Posts Tagged ‘ content ’
There’re various opinions around how Google and other search engines deal with duplicate content. Google’s comments on the matter give an indication of how they deal with it, and the main takehome points are: They can usually spot unintentional (i.e non-malicious) duplicate content In the above case, Google will simply index the content it feels most relevant [ READ MORE ]
In order to prove that I’m not obsessed with online shoe e-tailers, I’ve been on the lookout for other sites that are really crying out for a review…and I’ve been pointed toward Image Factory’s site, a UK-based printing company owned by US print giant Quarto. So what follows, predictably, is… A critique of www.imagefactoryuk.com Perhaps naively, I [ READ MORE ]
So, a recent update by Google announced that they’re to start indexing Flash content. This is good right? Well, at first glance yes – since generally speaking, it’s better to index content than not. But there are other more worrying ramifications. That’s a good word, that: “ramification“. RAM-ification. Sounds like a vetinary term. The problems I foresee are [ READ MORE ]