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  • Silly Guy
    Confirmed User
    • Jan 2007
    • 1421

    #1

    Blog Question - Duplicate Content

    So I have a blog that up to now has been largely fed with rss feeds.

    I've been building links and it has gained in PR status

    I assume that i am being se slapped for duplicate content...

    I now want to go from rss to all handwritten posts

    Question is: do I just stop the feeds and write or also delete the previous rss posts?
  • StarkReality
    Confirmed User
    • May 2004
    • 4444

    #2
    Duplicate content penalties are not related to the age of duplicate content, so if you already suffer from a penalty or got huge ammounts of DC on your blog, removing it is the safest way...although I'd leave it as it is and start a new blog instead.

    Many people tend to spend loads of time fixing sites. If it's a big established site, it's worth the time...but more often forgetting about it, enjoying the traffic that's left, penalty or not, and starting something new works out much better.

    Btw, feeds are no problem, you just need to rewrite them. Nothing beats writing all posts yourself, but it's time consuming and can only be done for a few selected sites.

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    • Silly Guy
      Confirmed User
      • Jan 2007
      • 1421

      #3
      Originally posted by StarkReality
      Duplicate content penalties are not related to the age of duplicate content, so if you already suffer from a penalty or got huge ammounts of DC on your blog, removing it is the safest way...although I'd leave it as it is and start a new blog instead.

      Many people tend to spend loads of time fixing sites. If it's a big established site, it's worth the time...but more often forgetting about it, enjoying the traffic that's left, penalty or not, and starting something new works out much better.

      Btw, feeds are no problem, you just need to rewrite them. Nothing beats writing all posts yourself, but it's time consuming and can only be done for a few selected sites.
      thank you very much for the insight!

      when rewriting, how much needs to be changed? Is it enough to change the sentence structure and wording a bit for it not to be counted as duplicate content?

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      • Nicky
        Too lazy to set a custom title
        • Mar 2003
        • 30071

        #4
        There is no money to be made in blogs

        gfynicky @ gmail.com

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        • starpimps
          Confirmed User
          • Sep 2006
          • 6954

          #5
          Originally posted by Nicky
          There is no money to be made in blogs
          agreed
          Teen Porn Models / Solo Girls

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          • fluffygrrl
            So Fucking Banned
            • May 2006
            • 2187

            #6
            Originally posted by Nicky
            There is no money to be made in blogs
            hehe rly ?

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            • edgeprod
              Permanently Gone
              • Mar 2004
              • 10019

              #7
              Check out something along these lines ...

              http://www.feedpushers.com

              That way, you get a "unique" version of the content, no need to re-write it yourself.

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              • just a punk
                So fuckin' bored
                • Jun 2003
                • 32385

                #8
                Originally posted by Silly Guy
                So I have a blog that up to now has been largely fed with rss feeds.

                I've been building links and it has gained in PR status

                I assume that i am being se slapped for duplicate content...

                I now want to go from rss to all handwritten posts

                Question is: do I just stop the feeds and write or also delete the previous rss posts?
                I'd suggest you to use morphing feeds provided by various affiliate programs now. These feeds allow each affiliate to have an unique content of the same. Check http://www.thesponsorfeeds.com/ for the links.
                Obey the Cowgod

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