Hi,
I know Google had been strict when it comes to duplicate content but
for SEO purposes, we submit articles and press releases to submission
sites. We submit one article and press release to many different
submission sites. Will google consider that as duplicate content
because those article submission sites would have the same articles?
Google usually does a great job of providing
unique content in the SERPs and to do so
sometimes it needs to filter out duplication
so the most differentiated results get top billing.
> Hi,
> I know Google had been strict when it comes to duplicate content but
> for SEO purposes, we submit articles and press releases to submission
> sites. We submit one article and press release to many different
> submission sites. Will google consider that as duplicate content
> because those article submission sites would have the same articles?
That helps a lot. Thanks.
But i'd like some definite answers about my question: does article
submissions and press release submissions are considered duplicate
content.
on the article, i think that involves duplicating content on your own
site. Google said place robots.txt and robots meta tag on your page if
you have duplicate content, but you cannot add those on other sites.
if we are going to create an article about a certain topic and submit
those on different article submissions site, will Google consider that
duplicating content?
like article 1 submitted to article-a.com, article-b.com, article-
c.com and so on...
> Google usually does a great job of providing
> unique content in the SERPs and to do so
> sometimes it needs to filter out duplication
> so the most differentiated results get top billing.
> Hope that helps,
> Abracadabra
> On Jan 15, 4:54 am, Lovo wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I know Google had been strict when it comes to duplicate content but
> > for SEO purposes, we submit articles and press releases to submission
> > sites. We submit one article and press release to many different
> > submission sites. Will google consider that as duplicate content
> > because those article submission sites would have the same articles?
So you want to duplicate the same article on your site and article-
a.com, article-b.com, article-c.com and so on...and you wonder if
Google will think it's duplicated?
Yes they will, because it is, or is there some underlying issue I am
not grasping?
> That helps a lot. Thanks.
> But i'd like some definite answers about my question: does article
> submissions and press release submissions are considered duplicate
> content.
> on the article, i think that involves duplicating content on your own
> site. Google said place robots.txt and robots meta tag on your page if
> you have duplicate content, but you cannot add those on other sites.
> if we are going to create an article about a certain topic and submit
> those on different article submissions site, will Google consider that
> duplicating content?
> like article 1 submitted to article-a.com, article-b.com, article-
> c.com and so on...
> -Lovo
> On Jan 15, 6:47 pm, abracadabra wrote:
> > Google usually does a great job of providing
> > unique content in the SERPs and to do so
> > sometimes it needs to filter out duplication
> > so the most differentiated results get top billing.
> > Hope that helps,
> > Abracadabra
> > On Jan 15, 4:54 am, Lovo wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > > I know Google had been strict when it comes to duplicate content but
> > > for SEO purposes, we submit articles and press releases to submission
> > > sites. We submit one article and press release to many different
> > > submission sites. Will google consider that as duplicate content
> > > because those article submission sites would have the same articles?
what im trying to ask is that... if im going to write an article of my
own, an article with a unique content and submit that article to many
article submission sites and press release submission sites, will it
be considered as duplicate content by Google?
let say for exam this one:
if you search this phrase "The Not-so-mushy Statistics During
Valentine's Day"
> So you want to duplicate the same article on your site and article-
> a.com, article-b.com, article-c.com and so on...and you wonder if
> Google will think it's duplicated?
> Yes they will, because it is, or is there some underlying issue I am
> not grasping?
> On Jan 15, 10:00 pm, Lovo wrote:
> > Hi,
> > That helps a lot. Thanks.
> > But i'd like some definite answers about my question: does article
> > submissions and press release submissions are considered duplicate
> > content.
> > on the article, i think that involves duplicating content on your own
> > site. Google said place robots.txt and robots meta tag on your page if
> > you have duplicate content, but you cannot add those on other sites.
> > if we are going to create an article about a certain topic and submit
> > those on different article submissions site, will Google consider that
> > duplicating content?
> > like article 1 submitted to article-a.com, article-b.com, article-
> > c.com and so on...
> > -Lovo
> > On Jan 15, 6:47 pm, abracadabra wrote:
> > > Google usually does a great job of providing
> > > unique content in the SERPs and to do so
> > > sometimes it needs to filter out duplication
> > > so the most differentiated results get top billing.
> > > Hope that helps,
> > > Abracadabra
> > > On Jan 15, 4:54 am, Lovo wrote:
> > > > Hi,
> > > > I know Google had been strict when it comes to duplicate content but
> > > > for SEO purposes, we submit articles and press releases to submission
> > > > sites. We submit one article and press release to many different
> > > > submission sites. Will google consider that as duplicate content
> > > > because those article submission sites would have the same articles?
Duplicated content anywhere is duplicated content.
In fatc it's more easily understandable and forgivable if it's on your
own site, since you may have trouble controling software like blogs
and CMS from doing this just by having differnt url's for the same
stuff. On your own site Google will usually sort it out an dpick one
url for that content and suppress the others.
But if you post the same stuff on other sites then you are knowingly
causing duplication. if the site that contains that duplicated content
of yours happens to ba betetr ranked than your own site, they will
come out on top and your own site might not even show at all for
that same content.
> no. im not trying to duplicate the content,
> "on the article, i think that involves duplicating content on your own> > site. Google said place robots.txt and robots meta tag on your page if
> > > you have duplicate content"
> what im trying to ask is that... if im going to write an article of my
> own, an article with a unique content and submit that article to many
> article submission sites and press release submission sites, will it
> be considered as duplicate content by Google?
> let say for exam this one:
> if you search this phrase "The Not-so-mushy Statistics During
> Valentine's Day"
> they are all of the same content but on different sites. and those
> sites were all free article submission sites.
> -Lovo
> On Jan 16, 12:37 pm, JLH wrote:
> > So you want to duplicate the same article on your site and article-
> > a.com, article-b.com, article-c.com and so on...and you wonder if
> > Google will think it's duplicated?
> > Yes they will, because it is, or is there some underlying issue I am
> > not grasping?
> > On Jan 15, 10:00 pm, Lovo wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > > That helps a lot. Thanks.
> > > But i'd like some definite answers about my question: does article
> > > submissions and press release submissions are considered duplicate
> > > content.
> > > on the article, i think that involves duplicating content on your own
> > > site. Google said place robots.txt and robots meta tag on your page if
> > > you have duplicate content, but you cannot add those on other sites.
> > > if we are going to create an article about a certain topic and submit
> > > those on different article submissions site, will Google consider that
> > > duplicating content?
> > > like article 1 submitted to article-a.com, article-b.com, article-
> > > c.com and so on...
> > > -Lovo
> > > On Jan 15, 6:47 pm, abracadabra wrote:
> > > > Google usually does a great job of providing
> > > > unique content in the SERPs and to do so
> > > > sometimes it needs to filter out duplication
> > > > so the most differentiated results get top billing.
> > > > Hope that helps,
> > > > Abracadabra
> > > > On Jan 15, 4:54 am, Lovo wrote:
> > > > > Hi,
> > > > > I know Google had been strict when it comes to duplicate content but
> > > > > for SEO purposes, we submit articles and press releases to submission
> > > > > sites. We submit one article and press release to many different
> > > > > submission sites. Will google consider that as duplicate content
> > > > > because those article submission sites would have the same articles?
> no. im not trying to duplicate the content,
> "on the article, i think that involves duplicating content on your own> > site. Google said place robots.txt and robots meta tag on your page if
> > > you have duplicate content"
> what im trying to ask is that... if im going to write an article of my
> own, an article with a unique content and submit that article to many
> article submission sites and press release submission sites, will it
> be considered as duplicate content by Google?
> let say for exam this one:
> if you search this phrase "The Not-so-mushy Statistics During
> Valentine's Day"
> they are all of the same content but on different sites. and those
> sites were all free article submission sites.
> -Lovo
> On Jan 16, 12:37 pm, JLH wrote:
> > So you want to duplicate the same article on your site and article-
> > a.com, article-b.com, article-c.com and so on...and you wonder if
> > Google will think it's duplicated?
> > Yes they will, because it is, or is there some underlying issue I am
> > not grasping?
> > On Jan 15, 10:00 pm, Lovo wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > > That helps a lot. Thanks.
> > > But i'd like some definite answers about my question: does article
> > > submissions and press release submissions are considered duplicate
> > > content.
> > > on the article, i think that involves duplicating content on your own
> > > site. Google said place robots.txt and robots meta tag on your page if
> > > you have duplicate content, but you cannot add those on other sites.
> > > if we are going to create an article about a certain topic and submit
> > > those on different article submissions site, will Google consider that
> > > duplicating content?
> > > like article 1 submitted to article-a.com, article-b.com, article-
> > > c.com and so on...
> > > -Lovo
> > > On Jan 15, 6:47 pm, abracadabra wrote:
> > > > Google usually does a great job of providing
> > > > unique content in the SERPs and to do so
> > > > sometimes it needs to filter out duplication
> > > > so the most differentiated results get top billing.
> > > > Hope that helps,
> > > > Abracadabra
> > > > On Jan 15, 4:54 am, Lovo wrote:
> > > > > Hi,
> > > > > I know Google had been strict when it comes to duplicate content but
> > > > > for SEO purposes, we submit articles and press releases to submission
> > > > > sites. We submit one article and press release to many different
> > > > > submission sites. Will google consider that as duplicate content
> > > > > because those article submission sites would have the same articles?
> You can submit different versions to other sites, so as not to compete
> with your own site.
> On Jan 16, 1:02 am, Lovo wrote:
> > no. im not trying to duplicate the content,
> > "on the article, i think that involves duplicating content on your own> > site. Google said place robots.txt and robots meta tag on your page if
> > > > you have duplicate content"
> > what im trying to ask is that... if im going to write an article of my
> > own, an article with a unique content and submit that article to many
> > article submission sites and press release submission sites, will it
> > be considered as duplicate content by Google?
> > let say for exam this one:
> > if you search this phrase "The Not-so-mushy Statistics During
> > Valentine's Day"
> > they are all of the same content but on different sites. and those
> > sites were all free article submission sites.
> > -Lovo
> > On Jan 16, 12:37 pm, JLH wrote:
> > > So you want to duplicate the same article on your site and article-
> > > a.com, article-b.com, article-c.com and so on...and you wonder if
> > > Google will think it's duplicated?
> > > Yes they will, because it is, or is there some underlying issue I am
> > > not grasping?
> > > On Jan 15, 10:00 pm, Lovo wrote:
> > > > Hi,
> > > > That helps a lot. Thanks.
> > > > But i'd like some definite answers about my question: does article
> > > > submissions and press release submissions are considered duplicate
> > > > content.
> > > > on the article, i think that involves duplicating content on your own
> > > > site. Google said place robots.txt and robots meta tag on your page if
> > > > you have duplicate content, but you cannot add those on other sites.
> > > > if we are going to create an article about a certain topic and submit
> > > > those on different article submissions site, will Google consider that
> > > > duplicating content?
> > > > like article 1 submitted to article-a.com, article-b.com, article-
> > > > c.com and so on...
> > > > -Lovo
> > > > On Jan 15, 6:47 pm, abracadabra wrote:
> > > > > Google usually does a great job of providing
> > > > > unique content in the SERPs and to do so
> > > > > sometimes it needs to filter out duplication
> > > > > so the most differentiated results get top billing.
> > > > > Hope that helps,
> > > > > Abracadabra
> > > > > On Jan 15, 4:54 am, Lovo wrote:
> > > > > > Hi,
> > > > > > I know Google had been strict when it comes to duplicate content but
> > > > > > for SEO purposes, we submit articles and press releases to submission
> > > > > > sites. We submit one article and press release to many different
> > > > > > submission sites. Will google consider that as duplicate content
> > > > > > because those article submission sites would have the same articles?
> actually i dont have that articles on my site.
> I usually write content for article submissions.
> as long as i dont have have that content on my own site im safe?
> On Jan 16, 2:09 pm, webado wrote:
> > You can submit different versions to other sites, so as not to compete
> > with your own site.
> > On Jan 16, 1:02 am, Lovo wrote:
> > > no. im not trying to duplicate the content,
> > > "on the article, i think that involves duplicating content on your own> > site. Google said place robots.txt and robots meta tag on your page if
> > > > > you have duplicate content"
> > > what im trying to ask is that... if im going to write an article of my
> > > own, an article with a unique content and submit that article to many
> > > article submission sites and press release submission sites, will it
> > > be considered as duplicate content by Google?
> > > let say for exam this one:
> > > if you search this phrase "The Not-so-mushy Statistics During
> > > Valentine's Day"
> > > they are all of the same content but on different sites. and those
> > > sites were all free article submission sites.
> > > -Lovo
> > > On Jan 16, 12:37 pm, JLH wrote:
> > > > So you want to duplicate the same article on your site and article-
> > > > a.com, article-b.com, article-c.com and so on...and you wonder if
> > > > Google will think it's duplicated?
> > > > Yes they will, because it is, or is there some underlying issue I am
> > > > not grasping?
> > > > On Jan 15, 10:00 pm, Lovo wrote:
> > > > > Hi,
> > > > > That helps a lot. Thanks.
> > > > > But i'd like some definite answers about my question: does article
> > > > > submissions and press release submissions are considered duplicate
> > > > > content.
> > > > > on the article, i think that involves duplicating content on your own
> > > > > site. Google said place robots.txt and robots meta tag on your page if
> > > > > you have duplicate content, but you cannot add those on other sites.
> > > > > if we are going to create an article about a certain topic and submit
> > > > > those on different article submissions site, will Google consider that
> > > > > duplicating content?
> > > > > like article 1 submitted to article-a.com, article-b.com, article-
> > > > > c.com and so on...
> > > > > -Lovo
> > > > > On Jan 15, 6:47 pm, abracadabra wrote:
> > > > > > Google usually does a great job of providing
> > > > > > unique content in the SERPs and to do so
> > > > > > sometimes it needs to filter out duplication
> > > > > > so the most differentiated results get top billing.
> > > > > > Hope that helps,
> > > > > > Abracadabra
> > > > > > On Jan 15, 4:54 am, Lovo wrote:
> > > > > > > Hi,
> > > > > > > I know Google had been strict when it comes to duplicate content but
> > > > > > > for SEO purposes, we submit articles and press releases to submission
> > > > > > > sites. We submit one article and press release to many different
> > > > > > > submission sites. Will google consider that as duplicate content
> > > > > > > because those article submission sites would have the same articles?
With regards to article/PR submissions and duplicate conents, what if
you are pointing at the same link you are trying to promote.
For example, I have Press release about widgets, on my Press release,
www.samplewidgetsite.com can be seen. And i will submit it to, let's
say 20 Press Release submission sites. Well, it's obvious that i am
sending the same content on PR sites with the link of my site on
it....is that really harmful to my site's serps and page rank?
Matt Cutts (with Google) said at an SES session on duplicate content:
"A lot of people ask about needing to split articles into parts and
[about creating] printable versions. Do not worry about G penalizing
for this."
Google does not penalize for articles being on various sites... your
own or others. You can test this for yourself. Find any article
published on the Internet. Type the exact title into Google and
you'll see numerous sites come up in the search results that all list
the same, exact article. For example, type in "how to write little
tiny adwords ads that bring giant-sized profits" and you'll see what I
mean. Right now Google reports 298 sites where this article is listed.
I've found similar results for all my own articles and my clients'
articles.
Putting articles on your own site and submitting them all around the
'Net is still a safe form of marketing. :)
> With regards to article/PR submissions andduplicateconents, what if
> you are pointing at the same link you are trying to promote.
> For example, I have Press release about widgets, on my Press release,www.samplewidgetsite.comcan be seen. And i will submit it to, let's
> say 20 Press Release submission sites. Well, it's obvious that i am
> sending the samecontenton PR sites with the link of my site on
> it....is that really harmful to my site's serps and page rank?
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