The issue of duplicate content most often creates great controversy. The past several years have found spammers in an intense need for content to which they frequently attempt to scrape it from legitimate sources distorting the words and reorganizing the text in. This has brought on an array of duplicate content issues which have perpetrated their own set of penalties.
Google has its own method for finding duplicate content. Google defines the thought that if you think youve seen it before then you probably have. It has a system which applies documentation comparison. Google takes precautions to recognize the original works created. They pay close attention to such things as where they first saw the content, the reputation of the domain, the location of links attached to the site, history involved in scraping if applicable, and page rank.
Other factors come into mind in the area of duplicate content. Web page owners are sometimes concerned that page with large code and HTML elements will possibly be mistaken for duplicate. This is not the case. Google has no interest in code, theyre concern is content. Google recognizes unique portions of a page and rarely...
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