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Post By wupiaopiao on 2008-9-6 10:35:01 [Reads:318]
How to get round the anti-duplicate filter happy of Google
The anti-duplicate filter happy of Google is not the absolute weapon. This test aims to demonstrate it.
Setting to part the option that permits to disactivate #106avascript in your navigator, the anti-duplicate filter happy of Google is well the worse nightmare of the webmasters of MFA sites.
This filter is in Google what its sex is in Rocco Siffredi:its favorite toy, its pride, and the pledge of its omnipotence. A dangerous enough object to plunge the amateur spamdexeurs in a state of terror comparable to the one of a young actress that sees Rocco slipping himself behind her as the director shouts "motor."
Happy Duplicate == complementary Index The facts are there: a page generated automatically that resembles a little too much to the original (the one of which it "was inspired") has big odds to finish in the complementary index of Google, and to lose all visibility thus.
Yet, this filter happy anti-duplicate is not as dangerous as Matt Cutts would like to make it to us to believe. It is even relatively easy to get round, even with one page 100% auto-generated.
The test in order to judge some, I put on line a public test on this blog. The page of test is here...
The content of this page answers 2 primordial constraints for a MFA:
it is generated automatically, in this case from the first paragraph of this page of Wikipedia,it remains legible for a human visitor.
In the goal to escape the filter of Google, the shape of this content "flown" to Wikipdia has been modified:
it has been divided in paragraphs, the order of these paragraphs has been modified, a picture has been inserted, some parts of the texts have been put back in shape, under the shape of lists, quotes, and title < h2 > and < h3 > some words have been put in italic, in greasiness or underlined some, some ties have been withdrawn and of others added on some words.
These modifications touch the shape exclusively, and are therefore very simple to achieve automatically. It was, there also, a constraint chosen for this test.
He/it would have of course was possible "to mix" the content extracts several sources in order to multiply the odds to escape the anti-duplicate filter happy of Google, but once again the deliberate choice was to keep this test as simple as possible.
Participate! Well evidently, like all auto-generated page, this page of test needs backlinks to have a luck to escape the filter of Google. I put some ties therefore in place to help it, and invite you, if you wish to participate in the test, to make some as much.
How to get round anti-duplicate filter happy of Google
Post By wupiaopiao on 2008-9-6 10:35:01 [Reads:318]
How to get round the anti-duplicate filter happy of Google
The anti-duplicate filter happy of Google is not the absolute weapon. This test aims to demonstrate it.
Setting to part the option that permits to disactivate #106avascript in your navigator, the anti-duplicate filter happy of Google is well the worse nightmare of the webmasters of MFA sites.
This filter is in Google what its sex is in Rocco Siffredi:its favorite toy, its pride, and the pledge of its omnipotence. A dangerous enough object to plunge the amateur spamdexeurs in a state of terror comparable to the one of a young actress that sees Rocco slipping himself behind her as the director shouts "motor."
Happy Duplicate == complementary Index The facts are there: a page generated automatically that resembles a little too much to the original (the one of which it "was inspired") has big odds to finish in the complementary index of Google, and to lose all visibility thus.
Yet, this filter happy anti-duplicate is not as dangerous as Matt Cutts would like to make it to us to believe. It is even relatively easy to get round, even with one page 100% auto-generated.
The test in order to judge some, I put on line a public test on this blog. The page of test is here...
The content of this page answers 2 primordial constraints for a MFA:
it is generated automatically, in this case from the first paragraph of this page of Wikipedia,it remains legible for a human visitor.
In the goal to escape the filter of Google, the shape of this content "flown" to Wikipdia has been modified:
it has been divided in paragraphs, the order of these paragraphs has been modified, a picture has been inserted, some parts of the texts have been put back in shape, under the shape of lists, quotes, and title < h2 > and < h3 > some words have been put in italic, in greasiness or underlined some, some ties have been withdrawn and of others added on some words.
These modifications touch the shape exclusively, and are therefore very simple to achieve automatically. It was, there also, a constraint chosen for this test.
He/it would have of course was possible "to mix" the content extracts several sources in order to multiply the odds to escape the anti-duplicate filter happy of Google, but once again the deliberate choice was to keep this test as simple as possible.
Participate! Well evidently, like all auto-generated page, this page of test needs backlinks to have a luck to escape the filter of Google. I put some ties therefore in place to help it, and invite you, if you wish to participate in the test, to make some as much.