Duplicate content question

[S_G_Parkinson]

If I have a blog at www.exampleone.com and have written 10 unique articles and I want to move them to a different blog at www.exampletwo.com, will google see this as duplicate or copied content?

(Bare in mind I would delete the original content from exampleone.com before copying it over to exampletwo.com)

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[fisicx]

If there is only one copy of the article on site two then it's not duplicate content.

As suggested, set up a 301 redirect form the old to the new site and Google will love you long time.

 

If I have a blog at www.exampleone.com and have written 10 unique articles and I want to move them to a different blog at www.exampletwo.com, will google see this as duplicate or copied content?

(Bare in mind I would delete the original content from exampleone.com before copying it over to exampletwo.com)

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And your reason for doing this is.:|

 

[Wait]

As the others have said, removing the content and using a 301 redirect will make your new blog's content safe from being termed as duplicate content.

 

[C.Rebecca]

Well, as you mentioned that the original content has been already deleted by you from the previous domain then Google will definitely not consider it as a duplicate content if this entire content will moved to the new domain.

Now, the only thing that you need to concern about the traffic that your previous domain already holds. For that you need to..

1) Use a 301 Redirect to permanently redirect all pages on your old site to your new site which tells search engines and users that your site has permanently moved
2) Check for both internal and external links ( link: operator command) to pages on your site
3) Use the "Change of Address" tool in Webmaster Tools to notify Google of your site's move
4) Create and submit your Sitemap listing URLs on your new site
Refer to this link for moving your site using Google webmaster
Moving your site - Webmaster Tools Help
After redirecting your website to new domain, your rankings and traffic may fall... but things will bounce back to normal soon

 

[HazelLCottrell]

You could alternatively remove the content from site one, ping the site so Google caches it without the content there (in theory the content is now forgotten by Google) and then re-upload onto the new site.

I hope that helps?

 

[S_G_Parkinson]

Well, as you mentioned that the original content has been already deleted by you from the previous domain then Google will definitely not consider it as a duplicate content if this entire content will moved to the new domain.

Now, the only thing that you need to concern about the traffic that your previous domain already holds. For that you need to..

1) Use a 301 Redirect to permanently redirect all pages on your old site to your new site which tells search engines and users that your site has permanently moved
2) Check for both internal and external links ( link: operator command) to pages on your site
3) Use the “Change of Address” tool in Webmaster Tools to notify Google of your site's move
4) Create and submit your Sitemap listing URLs on your new site
Refer to this link for moving your site using Google webmaster
Moving your site - Webmaster Tools Help
After redirecting your website to new domain, your rankings and traffic may fall... but things will bounce back to normal soon

You could alternatively remove the content from site one, ping the site so Google caches it without the content there (in theory the content is now forgotten by Google) and then re-upload onto the new site.

I hope that helps?

Perfect. Exactly what I wanted to hear. Thanks

 

[HazelLCottrell]

Glad I could help - thank you for marking as a 'helpful comment'

 

[Ruler Analytics]

As others have said, a simple 301 redirect should do the trick.

 

As others have said, a simple 301 redirect should do the trick.

In theory..

 

[VaidehiVyas]

Google spider see this all content as scrappy content. For that use canonical URL method for not getting the penalty from Google algorithm.

 

[S_G_Parkinson]

Basically, the reason I ask is because the owner of site 1 where my original content was won't do a 301 for me because I am now his competition, so I have copies all the content onto my computer and deleted it from his site so I can put it on mine.