Duplicate content

[schnibitz]

[James Schramko]

ones marked for no follow no index.

You can check your content at www.copyscape.com

Why would you want to use duplicate content anyway?

[TorontoCarol]

I have always had a question about duplicate content. If I have submitted articles to an article directory and they are being circulated around the net and I have the originals on my site, do I get penalized for the content?

[Lynn Terry]

You should publish those articles on your site first, make sure they get indexed in the major search engines, and then submit them elsewhere - if you're going to use them in both places.

[mccfraser]

[TorontoCarol]

[chriswight]

[Lynn Terry]

[TorontoCarol]

Thank you Lynn, that was very clear.

[marketraisecorp]

The basic funda of plr site is to post borrowed articles on the website without giving anyone credit and also withhelding the identity of the original poster.In short, its spam unless you are willing to modify them somewhat, you aren't really doing yourself alot of favor by using them on your site. Google is definitely frowning upon those who are using duplicate content.Logically speaking, altering rights should grant the buyer master resale rights as well. But most of the PLR content offers have restrictions to the effect that you can't resell the same without substantial alteration of the products. By "substantial alteration," the seller usually pegs a change of more than 20%.They also state you can not resell or give them away.Now there are sites out there and people are selling the same plr content at cheap prices!It will get to a point that only newbies and fools will purchase such stuff.The only real plr is going to be your own.Someone is selling a software program that he states will take any article and rewrite it differently, no matter how many people submit the same article to the software.

[Lynn Terry]

I disagree - there are a lot of different ways you can use Private Label Rights (PLR). Its not at all similar to Reprint Rights, such as you see with basic articles you can reprint WITH the resource box. Being able to reprint PLR content/articles/etc withOUT the resource box or reference to the original author is not the only way to use PLR - and is certainly not even the recommended use.

I have a review on PLR Voodoo here, which is a great guide on the topic:
http://www.clicknewz.com/1067/make-money-with-plr/

And a breakdown of the different types of rights here:
http://www.clicknewz.com/1062/understan ... le-rights/

Private Label Rights are very similar to Public Domain...

[redspace]

[ciarac]

Yes, surely there are but then the next question is, is this site willing to let you use their content?
Doubtful.

[Wendy Maki]

[Michael b]