Yesterday at SMX Advanced Matt Cutts said Google's ad-to-content ratio on search result pages would be safe from penalty. I quickly checked a local search result to find around a 80/20 split (the adverts being 80!) as you can see below. Personally I don't think this is a great example to follow and I am pretty sure it is over the accepted level. What do you think? *Update* - Matt Cutts himself took the time to reply to my Tweet ...
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What is duplicate content? Duplicate content is not a complex subject as some would have you believe, it is simply defined by me as two (or more) pieces of the same content which appear on different pages on the Internet. In terms of internal duplicate content there are many reasons this can happen such as: Products in multiple categories on an eCommerce website Printer friendly or other format web pages Technical website issues such as URL parameters or session IDs Why does this matter? Duplicate content can confuse search engines in several ways; They don't know which version of the content to show in the search results They ...
