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[djsobuj]

I had a website with 2K post in 2016 but after one year I didn't renew the domain. Now I want to start the site again with new domain, should I upload my old site's post?

 

[We Bring Rank]

I think It's not a good Idea. If Google Identify contents are already caught, You'd to face a serious problem.

 

[swords12]

I had a website with 2K post in 2016 but after one year I didn't renew the domain. Now I want to start the site again with new domain, should I upload my old site's post?

No thats not a good idea but since you are just starting again so you may try using that but don't just copy paste the same thing.

 

[davidlee21]

I had a website with 2K post in 2016 but after one year I didn't renew the domain. Now I want to start the site again with new domain, should I upload my old site's post?

Don't upload since the same content is saved in google data base with some other domain so its will be considered as copied.

 

[djsobuj]

I think It's not a good Idea. If Google Identify contents are already caught, You'd to face a serious problem.

No thats not a good idea but since you are just starting again so you may try using that but don't just copy paste the same thing.

Don't upload since the same content is saved in google data base with some other domain so its will be considered as copied.

My new site post already start indexing (old post from 2016) I also start edit backlinks and social profiles.

 

[djsobuj]

My new site post already start indexing (old post from 2016) I also start edit backlinks and social profiles.

I also move from wordpress to blogger

 

[patriotnews]

I think It's not a good Idea. If Google Identify contents are already caught, You'd to face a serious problem.

I direct copy content, like control-c, control-v, at what point should I be expecting a serious problem?
Are we talking about deindexing? Decreased ranking? Google will reach through the screen and break my knees?

Thank goodness my site is ranking #1 for primary keywords and has been for years. Guess I'm on the hit list they just haven't gotten to me.

 

[Sykorian]

I direct copy content, like control-c, control-v, at what point should I be expecting a serious problem?
Are we talking about deindexing? Decreased ranking? Google will reach through the screen and break my knees?

I don't think you'll ever face a problem with "duplicate content".

I'm basing my claim on sites that STOLE my content that was online for lots of prosperous years.
They stole it and now they rank for it because their site is stronger (more backlinks).

We're both indexed, they are in top five, I'm either directly below them or all the way down, depends on the query.

In cases of identical content, google simply gives rank to the stronger site, no penalty or anything involved - regardless of "who had it first" or anything else.

 

[xcodes]

I had a website with 2K post in 2016 but after one year I didn't renew the domain. Now I want to start the site again with new domain, should I upload my old site's post?

I would say its good to do that.. I mean replace your old posts and maintain archive on forum or blog
you had doubt that your competitors might copy data yeah it happens but they cannot copy your post comments.

And Google considers the Post Meta Data.
Simply gohead and restore your data.

Good luck

 

[djsobuj]

I would say its good to do that.. I mean replace your old posts and maintain archive on forum or blog
you had doubt that your competitors might copy data yeah it happens but they cannot copy your post comments.

And Google considers the Post Meta Data.
Simply gohead and restore your data.

Good luck

Thanks, some positive news for me.

 

[Owanceaser]

I had a website with 2K post in 2016 but after one year I didn't renew the domain. Now I want to start the site again with new domain, should I upload my old site's post?

Your articles are already cached on Google means you could not use the same articles. It shows duplicate on google so your new site get affects by google update.

 

[Sykorian]

Your articles are already cached on Google means you could not use the same articles. It shows duplicate on google so your new site get affects by google update.

If we arguendo assume you know what you're saying.. how do you explain google ranking exact same duplicates (title + text + media) ?
(duplicates on other site, published years away from original, and original is still online)

 

[patriotnews]

Your articles are already cached on Google means you could not use the same articles. It shows duplicate on google so your new site get affects by google update.

Have you tested this, or just repeating something you've heard before?
Because I rank with straight control-c control-v content, often times better than the original source.
You just have to build up your site's authority.

 

[Owanceaser]

Have you tested this, or just repeating something you've heard before?
Because I rank with straight control-c control-v content, often times better than the original source.
You just have to build up your site's authority.

Why i want to repeat something ? If i know means then only i will give my answer on any queries otherwise i will not post any thing.

Source file links should comes from some authority blog or the articles have good and more informative. But he said copy paste the total articles on old sites so i told my suggestion.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

You better check your old articles against Google one by one. They're probably out there again already

 

[patriotnews]

Why i want to repeat something ? If i know means then only i will give my answer on any queries otherwise i will not post any thing.

Source file links should comes from some authority blog or the articles have good and more informative. But he said copy paste the total articles on old sites so i told my suggestion.

Huh, but what you said about "already cached" and such didn't show an understanding of how to post straight copy/paste content.
So I was wondering what you think will hurt you.