Duplicate Content ?

[DK7667]

Hi Warriors,

I need a very latest masters report on duplicate content for my subscribers.

I.E Does submitting articles to multiple article directories now fall under duplicate content?

Can the warrior EXPERTS in this field please advise?

Many thanks in advance.
















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[Alexa Smith]

Originally Posted by DK7667

Does submitting articles to multiple article directories now fall under duplicate content?

No.

It hasn't changed.

Duplicate content is still duplicate content, and syndicated content is still syndicated content.

You can't do your site any harm by submitting content originally published and indexed on it to article directories.

This thread will interest you, I think. (It's true that - like nearly all threads on this subject - there are one or two argumentative posts in it from people whose understanding of the subject leaves a little to be desired, but I think it's fairly clear which ones they are! ).

(You really do need to put that link at the end of your post into a signature-file, rather than having it in the text of your post, otherwise it may get you into trouble with the Moderators.)

[aaron_nimocks]

Answer is no but this is the most recent change dealing with content.

Google’s Algorithm Change: The Losers and Winners | Search Engine Journal

[JamesMSpacey]

Here ya go
Duplicate content - Webmaster Tools Help

[Mike McAleer]

duplicate content has always confused me as well.... i don't know when something is and isn't duplicate content because it can vary

[DK7667]

Originally Posted by Mike McAleer

duplicate content has always confused me as well.... i don't know when something is and isn't duplicate content because it can vary

Thanks for your honesty, same here, why can't it be crystal clear as to what the actual RULES REALLY ARE?

[Jonathan Beaton]

Originally Posted by DK7667

Thanks for your honesty, same here, why can't it be crystal clear as to what the actual RULES REALLY ARE?

Because Google's algorithm is flawed and not capable of properly dealing with duplicate content. They try to compensate for decencies via PR which is what leads to the confusion.

[O0o0O]

The content has to be at least 40% different than any other content, otherwise it will be in danger of being flagged as duplicate content.

[Jonathan Beaton]

Originally Posted by O0o0O

The content has to be at least 40% different than any other content, otherwise it will be in danger of being flagged as duplicate content.

LOL, idk where you got that 40% number from but I am guessing it was a dark and stinky place.

[DK7667]

Originally Posted by O0o0O

The content has to be at least 40% different than any other content, otherwise it will be in danger of being flagged as duplicate content.

No I am refering to 100% unique content being submitted to Multiple article directories.

[wendymay1]

There are all sorts of answers on this subject. Some people say no & others yes.

Christopher Knight the creator and Founder of Ezinearticles said this:

"...we only require that your article be exclusive to your NAME; It does not have to be exclusive to EzineArticles.com..."

Referring to Ezinearticles: Click on the link:

Defining “ORIGINAL CONTENT” and “EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS”

Her is also a Video recording by a Marketing Guru Chris Farrell:

http://www.chrisfarrellmembership.co...ned_simply.cfm

Hope this helps:

[seeyou]

yes it does to an extent but you will have to submit the article in your blog put or put on your site first before you sumit. Submit the same article to 20 article directory each with at list 4 little different article that you have spinned.

[Alexa Smith]

Originally Posted by O0o0O

The content has to be at least 40% different than any other content, otherwise it will be in danger of being flagged as duplicate content.

Do you make this stuff up as you go along, or what?

All that comes across from posts like this is your total lack of understanding of the meaning of the words "duplicate content" (in spite of links above to definitions of the term).

"Duplicate" content is not the same thing as "syndicated" content. "Original" content is not the same thing as "unique" content. These are precise words with precise meanings. With respect, having no understanding of their meanings is not a good place from which to try to advise others - it really isn't.

[Google.me]

course its duplicate content if sending the same article to different article sites just be omitted in goggles index not a penalty - a penalty if you get caught stealing other peoples content