Will my site get affected?

[mystique_blue]

Hi all, i need some advice.

I have a site lets say abc.com with my brand and content.
and I have another site with different domain name but same content, only canonical pointing to abc.com

But recently my abc.com site drop from all the keywords include brand keywords, if anything i did wrongly here?

 

[mrhu68]

Do you use same shared hosting / IP for the both sites?

 

[mystique_blue]

Do you use same shared hosting / IP for the both sites?

nope, it is not sharing.

 

[mrhu68]

nope, it is not sharing.

Regardless of whether you use canonical tags or not, it's important to avoid duplicate content. Whether it's CSS, HTML code, or WordPress design, everything should be uniquely designed. If you directly copy a webpage, such as through WordPress migration, you may be penalized by search engines. Ensure that your content is unique and original.

 

[mystique_blue]

Regardless of whether you use canonical tags or not, it's important to avoid duplicate content. Whether it's CSS, HTML code, or WordPress design, everything should be uniquely designed. If you directly copy a webpage, such as through WordPress migration, you may be penalized by search engines. Ensure that your content is unique and original.

thanks for the feedback

 

[mrrankseo]

Hi all, i need some advice.

I have a site lets say abc.com with my brand and content.
and I have another site with different domain name but same content, only canonical pointing to abc.com

But recently my abc.com site drop from all the keywords include brand keywords, if anything i did wrongly here?

Yes i can advice you if you are accepted my advice

 

[JangSeo]

Hi all, i need some advice.

I have a site lets say abc.com with my brand and content.
and I have another site with different domain name but same content, only canonical pointing to abc.com

But recently my abc.com site drop from all the keywords include brand keywords, if anything i did wrongly here?

You should not copy the content, it will be considered an infringement. need to edit the content to make it different

 

[Prince _of_Marketing]

Yes definitely it will affect for copy content

 

[RMX]

Duplication of website is a big no no in google eyes. try to spin your article and upload it

 

[randyseoppc]

Hi all, i need some advice.

I have a site lets say abc.com with my brand and content.
and I have another site with different domain name but same content, only canonical pointing to abc.com

But recently my abc.com site drop from all the keywords include brand keywords, if anything i did wrongly here?

There's a very high chance that the canonical from other site pointing to your abc.com site is confusing search engine and hurting your rankings. I understand canonical is used to consolidate for the duplicate content but pointing an entirely different domain to yours might cause Google to prioritise the other site or distribute the SEO value across both sites. Try removing the duplicate content from the other site or try using a redirect from other site to abc.com if it serves no purpose.

 

[NeedMyLink]

Even with a canonical tag, Google sometimes gets confused. This happened to me before, cleaning up the duplicates helped recover the rankings.

 

[rogata]

Try to replace the duplicate content with some quality content that includes relevant keywords

 

[Leo Clarissa]

It could be an error in Google's system

You can try again in a couple days

 

[ZanardiSoso]

For my personal experienced it's happeing for the copy content.

 

[Marketing121]

Why you use same content for both website. It's really bad for website ranking.

 

[TheCalfOfMyGrandma]

Bad strategy, I don't get the point of doing that

 

[deemcord]

Try replacing the duplicate content with high quality material that includes relevant keywords.