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Glenn Gabe via Google+
10 hours ago
Don't "Stitch" for SEO: Is it ok to stitch together pieces of content from across the web? [Video] via +Matt Cutts #seo
Fun fact: Pandas love eating stitched content. :)
Fun fact: Pandas love eating stitched content. :)
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Charles Heitz via Google+
11 hours ago
Bad News For Weekly Content Roundups
I recently posted on my blog a few ways to generate content if you're lacking ideas. One of those (and a fairly popular one) is to do a weekly content round up. This is where you'll take some hot articles, post excerpts along with your own ideas and link back to the original article. This may be a bad idea. Depending on how you go about it. Watch this video by Matt Cutts for a clearer understanding.
Is it a good practice to combine small portions of content from other sites?
#contentcreation #contentmarketing #blogging
I recently posted on my blog a few ways to generate content if you're lacking ideas. One of those (and a fairly popular one) is to do a weekly content round up. This is where you'll take some hot articles, post excerpts along with your own ideas and link back to the original article. This may be a bad idea. Depending on how you go about it. Watch this video by Matt Cutts for a clearer understanding.
Is it a good practice to combine small portions of content from other sites?
#contentcreation #contentmarketing #blogging
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Drew Harden via Google+
8 hours ago
Can
you "stitch" copy from multiple websites and blogs together to make
your own content? Unsurprisingly, Google's Matt Cutt suggests that you
tread very carefully when considering this technique.
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Stitching: the practice of taking pieces of content from multiple sources to create your own source.
In this video, Matt Cutts answers a question about stitching. In general he says it is a "high risk area" and encourages people to avoid this in general.
In my opinion it is somewhat ok to do some "stitching" as long as it is being used to cite a source within your own unique and original article body.
In this video, Matt Cutts answers a question about stitching. In general he says it is a "high risk area" and encourages people to avoid this in general.
In my opinion it is somewhat ok to do some "stitching" as long as it is being used to cite a source within your own unique and original article body.
Do
not stitch aggregate content into a convergence article. If you want to
read quotes of content then write a academic paper. I had a professor
that made us read his book in college, on 1 page he cited 8 references
and nothing was his own work. I told him that his book lacked any real
substance as all he did was copy and paste. I got a B in that class but
is that book was a website, I would have flagged him for spam. Do not
copy and stitch to create an article. Ever.
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+Thomas P. I
look at Knowledge Graph as an enhanced search result. I think that is
fine as Google is the largest scraper and renderer of digital content
that we know of.
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Matt, Please tell me you're joking - and not suggesting that quantity & frequence can be a substitute for quality.
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"You
might encourage us"? Stop beating around the bush and just say if we do
it, we have no chance of ranking! That's the truth!
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Francisco Meza via Google+
11 hours ago
Mutt Cutts video on stitching (using pieces of content and giving credit).
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Johannes Mehlem via Google+
11 hours ago
"Is it a good practice to combine small portions of content from other sites?"
#GoogleSearchQuality #GoogleWebmasterHelp #contentmarketing
#GoogleSearchQuality #GoogleWebmasterHelp #contentmarketing
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Dids Main via Google+
11 hours ago
No to stitching! Make sure you add value... FYI. +Nick Crang (I know you love this stuff!) +John Burnham +Carol Cronin
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William Acevedo via Google+
8 hours ago
Google’s Matt Cutts: Stitching Content Makes For Bad Quality Content
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Yet Google itself does this all the time! But then it is called 'search results'...
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Or on other words, stop copying Creative Commons content, throwing ads on it and expecting to do well :)
Ko Savonije via Google+
11 hours ago
Hi
Matt, Can a site still do well in Google if I copy only a small portion
of content from different websites and create my own article by
combining all, considering I will mention the source of that content (by
giving their urls in the article)?
Rajesh, New Delhi, India
Rajesh, New Delhi, India
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Basically
if you plagarize, do it smartly. Change active voice to passive voice
and vice versa. :-) If you stitch, stitch smartly and let the the web
full of more copies of content.
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Glad my question was picked up by Matt. In adwords also they don't allow this and call them as bridge pages.
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Dear Rajesh from New Delhi (the capital of fake article creation presumably called "SEO").
Indeed, and you should be ashamed of a garbage page like this. http://www.softwebworks.com/seoportfolio.html
class="seolink"? Really?
Can you people in this black-hat businesses stop spamming the web with such idiotic crap, for once and for all.
Article creation and all that dumb trash you seem to be involved in, is pointless. When can you parasite morons lock this in your brain?
Indeed, and you should be ashamed of a garbage page like this. http://www.softwebworks.com/seoportfolio.html
class="seolink"? Really?
Can you people in this black-hat businesses stop spamming the web with such idiotic crap, for once and for all.
Article creation and all that dumb trash you seem to be involved in, is pointless. When can you parasite morons lock this in your brain?
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Heitz Digital, LLC via Google+
11 hours ago
Google Webmaster Help - News Roundups
Beware if you have been curating content and re-posting it as your own. Even if you add some of your own ideas the whole practice could be a bad idea.
#googlewebmasterhelp #contentmarketingtips
Beware if you have been curating content and re-posting it as your own. Even if you add some of your own ideas the whole practice could be a bad idea.
#googlewebmasterhelp #contentmarketingtips
Charles Heitz originally shared this
Bad News For Weekly Content Roundups
I recently posted on my blog a few ways to generate content if you're lacking ideas. One of those (and a fairly popular one) is to do a weekly content round up. This is where you'll take some hot articles, post excerpts along with your own ideas and link back to the original article. This may be a bad idea. Depending on how you go about it. Watch this video by Matt Cutts for a clearer understanding.
Is it a good practice to combine small portions of content from other sites?
#contentcreation #contentmarketing #blogging
I recently posted on my blog a few ways to generate content if you're lacking ideas. One of those (and a fairly popular one) is to do a weekly content round up. This is where you'll take some hot articles, post excerpts along with your own ideas and link back to the original article. This may be a bad idea. Depending on how you go about it. Watch this video by Matt Cutts for a clearer understanding.
Is it a good practice to combine small portions of content from other sites?
#contentcreation #contentmarketing #blogging
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Olivier Duffez via Google+
8 hours ago
En
gros, Matt Cutts déconseille de faire un site dont le contenu n'est
qu'une accumulation d'extraits d'articles trouvés ailleurs, même en
mentionnant la source (agrégateurs).
N'est-ce pas Panda qui démasque ce genre de sites ?
N'est-ce pas Panda qui démasque ce genre de sites ?
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En fait qu'est ce que M Cutts conseille ou autorise ? Est ce quelqu un le sait vraiment ?
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Il
faut demander à Matt Cutts ,ce qu'est Google Actualités. Il y a
énormèment d'applications Google qui font ce genre de chose: voler ce
qui appartient aux autres. Mais apparement pour Google c'est OK. Je ne
pense pas que Google puisse nous donner des leçons de morale à ce
sujet.
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Valerio Notarfrancesco via Google+
9 hours ago
La Content Curation è spam: parola di Google
La content curation intesa solo come selezione e riporto di piccole porzioni di contenuti presi da diversi fonti, anche con citazione dell'origine e senza un apporto originale e di valore ai contenuti può essere un fattore ad alto rischio per la presenza nei risultati di ricerca di Google.
Ecco la voce ufficiale di Google che conferma quanto dicevo 2 anni fa a ottobre sui rischi di una content curation senza un'integrazione ai contenuti.
La content curation intesa solo come selezione e riporto di piccole porzioni di contenuti presi da diversi fonti, anche con citazione dell'origine e senza un apporto originale e di valore ai contenuti può essere un fattore ad alto rischio per la presenza nei risultati di ricerca di Google.
Ecco la voce ufficiale di Google che conferma quanto dicevo 2 anni fa a ottobre sui rischi di una content curation senza un'integrazione ai contenuti.
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Credo sia fondamentale la presentazione e la categorizzazione dei contenuti, questo', per me differenzia spam da valore.
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Esatto +Riccardo Mares
Content Curation NON è copiare ed incollare parti di contenuti.
Content Curation è dare ulteriore valore a quei contenuti, filtrandoli, curandoli editorialmente, e soprattutto esprimendo un punto di vista originale.
In questo campo il vero maestro è +Robin Good che nel 2011 scriveva:
http://www.masternewmedia.org/content-curation-come-distinguere-i-veri-curatori/
Content Curation NON è copiare ed incollare parti di contenuti.
Content Curation è dare ulteriore valore a quei contenuti, filtrandoli, curandoli editorialmente, e soprattutto esprimendo un punto di vista originale.
In questo campo il vero maestro è +Robin Good che nel 2011 scriveva:
http://www.masternewmedia.org/content-curation-come-distinguere-i-veri-curatori/
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Wojtek Tyluś via Google+
11 hours ago
Pożyczone i kradzione ma nie rankować wysoko. Terefere...
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Sebastian Miśniakiewicz via Google+
11 hours ago
Wrzucasz
na swoją stronę tylko treści z innych serwisów, tak, że artykuły
składają się tylko z obcych treści? Lepiej zmienić podejście - już Yahoo
uznawało to kiedyś za spam...
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Tobias Sasse via Google+
10 hours ago
Matt
Cutts über Inhalte, die aus kurzen Snippets unterschiedlicher Webseiten
bestehen. Er sagt, wenn man das automatisch macht, ist es ein
hochriskanter Bereich. Was war doch gleich das Kerngeschäft von Google?
Snippets von 3rd Party Content automatisch zusammenklatschen vielleicht?
:)
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Amy Grech via Google+
10 hours agoGlenn Gabe originally shared this
Don't "Stitch" for SEO: Is it ok to stitch together pieces of content from across the web? [Video] via +Matt Cutts #seo
Fun fact: Pandas love eating stitched content. :)
Fun fact: Pandas love eating stitched content. :)
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Ognian Mladenov via Google+
10 hours agoCharles Heitz originally shared this
Bad News For Weekly Content Roundups
I recently posted on my blog a few ways to generate content if you're lacking ideas. One of those (and a fairly popular one) is to do a weekly content round up. This is where you'll take some hot articles, post excerpts along with your own ideas and link back to the original article. This may be a bad idea. Depending on how you go about it. Watch this video by Matt Cutts for a clearer understanding.
Is it a good practice to combine small portions of content from other sites?
#contentcreation #contentmarketing #blogging
I recently posted on my blog a few ways to generate content if you're lacking ideas. One of those (and a fairly popular one) is to do a weekly content round up. This is where you'll take some hot articles, post excerpts along with your own ideas and link back to the original article. This may be a bad idea. Depending on how you go about it. Watch this video by Matt Cutts for a clearer understanding.
Is it a good practice to combine small portions of content from other sites?
#contentcreation #contentmarketing #blogging
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When
going through the disavow process, I found gobs of sites like this
linking to us... and wasn't sure if I should disavow them or not. Any
thoughts?
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gabriele marazzi via Google+
8 hours ago
Content
curation, o semplice copia? Il limite si fa più sottile e Google sempre
più attento e perspicace. Non si tratta più solo di contenuto duplicato
ma anche delle citazioni e di come si fanno. La qualità, intesa come
valore per gli utenti, al primo posto.
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Someone
copied my article from my blog and post it to his blog and include the
URL of my blog post as a source. I'm worried about my site that it can
affect on the next algorithm.
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Sushubh Mittal via Google+
11 hours ago
Hah. Matt answered this query from a dude based in Delhi.
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Jim McCloskey via Google+
9 hours ago
Hello, clients? Yeah, this. Please stop asking me to do this. It's bad for your SEO, m'kay? Thanks.
Glenn Gabe originally shared this
Don't "Stitch" for SEO: Is it ok to stitch together pieces of content from across the web? [Video] via +Matt Cutts #seo
Fun fact: Pandas love eating stitched content. :)
Fun fact: Pandas love eating stitched content. :)
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OK. I won't ask you to stitch.
But I do have some socks that need darned. Would you mind taking care of those darned socks? KTHXBAI.
But I do have some socks that need darned. Would you mind taking care of those darned socks? KTHXBAI.
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Salvatore Capolupo via Google+
9 hours agoValerio Notarfrancesco originally shared this
La Content Curation è spam: parola di Google
La content curation intesa solo come selezione e riporto di piccole porzioni di contenuti presi da diversi fonti, anche con citazione dell'origine e senza un apporto originale e di valore ai contenuti può essere un fattore ad alto rischio per la presenza nei risultati di ricerca di Google.
Ecco la voce ufficiale di Google che conferma quanto dicevo 2 anni fa a ottobre sui rischi di una content curation senza un'integrazione ai contenuti.
La content curation intesa solo come selezione e riporto di piccole porzioni di contenuti presi da diversi fonti, anche con citazione dell'origine e senza un apporto originale e di valore ai contenuti può essere un fattore ad alto rischio per la presenza nei risultati di ricerca di Google.
Ecco la voce ufficiale di Google che conferma quanto dicevo 2 anni fa a ottobre sui rischi di una content curation senza un'integrazione ai contenuti.
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