SEO for Automatically Generated Content

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mariamg

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Jun 17, 2019

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• Jun 17, 2019

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Hi guys, I'd like to get your advice with regards to a project I'm currently working on.

It's an SEO optimization of a blog network (50 to be exact), which contains automatically generated content of about 90-95%. Although some articles in the blogs are original and don't contain any duplicated content, google refuses to index them. I've submitted the sitemaps and used URL Inspection tool in Google Search Console to submit the URLs individually with no result.
Is there any way you could help me with this?

 

Remolade21

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Does it show and plagiarism on copyscape?
How long ago did you submit your url on the search console?

 

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mariamg

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Remolade21 said:

Does it show and plagiarism on copyscape?
How long ago did you submit your url on the search console?

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The articles that I tried to submit are 100 % original so there is no plagiarism, I submitted the urls about a week ago.

 

Remolade21

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mariamg said:

The articles that I tried to submit are 100 % original so there is no plagiarism, I submitted the urls about a week ago.

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Hmmm weird.
What about the domain, is it new or did you get an expired one.

 

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mariamg

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Remolade21 said:

Hmmm weird.
What about the domain, is it new?

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yes, they are like few years old

 

Remolade21

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mariamg said:

yes, they are like few years old

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Check the history on web.archive and check the backlinks history, maybe it was ised for spam or something.

also look on google for: Site:yourdomain, maybe it is indexed but you just dont see it yet when you just fill in the domain.

I am out of options besides these 2 :/

 

Trolling4Dollars

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• Jun 17, 2019

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Have you checked for manual actions in search console?

 

danielme

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Sometimes it's the little technical things. Maybe G is blocked on robots.txt or simply forgot to uncheck the "Discourage search engines from indexing this site" option on the Reading section inside the Settings tab.

 

terrycody

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• Jun 17, 2019

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mariamg said:

It's an SEO optimization of a blog network (50 to be exact), which contains automatically generated content of about 90-95%.

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Sry but I think this is the issue.

 

Geasy

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• Jun 17, 2019

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As mentioned before, make sure that you didn't block the Google bots. There is no way that Google isn't indexing your domain bcz it is using duplicate content. There are a million sites out there that just run duplicated content and some of them even receive organic traffic.

Also make sure that the theme is using is not hacked and is doing some weird stuff that isn't allowing Google to index.

 

Social Sparrow

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Wait few more days because it take some longtime to index your post normally