Since website pages make search engine rankings, Black Hat SEOs began duplicating the content of whole web sites in their personal domain name, right away producing a ton of website pages (kind of like downloading an encyclopedia onto your website). Because of this mistreatment, Google insistently attacked duplicate content abusers with their algorithm updates, knocking out many legitimate websites as collateral damage in the process. For instance, when somebody scrapes your website, Google will see both renditions of the website, and in some cases it may determine the legitimate one to be the replacement. The only way to keep away from this is to track down sites as they are scraped and after that submit spam reports to Google. Issues with duplicate content as well arise because there are many of legitimate uses for them. News feeds are the most understandable example: a news story is covered by many websites for the reason that it's the content that viewers want to see. Any filter will unavoidably catch some legitimate uses.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
What is called Duplicate Content Issues in search engine?
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