Matt Cutts: Required Duplicate Content Does not Affect Search Unless its Spammy Review Now Tweet Pin It by Jenifer Renjini - 7/22/2013 5734 Views Matt Cutts New Video on "Legally Required Duplicate Content" It seems to be a very simple question this time on the questionary video of Matt Cutts in Google Webmaster Help. The question is about the sites performance in regards with the required Duplicate Contents on a site. The Question was from New York, which goes like this, “How does duplicate copy that’s legally required (ie Terms & Conditions across multiple offers) affect performance in search?” Though this seems to be a simple question, Matt Cutts wants to make it clear since there was a follow up comment towards this question which says that people in financial industry has doubts on this and wants it to be cleared. The one word simple answer for this question is NO. He says that, when it comes to legal practices, like disclaimers, terms and conditions, if the content is spammy or duplicated or keyword stuffing or anything that related to quality issue, then there are possibilities for the manual or algorithmic actions on the site. But still even if it seems like duplicated content for legally required pages, Google will not count on it and will not affect a site, unless google finds it to be spammy. He again says that, Google understands that there are various places across the web that needs to have various disclaimers, terms and conditions and so on. So it’s the sort of thing where if Google did not rank that stuff well, then that would probably hurt overall search quality. So Matt Cutts says that, he wouldn’t stress about it. So if your required duplicated content page is not spammy and if you are sure that your page follows the Google quality guidelines then you don’t need to worry about it. Matt Cutts New Video on Legally Required Duplicate Content For more future updates on algorithms, SEO news and tactics, subscribe to our news and follow me on my Google Plus Profile. Category : SEO News Tags : Duplicate content, Matt Cutts new video, Matt Cutts new video on duplicate content Rate this news Share this news delicious digg facebook diigo folkd reddit stumbleupon twitter linkdn About Jenifer Renjini Here at SubmitInMe, I write articles focusing on SEO trends and latest SEO updates, providing you the right information on the right time. My Life and Career both lie on the same graph, So Far So .... more info facebook twitter googleplus blog rss

Matt Cutts: Required Duplicate Content Does not Affect Search Unless its Spammy

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Matt Cutts New Video on "Legally Required Duplicate Content"

mATT cUTTS ON "lEGALLY rEQUIRED dUPLICATE CONTENT" It seems to be a very simple question this time on the questionary video of Matt Cutts in Google Webmaster Help. The question is about the sites performance in regards with the required Duplicate Contents on a site. The Question was from New York, which goes like this,

“How does duplicate copy that’s legally required (ie Terms & Conditions across multiple offers) affect performance in search?”

Though this seems to be a simple question, Matt Cutts wants to make it clear since there was a follow up comment towards this question which says that people in financial industry has doubts on this and wants it to be cleared.

The one word simple answer for this question is NO. He says that, when it comes to legal practices, like disclaimers, terms and conditions, if the content is spammy or duplicated or keyword stuffing or anything that related to quality issue, then there are possibilities for the manual or algorithmic actions on the site. But still even if it seems like duplicated content for legally required pages, Google will not count on it and will not affect a site, unless google finds it to be spammy.

He again says that, Google understands that there are various places across the web that needs to have various disclaimers, terms and conditions and so on. So it’s the sort of thing where if Google did not rank that stuff well, then that would probably hurt overall search quality. So Matt Cutts says that, he wouldn’t stress about it.

So if your required duplicated content page is not spammy and if you are sure that your page follows the Google quality guidelines then you don’t need to worry about it.

Matt Cutts New Video on Legally Required Duplicate Content

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