Benni0315
Regular Member
- Nov 27, 2016
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Hey Guys,
there are these 2 German websites. Both are all about biking:
fahrrad.de
bruegelmann.de
If you visit the site, you will see, that everything is the same, except The Name, the Prices, and the Domain
Both are ranking nevertheless for the same keywords. Just pick one Item, search for it on Google and Boom, both are ranking?
Is this really a smart tactic? I mean fahrrad.de has 3,3 M Organic traffic/Month and bruegelmann.de 300k+
Why doesn't google recognize it as duplicate content? Is it because there are multiple sites with the same description, title... because they all get them from their supplier?
I really think this is an interesting topic.
Bruegelmann:
Fahrrad:
Look at these differences. I think its just astonishing to see, that they have big differences in Avg. Visit Duration...
What do you think?
there are these 2 German websites. Both are all about biking:
fahrrad.de
bruegelmann.de
If you visit the site, you will see, that everything is the same, except The Name, the Prices, and the Domain
Both are ranking nevertheless for the same keywords. Just pick one Item, search for it on Google and Boom, both are ranking?
Is this really a smart tactic? I mean fahrrad.de has 3,3 M Organic traffic/Month and bruegelmann.de 300k+
Why doesn't google recognize it as duplicate content? Is it because there are multiple sites with the same description, title... because they all get them from their supplier?
I really think this is an interesting topic.
Bruegelmann:
Fahrrad:
Look at these differences. I think its just astonishing to see, that they have big differences in Avg. Visit Duration...
What do you think?