will your page/site be penalised?
From what I have read on forums and in emails recently, a lot of people think they will be penalised for using these articles. My own opinion on this is no, it wont get your page or site penalised.
The topic of duplicate content is often hotly debated on forums, and to be honest, I don't know where all the misinformation is coming from. People use the term "duplicate content filter" without applying any common sense to the situation.
As with anything related to SEO, the internet provides you with a laboratory to test your theories.
Let me describe a couple of my tests.
One of my articles was published on my own site. Google indexed the article, and my site was the only place with that article. Searching for the title, I was the only site listed in Google. I then submitted that article to ezinearticles.com. I waited for Google to find it, and then searched for my title again. Guess what? EzineArticles.com was listed as #1 and my site as #2. Even though Google knew the article originated from my site and therefore ezinearticles had "copied" it. Google still ranked the ezinearticles duplicate ahead of mine. If there is a duplicate content filter then it certainly did not apply to ezinearticles in this instance.
Not convinced?
I wrote an article some time ago and submitted it to several article directories. The title of the article was:
"How to Choose Keywords to Theme Your Pages and Boost Your Traffic"
Go to Google and search for it. Put the title inside quotations so that you only find pages with that exact phrase in them.
I currently get over 17,000 results returned for that article. Look at each of the first 10 results. When I did it, all 10 were my article.
You can continue onto page 2 and check those results.
Surely if there was a duplicate content filter in place that penalised duplication of articles across web sites, we would not see this reprintin
The use of cultural awareness training has increased rapidly in the majority of global companies over the last decade.My experience working in global companies in which effective cross-cultural functioning was critical, involved the devotion of considerable time and energies to ensuring that cultural training needs were identified and accommodated as necessary.This commitment to
As with anything related to SEO, the internet provides you with a laboratory to test your theories.
Let me describe a couple of my tests.
One of my articles was published on my own site. Google indexed the article, and my site was the only place with that article. Searching for the title, I was the only site listed in Google. I then submitted that article to ezinearticles.com. I waited for Google to find it, and then searched for my title again. Guess what? EzineArticles.com was listed as #1 and my site as #2. Even though Google knew the article originated from my site and therefore ezinearticles had "copied" it. Google still ranked the ezinearticles duplicate ahead of mine. If there is a duplicate content filter then it certainly did not apply to ezinearticles in this instance.
Not convinced?
I wrote an article some time ago and submitted it to several article directories. The title of the article was:
"How to Choose Keywords to Theme Your Pages and Boost Your Traffic"
Go to Google and search for it. Put the title inside quotations so that you only find pages with that exact phrase in them.
I currently get over 17,000 results returned for that article. Look at each of the first 10 results. When I did it, all 10 were my article.
You can continue onto page 2 and check those results.
Surely if there was a duplicate content filter in place that penalised duplication of articles across web sites, we would not see this reprinti
Everyone knows the value of free publicity. And given the opportunity, most businesses would jump at the chance to have a news article written about them, or to be covered by TV and radio stations.But the chances of those stories coming to you on their own are very slim. That’s why smart businesses go out of their way to create news, and bring free publicity to them. And it takes a lot
Not convinced?
I wrote an article some time ago and submitted it to several article directories. The title of the article was:
"How to Choose Keywords to Theme Your Pages and Boost Your Traffic"
Go to Google and search for it. Put the title inside quotations so that you only find pages with that exact phrase in them.
I currently get over 17,000 results returned for that article. Look at each of the first 10 results. When I did it, all 10 were my article.
You can continue onto page 2 and check those results.
Surely if there was a duplicate content filter in place that penalised duplication of articles across web sites, we would not see this reprinti
Etiquette advices have created amazing results for serious individual professionals and businesses who are serious about improving their confidence level and chances to succeed in their careers and social life.In any society or community, who you are shows in how you behave and also how you appear to others. How you look, talk, walk, sit, stand, eat and even how you feel, the sum of ho
Not convinced?
I wrote an article some time ago and submitted it to several article directories. The title of the article was:
"How to Choose Keywords to Theme Your Pages and Boost Your Traffic"
Go to Google and search for it. Put the title inside quotations so that you only find pages with that exact phrase in them.
I currently get over 17,000 results returned for that article. Look at each of the first 10 results. When I did it, all 10 were my article.
You can continue onto page 2 and check those results.
Surely if there was a duplicate content filter in place that penalised duplication of articles across web sites, we would not see this reprinti
Trade shows give you the opportunity to display and demonstrate your products or services. But for a lot of people, making a presentation can be a frightening and uncomfortable thing to do, however with some simple tips any such fears and anxieties can be replaced with confidence therefore making the whole experience very enjoyable.Let's now explore some basic fundamentals.tions so that you only find pages with that exact phrase in them.
I currently get over 17,000 results returned for that article. Look at each of the first 10 results. When I did it, all 10 were my article.
You can continue onto page 2 and check those results.
Surely if there was a duplicate content filter in place that penalised duplication of articles across web sites, we would not see this reprinting of my article across all these sites?
Using articles from article directory sites will not get your page penalised for duplicate content.
Where duplicate content will hurt you, is when you republish the same article (or parts of an article) on your site, several times (even if you change the main keyword running through the article). This penalty may also cause you problems if you publish the same article across multiple sites that you own (yes, Google knows which sites belong to the same webmaster).
Advice: If you make every page on every one of your sites unique, the duplicate content filters are not going to cause you problems.
What does the future hold? Well, it seems Microsoft are developing an algorithm to check for duplication of phrases within pages. This algorithm will find articles built around the same core phrases. Duplicate content filters are certainly getting smarter, so why not future-proof your sites now by adding unique, valuable content. It may take longer, but it will last longer too.
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