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Issue: Duplicate Page Content

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Chenzo last edited by

For pro members:

Is there a way to see exactly what "it" is that is duplicate?

Also, what % of duplicate content is required to be labeled as dupped.

Much thanks,

Chenzo
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SarahCollins last edited by

You could always try Copyscape which will show you if you put in both urls.
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