Duplicate Content Issues
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How we can find duplicate content of our website? And how we can resolve duplicate content issue? If you have any tool for this then Please suggest me.
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Hey!!!!!
Pixelbypixel is right. Moz does offer some strong tools to help with Duplicate Content. Check out this article about how we crawl your site for this and how you may be able to fix it. http://moz.com/help/guides/search-overview/crawl-diagnostics/duplicate-content
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The most obvious choice is Moz which can tell you which URL's have duplicate content which makes it pretty quick and easy to fix. Simply run a report and look under crawl errors and you will see there is a duplicate content section.
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The best tool I have found for checking for duplicate content is Copyscape.
Resolving duplication issues depends on what is found and how it has been generated - duplicate page titles, page content & descriptions can all be problematic.
-Andy
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