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I'd like to think not ALL duplicate content is bad.

For example, in your situation the other party is posting content from your site that you already published.

As long as your site has been crawled and that page is already in the SERPs, and the new website puts a link to the original article on your website, I don't think there should be any issue.

If I go around and copy/paste other people's articles on my blog, are those people going to be penalized? Highly doubtful. If anything my website will be penalized because it's full of a bunch of duplicate content I just copy/pasted word-for-word.

I personally would re-work a new article or ask them to summarize your article, to be on the extra safe side. But that's just me.

Hey guys,

So a current client of mine has an e-commerce shop with a few hundred products. They purposely choose to keep the prices off of their website, which is causing errors in Google Webmaster Tools.

Basically the error shows:

Error: Structured Data > Product (markup: schema.org)

Error type: missing price

208 items with error

Is this a huge deal? Or are we allowed to have non-numerical prices for schema ie. "call for quote"

Great insight guys. I knew I would be going with dashes along but I was having a friendly debate within the office.

Thanks again!

Here's a quick and easy question:

Is there any problem with not using dashes in between words for URLs?

Obviously the readability factor is a concern, but from a search engine standpoint?

Thanks in advance!

I'd like to think not ALL duplicate content is bad.

For example, in your situation the other party is posting content from your site that you already published.

As long as your site has been crawled and that page is already in the SERPs, and the new website puts a link to the original article on your website, I don't think there should be any issue.

If I go around and copy/paste other people's articles on my blog, are those people going to be penalized? Highly doubtful. If anything my website will be penalized because it's full of a bunch of duplicate content I just copy/pasted word-for-word.

I personally would re-work a new article or ask them to summarize your article, to be on the extra safe side. But that's just me.

Hey guys,

So a current client of mine has an e-commerce shop with a few hundred products. They purposely choose to keep the prices off of their website, which is causing errors in Google Webmaster Tools.

Basically the error shows:

Error: Structured Data > Product (markup: schema.org)

Error type: missing price

208 items with error

Is this a huge deal? Or are we allowed to have non-numerical prices for schema ie. "call for quote"