steven1026
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- Aug 4, 2017
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I already created a blog with my own domain, and if I post the same content on blogger, linked, and other third party blog. Will I get penalized by google ?
Will I get penalized by google ?
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skywalkerph
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dont put your original content on other even if you own blogspot, linked. I think so, your site will penalize by google. It duplicate content.
steven1026
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Ok, thanks. MisterF
steven1026
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Thanks MisterF
steven1026
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Thanks.
Chris.Roark
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Get an article spinner and use the same content as the basis for the new one.
Or, you can pay someone on fiverr to edit, spin and re-purpose your money site content.
Or, you can pay someone on fiverr to edit, spin and re-purpose your money site content.
patriotnews
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- Oct 25, 2015
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No it won't. That isn't even considered duplicate content.
OP: I post snippets of my posts to 10 other properties, all branded for my site. It is called syndication, and many major brands do it. I don't do it for the backlinks, I do it to provide the content to wherever my readers may be.
MSF
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There is a fine line between content syndication and copy/paste content on other properties for link building purposes, it will hurt the money site a lot !!
MSF
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EXACTLY !!
CookServers
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- Mar 15, 2017
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Yea, you shouldn't use your money site's content on other sites - as it is considered as duplicate content. You can still use though, and the link profile and your site's authority would determine the content's worth, and whether Google will place importance on your site based on those factors. If your site has a stronger authority as compared to your other sites on Blogger, web2.0, etc, your site may get better ranking instead, but the other sites may simply get flagged in the process, due to duplicate content.
You may however, use another set of information article on your other blog or web2.0, and spin it, or add spinned content into those sites, and that should provide better differentiation thereafter.
You may however, use another set of information article on your other blog or web2.0, and spin it, or add spinned content into those sites, and that should provide better differentiation thereafter.
CrackersGuru
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- Aug 2, 2017
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The best way to recover from a Google penalty is to avoid it in the first place. From my experience webmasters are always looking for shortcuts to get higher rankings and this leads them into doing things that Google does not like.
I have said many times that in order to achieve good results with Google you need to be patient and play by the rules. Don’t believe what you read about increasing your rankings with tricks that can get you into trouble.
I have said many times that in order to achieve good results with Google you need to be patient and play by the rules. Don’t believe what you read about increasing your rankings with tricks that can get you into trouble.
