Article marketing and duplicate content - Search Marketing Arena most recent 30 from http://www.searchmarketingarena.com2010-07-30T08:52:34Zhttp://www.searchmarketingarena.com/feeds/question/376http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdfhttp://www.searchmarketingarena.com/questions/376/article-marketing-and-duplicate-contentArticle marketing and duplicate contentenzone2009-11-30T14:21:02Z2010-07-27T02:22:36Z
<p>Hi,
is not so clear for me what is really duplicate content and what is ok...obviously it is clear that if I copy and paste an article from another website it is duplicate content, but I would like to have more clear some different topics:</p>
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<li><strong>Article Marketing Webites</strong>: May I have an article written by me that is published on my website, and I want to push it in the article marketing sites (one or more)...If I put the article as it is:
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<li>Do I create a duplicate content? If yes but to who? For me? For the article marketing sites?</li>
<li>Do I have to choose if publish it on the Article Marketing sites or on my Website? Which is better? </li>
<li>May I publish the same article to more than one Article Marketing site?</li>
</ul></li>
<li><strong>Aggregator Websites</strong>: is it clear that they don't create duplicate content...but why, if I have an article that is on my sites and it is published also on some aggregator sites.</li>
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<p>Regards
Enzo</p>
http://www.searchmarketingarena.com/questions/376/article-marketing-and-duplicate-content/379#379Answer by Fabrizio Di Carlo for Article marketing and duplicate contentFabrizio Di Carlo2009-11-30T19:11:19Z2009-11-30T19:11:19Z<p>Google, at the recent SES, defined so the duplicate content:</p>
<blockquote>
<p>What is duplicate content? Duplicate
content generally refers to
substantive blocks of content within
the same domain or between different
domains that match exactly with other
content or are very similar. Most of
the time it is entirely unintentional,
or at least not done with malice or
normal forum pages that generate
dynamic pages taken from other sites,
shops that show (and, worse still,
links) different URLs, and so on. In
some cases, duplicate content is
created in order to manipulate the
ranking on search engines or gain more
traffic to this page more or less
popular.</p>
<p>What is not duplicate content? Our
algorithms do not see it as duplicate
content the same article written in
English and Spanish. Similarly, you
should not worry about occasional
snippets (quotes and more) are
identified as duplicate content.</p>
</blockquote>