Tuesday, 10 July 2012

How Google Treating Duplicate Contents

How Google Treating Duplicate Contents

Google Duplicate Content is one the most critical issue while in SEO. In this tutorial I’m going to explain 14 best things about How Google handles duplicate contents.
  • Google’s search standard answer is to sort out copied pages, and only display one page with a given set of content in its search results.
  • It is to observe that large companies or the websites with huge contents appear to be able to show copies of press releases, articles, and blog posts and do not get filtered out. This is the one more reason they get penalized soon.
  • Google not often bans or penalizes Web sites for copied contents. Their view is that it is normally unintentional.
  • I’ve seen many websites being penalized by the Google. This shows that Google does penalize the websites. This takes some egregious act, or the execution of a site that is seeing as having little end user value. I have seen examples of algorithmically practical penalties for Web sites with huge amounts of copied or duplicate contents.
  • We can take an example of a site that includes small value is a thin affiliate site, which is a site that uses copies of third party content for the great bulk of its content, and exists to get search traffic and promote affiliate programs. If this is your site, you may be penalized, soon.
  • You can use print version of the pages on your site to avoid duplicate content issue.
  • Always use no-index Meta tags for the pages being copied; this could help Google to do not index duplicate pages or the pages you do not want to get indexed.
  • Google does a good job of treating strange language versions of a site. They will most likely not see a Spanish language version and English language versions of the sites as duplicates of one another.
  • A common problem in USA and UK alternatives (like optimize v.s. optimise). You can handle this situation to let your country hosting companies to detect them whenever they occurred.
  • When Google visiting to your site, they have in mind an amount of pages that they are leaving to crawl. One of the expenses of duplicate content is that when the crawler loads a duplicate page, one that they are not going to index, they have loaded that page in its place of a page that they might index. This is a big disadvantage to copy or duplicate content if your site is not fully indexed as a result.
  • As far as Google crawler loading process is concerned it finds automatically the duplicate contents, the contents which are already exists somewhere on the web. Such are print pages, archive pages in blogs and thin affiliate. Google recognizes them as being inadvertent.
  • It is to observe that duplicate contents can cause internal bleeding of the PR of a page or a website. So if you are going to create some inbounds for a duplicate content, stop the process right here, as this could not help the page to get higher in ranking. Just wasting of time and money.
  • Google team is now currently working on RSS feeds, and finally they have found a solution of if, i.e. Feed burner. The achievement of FeedBurner will probably speed up the motion of that issue.
  • One key thing, Google uses as a sign as to what page to select from a group of duplicates, is that they look at and see what page is linked to the most.
So all in all, to reduce such overhauling affects, do avoid making duplicate or copied content from the other sites. I hope this tutorial will help you to find out the way to reduce such overhauling affects from your website.