how to avoid duplicate content with "famous quotes"?

Sup guys,

i wanted to write an article with famous quotes from several authors. However, some of these quotes already exist on other pages. If i use the same ones, how would i be able to avoid duplicate content?

Using famous quotes won't trigger a duplicate content penalty as long as the rest of your content is original. If you are worried, you could always include the quotes as images

No penalty from google

Do not be worried about quotes.
Write the article yourself and then add quotes wherever you want.
It will not be called a duplicate until and unless you write the article by yourself.

But what if your website is dedicated for quotes only - "motivation", "famous sayings", etc. I believe there are many sites having these and they do not have any other unique content, thus Google will assume it as duplicate?

abraguda said:

But what if your website is dedicated for quotes only - "motivation", "famous sayings", etc. I believe there are many sites having these and they do not have any other unique content, thus Google will assume it as duplicate?

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in that case i don't think your site will be penalized or have a duplicate content issue persay, but you will have a hard time ranking because there are so many quote websites with famous quotes and those will likely rank first

I think there is no issue in copying quote.

If you still want to be safe I guess Making a Picture and uploading it to your site may be one of the solutions.

Hi, @Testogainz. My advice is to use graphics instead and as long as you are the one who makes the graphics/picture yourself, that will be fine

Loren

get article intro to describe that quote. you look different from other.

get article intro to describe that quote. you look different from other.

Rather than trying to avoid duplication, I'd suggest first evaluating your goals for the site in general (sales? awareness? education?). Your mobile site should work toward those goals as well, since some percentage of people may only ever see your site on mobile. Next, inventory the content you have and determine whether it lends itself to consumption on mobile. A desktop site that contains lots of visual schematics or lengthy whitepapers may not translate well to mobile. However, if your desktop site features short videos, audio files, case studies, and brief articles, by all means place those on your mobile site. Multimedia content presented in an easy-to-navigate layout does great on mobile, particularly with smartphone users. Just think of all those people glued to their phones while they are in transit, waiting in line for anything, or at dinner with disliked in-laws.

Prioritize the goals for your site, make sure you are meeting them on mobile, and don't worry too much about duplication.

The best thing you can is that write those quote on a self made picture like a template and post it as @ContentWriter suggested.

Taking quotes from others wont became a issue so don't worry, write your content on your own that only necessary...

Taking quotes from other people or websites shouldn't be problem because everyone is using it. If you still not sure then you must use quotes in images.