So, I'm creating a fansite, and I'm the only one competing for the series fandom, and I want to be fully clear on duplicate content issue, here's the situation:
- I run a bridged WordPress and phpBB
- When I create a blog post (namely, news), a thread on the forum is automatically created the .
- When someone posts on the forums, a comment is automatically made and vice versa.
Does the last step causes an issue with Google? I really want to do this because users tend to have a nasty habbit of not visiting the main site. And it also kinda livens up both places ensuring each get an input from a user while also rising up the forums post counter.
Any help would be great! Thanks for your time. =) Quote: Originally Posted by fize4ever
So, I'm creating a fansite, and I'm the only one competing for the series fandom, and I want to be fully clear on duplicate content issue, here's the situation:
- I run a bridged WordPress and phpBB
- When I create a blog post (namely, news), a thread on the forum is automatically created linking to the blog post.
- When someone posts on the forums, a comment is automatically made and vice versa.
Does the last step causes an issue with Google? I really want to do this because users tend to have a nasty habit of not visiting the main site. And it also kinda livens up both places ensuring each get an input from a user while also rising up the forums post counter.
Any help would be great! Thanks for your time. =) Fixed a few typos, read the qoute for proper wording.
I can't stress having an edit button outside the marketplace. I wouldn't worry about it. Just keep doing what you think is good for your users.
You may find Google only sends people to one of the copies, that's not an issue.
You could add canonical tags to indicate which is the official version that Google should use. Quote: Originally Posted by Tiggerito I wouldn't worry about it. Just keep doing what you think is good for your users.
You may find Google only sends people to one of the copies, that's not an issue.
You could add canonical tags to indicate which is the official version that Google should use. You honestly have no idea how much I'm thankful for this. I was very worried and thanks to you, I'm really relieved, many thanks and best of luck for you and the fine people of V7N!
- I run a bridged WordPress and phpBB
- When I create a blog post (namely, news), a thread on the forum is automatically created the .
- When someone posts on the forums, a comment is automatically made and vice versa.
Does the last step causes an issue with Google? I really want to do this because users tend to have a nasty habbit of not visiting the main site. And it also kinda livens up both places ensuring each get an input from a user while also rising up the forums post counter.
Any help would be great! Thanks for your time. =) Quote: Originally Posted by fize4ever
So, I'm creating a fansite, and I'm the only one competing for the series fandom, and I want to be fully clear on duplicate content issue, here's the situation:- I run a bridged WordPress and phpBB
- When I create a blog post (namely, news), a thread on the forum is automatically created linking to the blog post.
- When someone posts on the forums, a comment is automatically made and vice versa.
Does the last step causes an issue with Google? I really want to do this because users tend to have a nasty habit of not visiting the main site. And it also kinda livens up both places ensuring each get an input from a user while also rising up the forums post counter.
Any help would be great! Thanks for your time. =) Fixed a few typos, read the qoute for proper wording.
I can't stress having an edit button outside the marketplace. I wouldn't worry about it. Just keep doing what you think is good for your users.
You may find Google only sends people to one of the copies, that's not an issue.
You could add canonical tags to indicate which is the official version that Google should use. Quote: Originally Posted by Tiggerito
I wouldn't worry about it. Just keep doing what you think is good for your users.You may find Google only sends people to one of the copies, that's not an issue.
You could add canonical tags to indicate which is the official version that Google should use. You honestly have no idea how much I'm thankful for this. I was very worried and thanks to you, I'm really relieved, many thanks and best of luck for you and the fine people of V7N!