How google calculate duplicate contents...?

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KWT2011

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Jul 29, 2010

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• Oct 9, 2010

• #1

DO you know how google calculate duplicate contents...

exmp...

"There are some secret keys no one will ever share with you"

Search above word with exact option in google.
shows... just 87 duplicate result only...

now...

"There are some secret keys"
search above word ....
6730 results......

So, which formats google calculates...
sentence to sentence ...
or
4 word, 3 word.....

which one....?

expect, good response to helps all members...

 

cyrsss

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Jul 10, 2010

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• Oct 9, 2010

• #2

Well

In my opinion might be not accurate

It is from Short to long tail keyword game

In long tail(niche) results are few and some same result may also come as in short KW

 

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Standard Toaster

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Aug 29, 2009

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• Oct 9, 2010

• #3

Let the guessing game begin. Seriously KWT2011, no one knows this for real.

But, thinking like a search engine, I would incline to follow the latter algorithm.

 

MaxTucker

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• Oct 9, 2010

• #4

Google guards this type of information very well. Any answers you get to this post are going to be shot-in-the-dark type guesses.

 

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tbrad

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• Oct 9, 2010

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All i know is, its a lot smarter than i ever gave it credit for, thats why i now spin all articles myself manually and make them totally different to the original, i dont use any spinning software, because all it takes is 1 or 2 short sentences to be identical to the original, and you're flagged for dupe.

 

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grabdavid

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• Oct 9, 2010

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hehe im sure the only people in this forum that know the answer to this will be google staff themselves. of course google staff visit this site regularly.

 

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dunk15us

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• Oct 9, 2010

• #7

Best bet would to just utilize copyscape to see if it is duplicate content. That is just my 2 cents

 

blackieman

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• Oct 9, 2010

• #8

Google will keep improving their algo, and we never know where they are.

BUT, we know that a one or two work spinning per sentence is thing of the past. You have to spin at the paragraph or at least sentence level, have to have varied number of paragraphs, sentences, etc. to get away with it.

AND stay away from long tail keywords, that are statistically unlikely to appear in a lot of web pages.

The more 'generic' the article, the harder for dupe-checkers to catch - think 'lose fat' stuff.

 

dennisyu

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• Oct 9, 2010

• #9

no one will ever know how google does calculates anything and no one will ever be smart enough to figure it out.

 

xboxps3wow

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• Oct 9, 2010

• #10

if we knew, there would be no dup content on our sites I would guess 3-4 words and if there are more than lets say 10 of those, its dup

 

mani911

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• Oct 9, 2010

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if you feel like calculating yourself stuff that is repetitive " just go to copyspace.com

and search your content there