Duplicate Content concern I've yet to see addressed
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A client asked me the other day a question about duplicate content that I couldn't answer so I told her I'd research it and get back to her. By 'research', I meant I'd turn to you guys and gals
She asked me about duplicate content and any perceived penalties. I told her that there really weren't any penalties - you just won't get credit for them and so on so forth. Then she asked me about the 'non-duplicate' elements of the page.
For example, say the same article is found on two or more different blogs. The article is the same, but all other page elements are different - footer links, sidebar blogrolls, etc. Is the entire page disregarded by Google because the content is identical to that found elsewhere on the web? Or, do the elements that are unique to the page still get indexed and count toward inbound link counts?
Thanks in advance.
MJ
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