What is considered Duplicate Content?

12 years ago

Actually you can't publish on your site the same article that you will submit to ezine articles, because they check manually for duplicate content.

You can create an article for you site and then write another on the same topic for ezine articles, then create a link to the first one.

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LarryC

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Yadira Barbosa

Actually you can't publish on your site the same article that you will submit to ezine articles, because they check manually for duplicate content.

You can create an article for you site and then write another on the same topic for ezine articles, then create a link to the first one.

Unless they've changed their policies recently, this isn't the case. They may check to make sure you aren't submitting the same content as someone else but you are free to publish the article on as many sites as you want and also on Ezinearticles.com.

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talfighel

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Yadira Barbosa

Actually you can't publish on your site the same article that you will submit to ezine articles, because they check manually for duplicate content.

You can create an article for you site and then write another on the same topic for ezine articles, then create a link to the first one.

I still have articles that I wrote a few years ago. First I added it to my website. Then I took that same article and submited it to Ezine articles. I also have a few here that are in the articles section of the warrior forum.

They all seem to be on the first page so I don't think that it is a major problem to publish your artilcle in 3-5 or more places.

I guess that some will disagree with me.

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John Romaine 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Yadira Barbosa

Actually you can't publish on your site the same article that you will submit to ezine articles, because they check manually for duplicate content.
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laurencewins

12 years ago

Duplicate content is self explanatory... more than one article that is the same and doesn't pass copyscape or other plagiarism checkers.

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Andre Slater 12 years ago

Originally Posted by laurencewins

Duplicate content is self explanatory... more than one article that is the same and doesn't pass copyscape or other plagiarism checkers.

Thanks I know what the literal definition of Duplicate content is, I am online marketer, but the more I investigate this topic the more I see different answers. This is why I asked the question and as you can see, there are a lot of different answers...

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Jackson Tan

12 years ago

I think that depends on how strict the site check your content.. I tried using a similar method initially but stopped since it wasn't getting results.. but some sites are very stringent in their checks.

Good luck Warrior~

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MissTerraK 12 years ago

Duplicate content is the same content on a single domain, not the same article across different domains.

Your 1-2-3 plan is fine, however, make sure after you publish the article on your site first, that it is indexed before posting to ezine articles. Oh, and there is no need to pay someone to mass submit your articles, 2 or 3 good sites should be fine.

There really is no need to spin or rewrite the article.

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Beverley Boorer

12 years ago

Yes, I understand from other posts written here that content is only duplicate if it is found on your own website more than once. So as long as you don't publish the same article on your website twice or more times it should be ok.

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DotComBum

12 years ago

If you 'cute and paste' something into your site or blog, then it's consider as duplicate content.

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preets

12 years ago

You can publish the articles first on your website , and then submit to ezinearticles and other article directories they will publish it without any problem because you are the author of the articles and you have full rights to publish them.
But you can't submit the same article to squidoo as they only accept unpublished articles.
I suggest you to first publish your articles on your website and then on ezinearticles.
I am doing it for years without any problem.

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robbhw

12 years ago

You can run your article through "Plagiarisma" (Free, but need to sign up an account). I find it is the best content checker, it catches a lot of other plagiarism checkers can't, including copyscape.

Plagiarisma can tell you the uniqueness of your articles with very good accuracy.

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fantazo

11 years ago

duplicate contain is possible if you lost your previous article to modify or edit purpose.

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MA Robinson

11 years ago

You can publish articles in your site and post it later on ezine articles as long as you are the author.

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paulgl 11 years ago

This thread is pathetic, but shows the insanity that people have
over duplicate content. They just quote or believe some idiotic
self proclaimed SEO guru who knows a guy who said so in some
blog....

Duplicate content, the penalty stuff, is the SAME stuff on your
website...done in such a way as to create multiple ways into
your website by cheating, shmoozing, and abusing search
engine algorithms. That's it. Nothing more, nothing less.

You can even put the SAME stuff on your website in multiple places!!!!
Just like amazon, ebay, wikipedia, yahoo, google, gasbuddy, (my gosh the list
is endless.....)

Get a grip people. Once and for all.

Paul
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yukon

Banned 11 years ago

There was a time when I would say duplicate content can only happen on the same domain, but all duplicate content isn't created equal.

If your copy/pasting (example) from Amazon product descriptions, that's most likely creating additional unnecessary competition for the page that your trying to rank.

Just saying...

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Pure affiliate sites consisting of content that appears in many other places on the web are unlikely to perform well in Google search results and may be negatively perceived by search engines.

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tjaysen70

11 years ago

If you add some of your won content above and below your sourced article..then it will be unique now. Always reference original article. And now you have a curated site with content that google loves.

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theAlbanianTechnician

11 years ago

I think you should research on the topic and write the article yourself.That will give points to your website by Google.It takes time but it's worth it.

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Tina Golden 11 years ago

Originally Posted by fantazo

duplicate contain is possible if you lost your previous article to modify or edit purpose.

This is when I wish there was a 'Say what?' button.
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larry05

11 years ago

If taken Google as a search engine, then duplicate content is considered as a spam for them and will ban the site forever or may penalize the site.

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jasonbrien 11 years ago

I am also disagree with submitting the same content on ezine articles which you have already submitted on your website. This is actually counts as a duplicate content.
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