Comments on: Guest Blogging – How to Bring in a New Voice http://www.plrinternetmarketing.com/internet/guest-blogging-%e2%80%93-how-to-bring-in-a-new-voice/ Internet Marketing Training, Tools, Services, and Support Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:49:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Sylvia@cronaca nerahttp://www.plrinternetmarketing.com/internet/guest-blogging-%e2%80%93-how-to-bring-in-a-new-voice/#comment-49103 Sylvia@cronaca nera Sun, 01 Jan 2012 08:14:10 +0000 http://www.plrinternetmarketing.com/?p=308#comment-49103 fantastic issues altogether, you simply gained a brand new reader. What might you recommend about your publish that you just made a few days in the past? Any certain?Ho letto questo articolo completamente per quanto riguarda di confronto di latest e precedente tecnologie, fantastic issues altogether, you simply gained a brand new reader. What might you recommend about your publish that you just made a few days in the past? Any certain?

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]]> By: Warrenhttp://www.plrinternetmarketing.com/internet/guest-blogging-%e2%80%93-how-to-bring-in-a-new-voice/#comment-48397 Warren Sun, 04 Dec 2011 19:20:19 +0000 http://www.plrinternetmarketing.com/?p=308#comment-48397 Duplicate content that exists on two separate websites has no negative effect as far as I'm concerned. I rank 3 and 4 on the first page of Google and have for over a year now for a review that was posted for an affiliate product I promote. The review was sent to me by the product vendor and is used all across the web including on their own website (which I outrank)Duplicate content that exists on your own site however DOES often result in a penalty which is why you should keep an eye on your webmaster tools which will often let you know about potential problems. I've accidentally posted the same article twice on a couple of occasions (when I have time to have them pre-written and then forget I already used it)I can show you duplicate content on many popular websites such as problogger that rank fine, and cause no ill effects. Google simply chooses which one/s they will feature in their results and ignores the rest. Usually they are able to accurately choose the original, however not always the case. Duplicate content that exists on two separate websites has no negative effect as far as I’m concerned. I rank 3 and 4 on the first page of Google and have for over a year now for a review that was posted for an affiliate product I promote. The review was sent to me by the product vendor and is used all across the web including on their own website (which I outrank)

Duplicate content that exists on your own site however DOES often result in a penalty which is why you should keep an eye on your webmaster tools which will often let you know about potential problems. I’ve accidentally posted the same article twice on a couple of occasions (when I have time to have them pre-written and then forget I already used it)

I can show you duplicate content on many popular websites such as problogger that rank fine, and cause no ill effects. Google simply chooses which one/s they will feature in their results and ignores the rest. Usually they are able to accurately choose the original, however not always the case.

]]> By: David Christopher@StopThinkSocial.comhttp://www.plrinternetmarketing.com/internet/guest-blogging-%e2%80%93-how-to-bring-in-a-new-voice/#comment-48396 David Christopher@StopThinkSocial.com Sun, 04 Dec 2011 19:10:57 +0000 http://www.plrinternetmarketing.com/?p=308#comment-48396 Thanks Warren. Just another question on syndication. I heard that google does not like duplicate content. So if the syndication group are duplicating my content for their purposes, and they receive a greater number of hits, is that detrimental to my SEO efforts on my own site? Thanks Warren.
Just another question on syndication. I heard that google does not like duplicate content. So if the syndication group are duplicating my content for their purposes, and they receive a greater number of hits, is that detrimental to my SEO efforts on my own site?

]]> By: Warrenhttp://www.plrinternetmarketing.com/internet/guest-blogging-%e2%80%93-how-to-bring-in-a-new-voice/#comment-48383 Warren Sun, 04 Dec 2011 01:04:36 +0000 http://www.plrinternetmarketing.com/?p=308#comment-48383 Syndicating your content can be a great way of pulling in not only additional traffic from what is generally a higher traffic news "hub", but also a great way to obtain some relevant backlinks as you pointed out. If you're posting regularly on your blog I'll assume that Google's bot is stopping in on a regular basis. (I usually see them several times a day) You've likely also got your auto ping setup in Wordpress letting Google know that you have new content. Google will see where the content originated don't worry! This approach is helping your SEO efforts!Thanks for stopping by David! I appreciate your comments. Syndicating your content can be a great way of pulling in not only additional traffic from what is generally a higher traffic news “hub”, but also a great way to obtain some relevant backlinks as you pointed out. If you’re posting regularly on your blog I’ll assume that Google’s bot is stopping in on a regular basis. (I usually see them several times a day) You’ve likely also got your auto ping setup in WordPress letting Google know that you have new content. Google will see where the content originated don’t worry! This approach is helping your SEO efforts!

Thanks for stopping by David!
I appreciate your comments.

]]> By: David Christopher@StopThinkSocial.comhttp://www.plrinternetmarketing.com/internet/guest-blogging-%e2%80%93-how-to-bring-in-a-new-voice/#comment-48382 David Christopher@StopThinkSocial.com Sun, 04 Dec 2011 00:57:55 +0000 http://www.plrinternetmarketing.com/?p=308#comment-48382 Hi Warren. Great post.I am a contributor for Business to Community (see http://www.business2community.com/author/david-christopher ) and the way it works is they decide post by post if my latest blog entry is worthy of being added to their site. If it is, then they take the HTML from my site and create a new entry on their site. They do provide a link back to my site for every post they use.Is this approach helping or hindering my SEO? Hi Warren. Great post.

I am a contributor for Business to Community (see http://www.business2community.com/author/david-christopher ) and the way it works is they decide post by post if my latest blog entry is worthy of being added to their site. If it is, then they take the HTML from my site and create a new entry on their site. They do provide a link back to my site for every post they use.

Is this approach helping or hindering my SEO?

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