Does backlink juice last from duplicate content?
One comment there says: "In fact, if you submit an article to 100 directories, and it is published on them all, you will get credit for 100 links to start with. That will then gradually decrease, theoretically to one after a few months, but if you submit one each week, you will receive more links than are lost, and gradually build up a good PageRank and Google listing irrespective of 'duplicate content'."
Is this true? I mean it would make sense if google de-indexes a lot of the dupe content after a while (which is not penalizing) but question is if the backlinks get discounted then too? Isn't it possible that as long as google can crawl pages (vs actually indexing them) it will recognize and count the backlinks of these pages?
Another example: Having several social profiles across web 2.0 with the same bio text and backlinks. Obsviously google would see dupe content after a while and probably only index a portion of these profiles. But will it still accumulate/maintain the backlink juice from each single profile?
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