Do these links count a duplicate content?
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If you do a Google search for the following term it brings up 6 results are these considered duplicate content by Google? Also if so how do I prevent this but still offer other stories to readers of other articles?
Google Search Term:
site:yakangler.com Okuma helios
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You're welcome
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Thanks Jarno for your useful reply.
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Thanks, was a little worried!
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i don't think you have to worry there mark.
If you give a site: command for your website with these search words behind them you literally tell Google to give me all pages from this website that include these words.
This does not mean that all of the pages are the same.
When i look at the first result a see a page about an Okuma Helios fishing wheel. The second page is an overview on pages that have been added in the fishing category.
The 3rd page gives your homepage with an overview on recently added articles.
You do not have to worry about anything
kind regards
Jarno
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