Pvlman
Regular Member
- Mar 19, 2013
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A friend of my asked me a question I couldn't answer with confidence so I would like to ask you, BHW members
He has a (we could say almost authority) site and wants to publish content (no change to the actual content, it will be copy paste, probably only different H1 and metas) from other (smaller) blogs. The blog owners are OK with this and they actually want their content posted on friend's bigger site. The question is - how to handle this situation and not upset the big G? I would also like to note that G isn't the main traffic source so it doesn't have to be super-bulletproof.
Could be done with a rel=canonical? Friend's authority site will rel=canonical to the original blog? Or use rel=author to notify G that the author is OK with the content being published elsewhere?
Thanks
He has a (we could say almost authority) site and wants to publish content (no change to the actual content, it will be copy paste, probably only different H1 and metas) from other (smaller) blogs. The blog owners are OK with this and they actually want their content posted on friend's bigger site. The question is - how to handle this situation and not upset the big G? I would also like to note that G isn't the main traffic source so it doesn't have to be super-bulletproof.
Could be done with a rel=canonical? Friend's authority site will rel=canonical to the original blog? Or use rel=author to notify G that the author is OK with the content being published elsewhere?
Thanks