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Uniqueness of article

by saadsr786
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Hi.

Please can you help how i can check my artical uniqueness.

When i enter my artical into google search bar it shows no result.

Its mean my artical is 100% unique?
#article #uniqueness
  • Profile picture of the author jessikaload
    use this copyscape.com
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  • Profile picture of the author jameswilliam724
    Yes using double quotes ("") and paste you one line content into Google's search box. If it shows some result that are appears in bold as in the google snippet.
    It is one of the way to check whether your content unique or not.
    I have found here some tools which may be useful for you. But i haven't tried all the tools.
    I am familiar with Copyscape and Small SEO tool .
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  • Profile picture of the author fpforum
    I always use copyscape myself, and really do think it's the best. You could try doing it the Google way with quotes, but that won't check the entire article really.. Your best bet is copyscape!
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  • Profile picture of the author vithobaaseo
    try these sites Siteliner - Find Duplicate Content on your site, duplichecker.com, copyscape.com or just copy the content and put it in google
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  • Profile picture of the author nettiapina
    Originally Posted by saadsr786 View Post

    Its mean my artical is 100% unique?
    That depends on what you mean by "unique". If you go by the useless definition of "no-one has used these words in this order" then yes, it's an unique article.

    However, almost nobody makes exact match searches to find something. Google is able to understand contexts and synonyms. If your article has an unique order of words that doesn't mean that Google sees it as unique, or that you'll rank.
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