Comments on: WordPress, Duplicate Content, and Wrong SEO Plugins

By: David Lau dot ORG

David Lau dot ORG — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 13:14:25 +0000

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By: twenty20

twenty20 — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 19:23:26 +0000

Hi there, thanks for a super useful and timely post.

The one thing that often grsates me when using a cms for site development is the duplicate content factor, especioally with WP and Joomla, but thanks to posts like these it’s becoming manageable.

By: Rajesh

Rajesh — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 04:19:27 +0000

why would I want to cut my visitor number by 2 or 3 percent with a noindex directive for bots

To get traffic that is relevant and not people who come to my blog seatching for something that is not there on my blog.

when we we do section targetting for google ads, to ensure better conversion, the same holds good for getting relevant traffic from search engines. I am better off with traffic that is relevant than wasting bandwidth for traffic that has high bounce rate.

By: Squeaky

Squeaky — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 09:51:15 +0000

It is very important to make your site as duplicate content free as possible. However, it is very time consuming and there are different methods to do it by. Currently, I have been managing duplicate content in the robots.txt file and using a WordPress plugin, which is working better for me at the moment. But, I am still a long way from perfection what is for sure.
I haven’t seen much of this method that is implemented into the WordPress theme, this is new for me. I am going to have to shoot this off to my coder and get some input from him.
I will have to analyze you site out a bit and see what you got going on.

Thanks for sharing…

By: E@zyVG

E@zyVG — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 14:33:45 +0000

Little Confused:

1st, why would wordpress.org, as an blogging engine, create duplicates within one blog!!! Wordpress should know that it is not a good and practical way.

Perhaps, some themes might be codded wrongly, then I understand.

Permalinks: my_blogname.com/year/month/date/post_title

The original post will always have the same url, even if the post (not page) is listed under dozens of categories, or can be found by navigating the archives. Where does than duplicate posts originate.

I hope what I have written above is not totally utter non-sense, as I am newbie at all this.

Purpose for asking this dilema is because my new theme is under-development, and soon the blog will be completely hosted on my own wordpress.ORG engine, as it is currently on wordpress.COM. I simply want to be sure that I do not end up having “duplicate contents” within a single blog.

Thank you and looking forward for your explanation.

By: Julia

Julia — Mon, 19 May 2008 19:39:48 +0000

It is just i was looking for.

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By: anaokulu

anaokulu — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 22:10:13 +0000

thanks good work

By: Wanda

Wanda — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 15:31:52 +0000

I have always triedto get away from the duplicate content. Just not worth using it.

By: Dewald

Dewald — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 03:19:20 +0000

I agree that duplicate content could be a theme issue, but I disagree that it’s not a plugin’s business. I’ve found a way, which does involve some work, to make each page view of a WordPress blog page unique, which I implemented in a WordPress plugin. The results are at least 80% and better in uniqueness of each page view. When each page view of a page is unique, it doesn’t really matter where and how many times the content appears on the blog.