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Anyone known about getmyarticles.com.Kindly help me about this site....

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raised whether embedding getmyarticles.com content onto your pages is safe for SEO; started the right line of thinking. The practical decisions are about control: do you want the syndicated copy to be treated as the canonical/original, or do you want it only for visitors (not for search engines)? Each choice has simple, implementable options that change how search engines index and attribute the content.

If you republish full text but do not want duplicate versions competing in search results, use a canonical link pointing to the original article or ask the content provider to point the canonical to your copy. If you prefer the syndicated pages not appear in search results at all, serve them with a meta robots noindex while keeping links followable for referral traffic. Example tags:

<link rel="canonical" href="" />

<meta name="robots" content="noindex,follow" />

Prefer importing content into your CMS so pages have stable URLs, proper publish dates, and you can add a short, unique intro or author box to provide original value. Add Article structured data to help indexing and monitor which version Google selects using Search Console. For details on how Google handles duplicates and on canonicalization, see Duplicate content and Consolidate duplicate URLs. For markup choices, see schema.org/Article.

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What don't you understand about their website? The homepage tells you everything about it. Have you contacted them for help?

Hello stymiee,

Thx for the reply.My question is,if i add their coding to my page?the list of articles are publish in my page?

Is't search engine friendly?Or else any chance to ban (my)the site.....


Thanks in advance,

Putting syndicated articles on your website won't get you banned. But it also won't help you much either. The duplicate content will essentially be ignored by Google (and maybe MSN and Yahoo, not sure). So those pages won't get you any new traffic. It may make your visitors think your site is good once you get them there through other means so from that POV it may be worthwhile.

And whether the search engines can see those articles is up in there air. If they use JavaScript to put them on a page then the search engines won't be able to read it. If you put the content directly on to your pages or use a server-side approach they will be able to read it.

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