| Weekly SEO news: 27 May 2008 |
| Welcome
to the latest issue of the Search
Engine Facts newsletter.
This week, we're taking a detailed look at duplicate content. What do search engines do with duplicate content and how can you avoid problems with duplicate content? All you need to know can be found in this article. In the news: new search market share statistics, Google might penalize websites that publish fake stories and more. Table of contents: |
| 1. All you need to know about duplicate content |
Although there is no such thing as a general duplicate content penalty it is difficult to get high rankings for a web page which contents can also be found on other web pages. If you want to avoid problems with duplicate content, the following tips and illustrations will help you. What is duplicate content and what do search engines do about it?
Search engines want to return as many different options as possible in their result lists. That's why they filter all duplicates in the search results and display only one version. How do search engines determine which web page will be used for the search results?
How to avoid duplicate content on your on websites
Duplicate content can cause problems with your search engine rankings. If you follow the tips above, search engine spiders should index your web pages correctly. Also make sure that the web page content that search engine spiders index on your website has been optimized so that search engines can give your web pages the best possible rankings in the search results. |
| 2. Price raise on June 1st |
Only 4 days to go!
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| 3. Search engine news of the week |
April search market share: Yahoo! up… a little
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| 4. Articles of the week |
Google's travel plans
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| 5. Success stories |
"IBP helped me to get on page one of Google for a couple of my search terms."
Only 4 days to go!
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| 6. Previous articles |






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