What does Google do with the duplicate content issue?

[En-you]

You will get a bad expression to Google. So better don't do it!

[mrandrei]

Many SEO experts have debunked duplicate content issue. They say it's a fallacy and I kinda believe them. I've seen many sites with duplicate contents but rank very well in Google.

[jamesbigger]

More or less identical content appearing on the same site

Google classifies these into two types

1. Duplicate content, deceptive in origin and with malicious intent, on the same site.

In this category, some webmasters deliberately duplicate content on their sites with a view to manipulating search engine rankings to their advantage and increasing web traffic.

2. Unintentional duplicate content without any deceptive intent, on the same site.

This unintentionally occurs in some instances, for example

* Discussion forums that can generate both regular and stripped-down pages targeted at mobile devices

* Store items shown or linked via multiple distinct URLs

* Printer-only versions of web pages

[janetibarbosa]

If the entire contents of a site is twofold. The latter may be banned. If there are few duplicate pages, most of the time these pages will not be indexed by Google.

[ujju]

Duplicate content gets removed from the index if content was made to manipulate Google rankings and deceive the users. So if you aren’t trying to do this type of thing then having your content published in multiple locations on the internet is fine!

The reason why Google care about duplicate content is because they want to provide to their users diverse content if possible. They want a wide range of information so people get what they are looking for. If people get duplicate results they will not be satisfied and neither will Google.


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[Jasonnovisky]

Google will pulish the duplicate content issue, so you should not do that....