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Posted by Danny Dover

This post is part of an ongoing series where my co-workers and I are working to build a freely available resource center of up-to-date SEO best practices. As we write this content, we are submitting them for peer review so that everyone on the Internet can benefit from collective intelligence. You can read more about the SEO Knowledge Center here.

This weeks proposed SEO best practice deals with duplicate content. It is my belief that duplicate content is the single biggest SEO problem on the Internet. (Well that and Myspace layouts.) On the page linked below, Jen Lopez discusses what duplicate content is, how it gets created and how to get rid of it. Hopefully, this page will help all of you combat this problem.

Please let us know if there is something we should add, remove or modify. We are also open to suggestions on how to design better robots. As you will see on the duplicate content page below, Rand’s robot mock-up skills are like a mixture of Avatar CGI and Shakespearean writing but without any of the talent or impressiveness (or iambic pentameter for that matter).

Duplicate Content

Remember, this page is just a work in progress. I would love to hear your thoughts and suggestions on how to improve it. Please feel free to leave your comments below.

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