Benefit of unique content in SEO

[ireneg]

Hi all, can you tell me what is the benefit of unique content in SEO?

 

[Mark_Alfred]

All webmaster knows that the content is the king!. The unique and well-written content can help you to rank well than your compititors.

 

[stephenrobes]

Massive aspects of your website and its rankings in search engine results.

 

[tanikacampos]

Hi all, can you tell me what is the benefit of unique content in SEO?

The articles you provide is among the very essential elements of one's site and its own positions from search engine success. Quite simply, providing exceptional and appropriate articles for your site traffic is among the very most crucial facets of search engine optimization.

 

[ethelglover]

Very simply, providing exceptional and relevant content for your web site traffic is one of the very most crucial aspects of search engine optimization.

 

[ellastien]

Content and search engine optimization are therefore inseparable it is near-impossible to get a website to. The articles on every page needs to really be unique from various different pages or websites. that your articles to generate their very own, you have the underlying search engine optimization benefit of those.

 

[davidlee21]

Google is looking for unique content. If your content is unique it will get ranked easily.

 

[markwalbarg]

You just wont get in positions with bad conent. It was possible years ago bro

 

[Biztechcs]

the technical uniqueness of the text, the originality of the transmitted experience is also important. It is optimal if the text is written by a specialist in the chosen field because such a person can convey implicit nuances, and not just rewrite the topic.

 

[susanburling]

One of the major benefits is your website will never be Penalized by Google for duplicate content(plagiarism) as it follows Google webmaster guidelines.
Unique content can rank your website easily on a search engine(Google) as Google always looking for unique content.

 

[LearnTheNew]

you will be safe from Google Algorithms.

 

[msulcs]

If you won't have unique content, your pages won't appear on Google search. If they will, then they will never be in high positions.

 

[ProspectedSEO]

You simply cannot rank well without unique, high quality content. Well, you can, but it will only be a temporary, short-term solution. Duplicate content never pays off, because Google is constantly improving their algorithms to remove and penalize plagiarized content.

 

[juliaann]

If you know the Google Panda Update so you would know, The importance of content.

 

[SEOPub]

If you won't have unique content, your pages won't appear on Google search. If they will, then they will never be in high positions.

You simply cannot rank well without unique, high quality content. Well, you can, but it will only be a temporary, short-term solution. Duplicate content never pays off, because Google is constantly improving their algorithms to remove and penalize plagiarized content.

These are both lies.

 

[msulcs]

msulcs

Alright. Prove us wrong.

 

[ProspectedSEO]

ProspectedSEO

Well, your reply doesn't help us much. Would you care to elaborate on it?

 

[SEOPub]

Alright. Prove us wrong.

Well, your reply doesn't help us much. Would you care to elaborate on it?

Google ranks duplicate content all the time. Just look at all the people on forums like this that have complained over the years about someone stealing their content and outranking them with it.

And this

Google is constantly improving their algorithms to remove and penalize plagiarized content.

is total crap. Google has no way of recognizing plagiarized content. They have no idea who is the owner of a piece of content is. The only way they crack down on plagiarism is when it is reported to them.

 

[ProspectedSEO]

ProspectedSEO

No, that's not true. Google has methods to check whether or not content is plagiarized. For example,
their bots can check the date when the content was first posted and compare that for all instances of duplicate content.
Alternatively, they can do a manual checkup of the duplicate content or consider other website metrics
t's true that this process isn't really efficient and it can take quite some time for the plagiarized content to be found,
but that doesn't defeat the point that I was making. In the long run, it's best to use original content and not risk any Google penalties.

 

[SEOPub]

SEOPub

I don't know how I can be any more blatant about this but you are completely and utterly wrong about this. Google does not use dates to check for plagiarized content. That would be insanely stupid. I could steal someone's content and put any date I want on my post.

And Google does not penalize sites for duplicate content. They might only rank one version of a piece of content and it's not always the original version. They rank what they deem to be the most authoritative version. The other versions will often get relegated to the supplemental SERPs, but not always.

You are just making up stuff that Google has never said.

 

[msulcs]

msulcs

It's not about posting a date, but about Google bots which crawl your page. They have time stamps when they first see the content.

 

[SEOPub]

SEOPub

And when they first crawl a page has nothing to do with who posted a piece of content first. That just means it was the first time Google encountered it.

You could post something on your site today. I could steal it and post it tomorrow. Google could very well crawl my version first.

So again, what you said is factually false. Google is not using any kind of dates to detect plagiarism.

 

[Chancer]

Chancer

I second this, looking for "breaking" news in an XYZ niche i see plagiarized content rank higher than the true source.
It gets so bad, i see 2-3 100% rip-offs rank above the source.
Often the true source is not even on the first page for a given keyword.

Bot armies are golden these days.

It will get better though with web3.0

 

[msulcs]

I hate being wrong, but you're right. I just read what Google says about Duplicate Content - https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/66359?hl=en

It says:
Syndicate carefully: If you syndicate your content on other sites, Google will always show the version we think is most appropriate for users in each given search, which may or may not be the version you'd prefer. However, it is helpful to ensure that each site on which your content is syndicated includes a link back to your original article. You can also ask those who use your syndicated material to use the noindex meta tag to prevent search engines from indexing their version of the content.

Thank you!

 

[SEOPub]

SEOPub

Yeah too many people listen to idiots like Neil Patel instead of actually paying attention to the SERPs and what Google says.

Good job by you actually researching it for yourself. If more people did that, there would be a hell of a lot less confusion and misinformation in the SEO world.

 

[paul1129]

"Content is the King". Its a myth like the dragon.

In reality its something else. You guys have to learn a lot as I see in this thread.

Yeah too many people listen to idiots like Neil Patel instead of actually paying attention to the SERPs and what Google says.

Good job by you actually researching it for yourself. If more people did that, there would be a hell of a lot less confusion and misinformation in the SEO world.

@SEOPub you can't educate everybody. They will repeat it over and over again. I bet that many people who have replied in this thread didn't even bother to fully read & understand your posts.

 

[Mark_Alfred]

Google loves unique content and if you have good content with proper grammar then its chances that your content may be in the top 10 in the search index.

 

[SEOPub]

SEOPub

Google does not care if your content is unique or not.

 

[mallikarjuna]

Giving quality content surely has advantages for your website. SEO and content quality remain always intertwined. Content is a significant part of SEO. Websites that give quality content consistently rank higher in search engine results.