Can I Re-Use articles passed by Copyscape

[Mr.Never]

Hi guys,
I have de-index some posts on my old website and also checked by Copyscape.
Some posts have been passed however when I check "site:https://domain.com/post" then It still displays on Google.
So Can I publish those articles on my new website? or how I can check exactly?
Thanks for any advice here!

 

[Blogsmith]

If the page links are appearing as a result of site:domain.com that means those articles still exist as indexed content. IMO u should avoid using it again no matter even if copyscape is returning it as unique content.

 

[nichexposure]

As you are saying, the URL is still indexed in Google means it's copied. Copyscape passed doesn't mean its safe to use. Use the article lines using quotes in Google. If you see the exact result, then you can't use it.

 

[Mia Jane]

First check is it indexed or not then if those articles are not indexed then you can try rewrite the article with new trend content relevant to your article.

 

[Deleted member 1362253]

Why go through so much trouble and risk for some articles. Just get some cheap newly written articles.

 

[Mr.Never]

If the page links are appearing as a result of site:domain.com that means those articles still exist as indexed content. IMO u should avoid using it again no matter even if copyscape is returning it as unique content.

As you are saying, the URL is still indexed in Google means it's copied. Copyscape passed doesn't mean its safe to use. Use the article lines using quotes in Google. If you see the exact result, then you can't use it.

before deindex article, I have created 410 for those articles. I also use the article lines using quotes in Google and not any similar results

 

[Turbo SEO]

First check it was indexed or not if its indexed. Rewrite the articles

 

[Digirulz]

As you said the article is still indexed, I don't think it is good to use it. It may cause some problems even though it passed copyscape.

 

[Mr.Never]

Does anyone know how to Google fast de-index my article?

 

[Elvlin]

No you need rewrite it at least.

 

[seoboyz01]

of course if the content are indexed, then using them is a BIG NO!!!

If they are not indexed then you can use it without any issue.

Besides that you must try rewriting the contents and add something more to make it relevant to current trends or simply get a new writer to help you with new contents it is always the best option, why use old contents

 

[Mr.Never]

of course if the content are indexed, then using them is a BIG NO!!!

If they are not indexed then you can use it without any issue.

Besides that you must try rewriting the contents and add something more to make it relevant to current trends or simply get a new writer to help you with new contents it is always the best option, why use old contents

Those are not old articles, I hired a writer to write them about two months ago! They are all trending articles so I want to re-use to save on my budget.

 

[richdap]

Lol, no one’s reading your post OP, just the title, thinking you are trying to publish some plagiarised content.

As for your inquiry, I’m not an expert or anything, but I think you need to do 301 and you are good to go. Def don’t need to rewrite anything, that would be just silly considering you already paid for this content and you are not trying to rank it on two different websites.

 

[HustleTong]

Nop. You could either spin or rewrite those articles.

 

[kaudo]

why don´t you 301 redirect them from the old domain?

 

[seoboyz01]

I have done the same once in the past and it worked well.

I had an weight loss blog, I started working on it and published few contents. After few months I wanted to change the domain.

I deleted all the articles from first site. Actually I put the whole site down. And waited few weeks till the site urls removed from Google search one by one.

As they were no more in Google, I published the articles on new site. And they got re- indexed under new domain, and did well without any issue.

I suggest waiting a few weeks period till Google remove the article pages. For a safe side.

 

[Mr.Never]

why don´t you 301 redirect them from the old domain?

Because for the old website, it's an expired domain that I have used to build moneysite however for some reason all keywords are not ranked on Google(literally) so I am afraid that it will affect to my new website

 

[Mr.Never]

I have done the same once in the past and it worked well.

I had an weight loss blog, I started working on it and published few contents. After few months I wanted to change the domain.

I deleted all the articles from first site. Actually I put the whole site down. And waited few weeks till the site urls removed from Google search one by one.

As they were no more in Google, I published the articles on new site. And they got re- indexed under new domain, and did well without any issue.

I suggest waiting a few weeks period till Google remove the article pages. For a safe side.

Thanks for your advice, How do you de-index them? I used the Yoast SEO plugin. It's very low to deindex by Google. Can you share in more detail what you have done? Thank you so much!

 

[seoboyz01]

Thanks for your advice, How do you de-index them? I used the Yoast SEO plugin. It's very low to deindex by Google. Can you share in more detail what you have done? Thank you so much!

Just delete the article page from old website. Next time Google crawl the site, it will not find the page url, but still it will show the url in search the cache version.

After few weeks when Google refresh your site data, the page url and content will be no more and you can republish it on new site.

 

[imanseptian]

Well, if google still index the content, you better avoid it. Maybe waiting for couple of days (or weeks), until their robots crawl the expired domain, and deindexed that article. Good luck.