Duplicate Content Tool - sketchy or good?
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BloomReach announced a new software product named Dynamic Duplication Reduction (DDR), that aims to eliminate duplicate content issues on web sites.
Anyone have any feedback on this yet - seems to go to be true if you ask me.
Your pal
Chenzo
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This might be helpful: http://searchengineland.com/an-automated-tool-to-eliminate-duplicate-content-issues-135233
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I'm anxious to see if anyone else has any insider information Adam.
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Based on my understanding (I haven't used it):
The tool doesn't turn duplicate content into unique. Rather, if you have duplicate URLs to access the same content on your site, the tool attempts to fix that.
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