How to solve copyright content ?
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My website fill of copy paste content , how can i solve this problem?
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Rewrite your website with good copy.
Often poor copy is usually the result of the time poor. We rush to get a website up quickly and cut and paste. I suggest you go to a website like freelancer or similar and have some one bid on writing good copy for you. I have used this in the past to have someone write me a few blog pages (which I then customize to my style). They do all the research and make up the content. Look for someone with a good history and feedback. Instead of blog pages they can be content for your website.
If you do have the time. This is the process I follow
- write down everything I know about a topic in bullet points (it can be typed)
- sort these points into something that makes sense.
- discard the duplicate or irrelevant points
- identify the key words or topic from these points
- develop an opening paragraph
- sort out the remain points into coherent sentences and structure.
- Closing / Contact us paragraph
- Have someone else reread it for clarity and understanding, make any changes.
- Finally go back and tweak it for keywords and seo
Good luck with your website.
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Well, quite simply, rewrite the content.
Make sure that it is not only unique, but it has unique value.
If there is a bit of content that is present across the site, such as a disclaimer, make sure you add additional content to that page, so that Google will see each page as having a unique value.
Now, if the copy cannot be changed but must be present on the site for user experience reasons, you have two options. Either use the rel=canonical tag to point the page with the duplicate content to the original page, or use the "noindex" code in the header of the page:
You can read more on canonicalisation and noindexing in this helpful guide.
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