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I have a two month old website.
Trying to get a better page rank through SEO techniques.
If I get a second keyword-rich web address, and I don’t change the content, will google penalize me for it?
I’m having a website made for me.Is there anyway to find out if there are other people using the same site contents with different text using a search engine ?
What the question here is what percentage of a site can be copied before google penalizes you for duplicate content.
Or will I get penalized for duplicate content?
I have a blog. It is set to show only one post per page.
I plan to write an article, we’ll call it Article 1, and post this on my blog.
I then write Article 2, wich will contain a link to Article 1. I post Article 2 on my blog, then also submit Article 2 to several article directories (ezines, etc.).
Will I get dinged for the dreaded "Duplicate Content"?
have a blog. It is set to show only one post per page.
I plan to write an article, we’ll call it Article 1, and post this on my blog.
I then write Article 2, wich will contain a link to Article 1. I post Article 2 on my blog, then also submit Article 2 to several article directories (ezines, etc.).
Will I get dinged for the dreaded "Duplicate Content"?
Using name, size, and date/time stamp?
Either already in XP or downloadable??
its like when i explore a folder named "green". i will find the same folder on its content. when i open it it contains the same file that can be found on "my documents". this is my problem to each and every folder on my pc.
I’ll download a DVD and when I open the folder, there are two files (CD1 and CD2) and yet, each file plays the same content.
Do I need a special player or is this just a common thing on BitTorrent?
For example, I have been following The Rolling Stones current tour on a couple of sites which post reviews & set lists just after the concerts. I had noticed that one of the postings on Stones Planet had duplicated a
posting for a Miami concert on 10/17 where it should have been a posting for a Dallas concert on 11/29. I e-mailed the web site and within a half-hour, I received an apology stating the problem had been corrected. Sure enough, when I accessed the site using Internet Explorer, the error had been corrected but when I accessed it using Netscape 7.2, it still had the incorrect posting and remains so nearly 24-hours later. When the tour, currently on break, was posting it’s updates after each show, there was almost always a lag of a couple of hours before the same update could be viewed through both browsers. Why should there be any difference at all, once the update has posted, just because a different browser is used?
