Can I post the exact same article on multiple guest blogs?
- Thread starter Ali008
- Start date
- Jan 8, 2010
- 13,628
- 8,251
Nopes , that will not work . Let see what other members says on this topic.
seomotionz
Regular Member
- Mar 5, 2016
- 292
- 145
Absolutely NOT.
- Aug 26, 2018
- 298
- 169
Sure you can if you want Google to penalize you, have at it.
lightlight
BANNED
- Jan 26, 2014
- 160
- 23
You can't. The minimum you can do is to rewrite the article to another unique one.
Social Sparrow
Elite Member
- Aug 7, 2018
- 2,423
- 696
nope write unique content otherwise its duplicate content
NextOutreach
Junior Member
- Oct 12, 2018
- 101
- 14
None website owners would accept duplicate content at all. So, absolutely not!
momowriter
Regular Member
- Nov 22, 2018
- 286
- 106
your article won't be able to pass copyscape, and no it won't be worth it.
D
Deleted member 994306
Guest
Yes you can ...but it is not good...because google considers it as the copied content which could affect yours blog metrics. I would suggest you NOT to do it.
crissdinesh
Regular Member
- Jul 7, 2018
- 462
- 281
I wonder who will accept your duplicate article
- Apr 25, 2011
- 19,849
- 28,315
I agree with most of the other replies in this thread - if you post the same content on multiple sites that accept guest posts, then the chances are that only one of those articles are going to get indexed and the others are just going to be seen as duplicate content and thus if you have linked them back to your site, they're going to provide you with little value.
As a guest post is considered one of the better forms of backlink that you can obtain, it makes much more sense to treat it so, and to write a unique and high quality article for each guest post - thats going to serve you far better.
As a guest post is considered one of the better forms of backlink that you can obtain, it makes much more sense to treat it so, and to write a unique and high quality article for each guest post - thats going to serve you far better.
- Jun 26, 2018
- 1,149
- 594
Well, I would disagree about not ever re-using the content. You can simply publish your guest posts first on the other sites, then after few weeks or months, repost some of them on your blog with an "originally appeared on X" note to the first placed published. So long as there is largely unique and valuable content on your site, some duplicated material is not going to sink its metrics.
Absolutely nothing is wrong with submitting the same pitch to multiple sites. Now, there are some potential issues! For example, if your pitch is very generic, you’re liable to be ignored as spam. I always recommend tailoring a pitch to the site you’re submitting it. However, you can submit a pitch for the same topic to multiple sites.
This is all perfectly fine so long as you do one thing. That one thing is writing unique content to each site that accepts your guest post pitch. I actually quite like this method, because when I’m writing about a topic, I tend to pull up case studies and research, and keep all of the information on hand. If I can write three different articles on the same topic using the same research, it’s a lot easier than writing three unique articles on three different topics.
Of course, you have to limit the number of pitches you send out to the number of times you can cover the same topic without looking like boring spun content or duplicate content. As long as you can make unique variations, you’re good to go.
This is all perfectly fine so long as you do one thing. That one thing is writing unique content to each site that accepts your guest post pitch. I actually quite like this method, because when I’m writing about a topic, I tend to pull up case studies and research, and keep all of the information on hand. If I can write three different articles on the same topic using the same research, it’s a lot easier than writing three unique articles on three different topics.
Of course, you have to limit the number of pitches you send out to the number of times you can cover the same topic without looking like boring spun content or duplicate content. As long as you can make unique variations, you’re good to go.
TonyOliver
Junior Member
- Dec 10, 2018
- 179
- 64
Can I use the same title but unique content?