November 29, 2005
Avoiding The Search Engine Duplicate Content Penalty
Wally wrote this in the early afternoon:
Let’s get back to the duplicate content problem with search engines that we talked about earlier. Most search engines have implemented duplicate content filters to remove duplicate or similar websites and web pages from their index. Periodically they will run their duplicate content filter and eliminate pages, and in some cases whole domains, from their index. If you are using canned affiliate pages or reprint articles on your website how can you avoid having your pages delisted?
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Congressman Murtha’s call for a withdraw from Iraq is the straw that broke the camel’s back. Murtha has a distinguished record as a former Marine and supporter of our military so how does this man justify turning tail in the middle of the war on terror? Does he believe the terrorists will leave us alone if we just pull out of Iraq? Would he rather the battle be engaged in New York or California or maybe Washington instead of Iraq and Afghanistan?
I would love to see the scoundrels who cheated me being dragged off to jail! It’s even worse when the third parties who post statements like, “free paypal buyer protection” or “If your purchase isn’t covered by PayPal Buyer Protection, then it is likely covered by the eBay Standard Protection Program which will cover you up to $200 (less a $25 service fee)”, then find loop holes to avoid taking any responsibility or helping their customers who have been defrauded.
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A debate is raging over whether search engines penalized websites for providing duplicate content. Search engines keep their algorithms secret (along with just about everything else they do) better than Alan Greenspan and the Federal Reserve. With all this secrecy the only way to the truth is from observation and a few ‘off the cuff’ quips from search engine principals.
