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minnapple
msg:415919 | 1:41 am on Oct 1, 2000 (gmt 0) |
I have created a page that lists a number of my clients with links to their sites and descriptions about the site. Each client (on their homepage) has the link to a copy of this page that I have placed on their domain. I am a little worried about submitting the link page for each site, considering it has the same content. Should I be concerned or am I being paranoid? minnapple
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tedster
msg:415920 | 2:11 am on Oct 1, 2000 (gmt 0) |
There is some reason for concern. You have duplicate content on many different domains, and that can lead to complications. I would suggest either linking all the client sites to the main page on your domain, or else craft decidedly different pages for each client site, still retaining the important links.
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minnapple
msg:415921 | 2:40 am on Oct 1, 2000 (gmt 0) |
Thanks tedster, Looks as if Sunday morning will be spent writing unique content over coffee and yawns. minnapple
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Brett_Tabke
msg:415922 | 7:00 am on Oct 3, 2000 (gmt 0) |
It really depends on how close they are to one another content wise. It really doesn't take much to make two pages appear different to a spider. Regardless of what some of the se's say, it's my experience, only 5 quality non-stop words will make a page appear different to all the majors. You can also do somethings in the html such as one page use absolute addressing and the other relative - one page use alt tags in your images - sprinkle in a little css or some extra font tags, or use a double nbsp; separated br's instead of that p tag. The goal is to make the pages about 1k different from each other in pure disk size.
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