Is duplicate content safe on Web 2.0's??

[resistosai111]

As i think you need some spinning for web 2.0 much better and create backlinks to your backlinks

 

[Dan Da Man]

I wrote an article, and used it on my money site + on 2.0's
Now my original article didn't got indexed right away, only after two days.
so now the question is: is it seems to Google like I copied the article?
I had a SERP drop too... maybe it's better to remove that article from the money site?

This is what not to do. Scrape an article or copy an article from ezine but do not use the same article you are using on your money site, especially before gogole has indexed it. FAIL!!

 

[v7znay]

This is what not to do. Scrape an article or copy an article from ezine but do not use the same article you are using on your money site, especially before gogole has indexed it. FAIL!!

haha yea I got it now.
but what should I do now? will it help removing it from my site?

 

[Dan Da Man]

haha yea I got it now.
but what should I do now? will it help removing it from my site?

Duplicate content can only hurt you if you have dup content on your own site. Sites all across the web copy other people's content. You prob did not get hurt by it but it did not really help you either. Delete it or not, just start writing more content and do not do that again. Search "getarticle scraper" and it is free and you can scrape content all day, then throw it into best spinner and spin the shit out of it

 

[oinky222]

duplicate content is harder to get indexed but as long as it gets indexed, the links in it will still count. so yes, its "safe"

it's pretty easy to spin articles though to prevent them from being duplicate. just pop it into The Best Spinner, hit "autoreplace", and youll have hundreds of relatively unique, moderately coherent articles

 

[amrampradeep]

even rewritten contents make negative index...............

 

[amrampradeep]

dont be after duplicate content mate, it spoils your website future

 

[SEOWhizz]

The original article thats published and indexed will carry most weight. For Web 2.0's, well spun articles are Ok. Stay away from duplicate content as it will have less chance of indexing.

There are some people who just submit garbled rubbish content to Web 2.0's, that's barely readable and makes very little sense. The problem is that some Web 2.0's have active communities who monitor this kind of gaming of the system, and your account will be deleted.

At the other extreme, I know some people who submit unique quality content to Web 2.0's. Why? Simply because they are trying to build a long term asset, that's still likely to be around in 6 months time.

 

[happywarrior]

Unless it's anal ofc.







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