Duplicate content on the same page...

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Hi,

Do you know of any tools to check if a page contains duplicate content on the page itself?

I have duplicated sections of my site. They're only visible for mobile users, but in the source code I guess spiders can still see them.

The page is a salesletter so there's still about 60-70% unique content on it. But I still worry...

Thanks
#search engine optimization #content #duplicate #page
  • Not sure what exactly you are asking. It sounds like you are saying that there is a possibility that you are repeating the same things over and over on the same page.

    If not that, I'm not sure what you are asking.
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    • Yes, that's what I'm asking.

      For example 2 headlines are exactly the same but one will only show to desktop users. The other has different margins, etc., shows to mobile users only.

      I have whole paragraphs "cloned" this way not just headlines.
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  • Go to your dashboard and work from the back. Change from visual to HTML and find out if there is some writing that is double. I hope this helps. I would also check if there is redundancy like a split page. Click to delete the split.
  • Does any user seeing the both of your content? I mean mobile or desktop.
  • The site is designed with Elementor, it's responsive. But fyi in the html code everything is visible when you access site in desktop. The mobile stuff is only hidden but it's still in the html code. That's the way responsive works.

    So since spiders can see the html code, I'm wondering if this can cause dupe content
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    • It will show up as duplicate. You can confirm it in the text-only version in the Google cache.

      That's not how responsive designs work.

      In Elementor, you don't want to hide sections on desktop and then duplicate and redesign them for mobile. Instead, when you are styling sections you hit the mobile icon and change the settings for mobile.

      Also in Elementor I would recommend using some kind of menu plugin and not use the Elementor menu. It duplicates the menu for mobile devices so you have a bunch of wasted links on every page. Even worse for sites with big menus.
  • You can check the content duplicity in the plagiarism checker tool. In this tool, you can easily know the source of content duplicity also.

    Thank you.
  • Just do one thing check your competitors unique content, if your competitor already in ranking and have 70% unique content then its'ok . Just do it.
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  • Eliminate any form of duplicate content. If ever you are confused, just use an SEO audit tool.
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    • Well that is just stupid. Duplicate content is not always bad. Google does not care about duplicate content anywhere near as much as people claim they do.
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  • So many types of plagiarism tool that helps to check the duplicate content. you can try that to find out the duplicate content.
  • So you can check the duplicate content is "cloned" and different types of plagiarism tools like seosmalltools, plagiarismdetector net, etc.
  • It is not understandable why you need two different pages when you have created a responsive website with the help of the Elementor tool. It automatically sets the content part so there is no need to hide anything. Also, why you need to write it twice as you can give a specific format for mobile and desktop via HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
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  • you check your content uniqueness if 80% unique than good.
  • Sometimes the same content appearing in two sections is unavoidable. If you want to keep the same content on each section, you can apply the canonical tag to your backend. It would help to restrict Google bots from crawling.
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  • You can go with Copyscape. It's a useful tool and will help you to resolve the problem as well. Copyscape is an online plagiarism detection service that checks whether similar text content appears elsewhere on the web.
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    • Why would he check with Copyscape? It is his site, he knows there's duplicate content (same content on several of his pages).


      Read his question again.


  • You can find duplicate content on your website via; Using external tools, such as Siteline, Screaming Frog, Semrush, Copyscape , etc. Searching on Google using "" Doing "site search"
    ...
    There are many tools available to check the duplicate content such as:
    Siteliner.
    Small SEO Tools.
    Copyscape.
  • Yes, all you need is to compare the two pages. copyscape compare will help you to see that with great ease.
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