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Flippa + Unique content question

by PLR Basket
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Hi everybody,

If I add articles I've previously released on ezinearticles to a blog, can I mark the content as unique when I sell it on Flippa? Thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author John Williamson
    I'd say no. Even though it's your content, it's not unique for that site.
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  • Profile picture of the author InitialEffort
    No, it's not unique.
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  • Profile picture of the author TeamGlobal
    Originally Posted by Chris Moore View Post

    Hi everybody,

    If I add articles I've previously released on ezinearticles to a blog, can I mark the content as unique when I sell it on Flippa? Thanks.
    As others have replied, if the same content is on ezinearticles and your blog then your blog will not contain unique content.

    Since it is your content you can always rewrite it to make it unique so then your claim of unique content will be accurate.

    All The Very Best,


    Tony
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    • Profile picture of the author securelogy
      This questions when listing your site on Flippa is so general that I would suggest you answer NO unless your content is really a duplicate of another site or an autoblog. There is no option to answer maybe or yes to some content.

      I just sold a site on Flippa for a nice price I must say. Flippa said they found one paragraph in a 4000 page website and therefore, showed on the listing page that they had found a second copy of the site. Basically, Flipper likes to protect the buyers and as such, if any of your contents can be found elsewhere then it will be seen as a copy. However, I have found that most buyers do their own due deligence and will see that your site is not a duplicate.
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      • Profile picture of the author PLR Basket
        Originally Posted by securelogy View Post

        I just sold a site on Flippa for a nice price I must say. Flippa said they found one paragraph in a 4000 page website and therefore, showed on the listing page that they had found a second copy of the site. Basically, Flipper likes to protect the buyers and as such, if any of your contents can be found elsewhere then it will be seen as a copy. However, I have found that most buyers do their own due deligence and will see that your site is not a duplicate.
        Ok, so if my content is syndicated and pops out somewhere else, my site will be flagged as not unique?

        That doesn't make sense to me.:confused:
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        • Profile picture of the author John Williamson
          Originally Posted by Chris Moore View Post

          Ok, so if my content is syndicated and pops out somewhere else, my site will be flagged as not unique?

          That doesn't make sense to me.:confused:
          Flippa is concerned with whether or not there's a copy somewhere out there, which is possible. It depends on where the content was published first. If I publish an article on my blog first, then it gets syndicated, the other sites on which it's published are considered scraped/duplicate content in the eyes of the big G. But Flippa is a bit different I suppose. Not really sure. I've sold a few sites and my articles are all over the net, but they were always published on my site first.

          But the basic analogy is that if any 1 part is false, the whole thing is false. If something is 99% true and 1% false, Flippa considers the whole thing to be false, that's why their options are so black-and-white.
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  • Profile picture of the author InitialEffort
    There is a little part that will show possible identical websites. Just look at it before buying just to make sure there isn't a duplicate website out there. Sometimes it's like 40 similar words out of 1000 which isn't a big deal.
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  • Profile picture of the author PLR Basket
    Thanks for your input guys, that's all I needed to know!
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