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Tony Cay

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May 17, 2018

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• Jun 26, 2019

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Does anyone know if Google will class de-indexed content as fresh if it is repurposed /published somewhere else?

I have a website with about 100 pages of content (700-1000 words)

I want to put all this content into draft and the publish it on another website (combine 2 or 3 original articles to make a longer form one) once it is no longer indexed

 

danielme

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Jun 20, 2013

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• Jun 26, 2019

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Been doing it on pbns and haven't had any issues. If it's not currently indexed than its unique and i don't see what there should be any problem.

 

Tony Cay

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• Jun 27, 2019
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• #3

Yeah, that's what I thought. Thanks

 

Jmarv000

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Jun 17, 2019

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• Jun 27, 2019

• #4

Tony Cay said:

Does anyone know if Google will class de-indexed content as fresh if it is repurposed /published somewhere else?

I have a website with about 100 pages of content (700-1000 words)

I want to put all this content into draft and the publish it on another website (combine 2 or 3 original articles to make a longer form one) once it is no longer indexed

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I have not encounter such issue when moving contents. I think this should not be a problem.

 

white shadow

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• Jun 28, 2019

• #5

its not consider as duplicate content?

 

danielme

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• Jun 28, 2019

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white shadow said:

its not consider as duplicate content?

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Duplicated content means it's already present and indexed on an existing website. If it's not anywhere online, and you post it, why should it be considered as duplicated?

 

Codesolutions

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• Jun 28, 2019

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yeah! if its not posted on any other site you should be fine