Duplicate Content – What Does It REALLY Mean?
Friday, October 29th, 2010
You want to write articles, blogs, or other forms of content, but you have learned that you can’t submit duplicate content to different websites.
You have to tweak the article to say things a little differently for each one, which takes a lot of time and effort.
This discourages you from even wanting to try article marketing, right?
Duplicate Content Does NOT Mean You Can’t Reuse Articles!
This is wrong information! It is a prime example of people who think they know something, turning around and teaching it as fact to others, who then pass it on to others, etc.
So What Does “Duplicate Content” Mean?
Duplicate content just means that you can’t have the same content more than once in the same website! (Read ezinearticles’ editorial guidelines #1 carefully. “Original article” just means that YOU have to be the one who wrote it.)
Some people would put the same article on a website more than once to try to skew the search engines in their favor, so that has been banned.
The only time you can’t use the same content on different websites is if the website specifically states that you must come up with “unique” content. Then you must come up with fresh material.
So take a deep breath, and start writing and submitting those articles you have floating around in your brain! And relax and have fun with it! It’s not as hard or time-consuming as you have been led to believe!
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