This is a guest contribution by Felipe Kurpiel, an internet marketer
I came across this topic by accident. One day I was monitoring my analytics data I noticed a big drop on my traffic stats and I didn’t understand why.
Actually, I had a hint because I was starting to interlink my posts. That gave me a clue that the problem was internal which I thought was a good thing. But that is not enough because then I had to analyze what Google is focusing on now.
If you have been involved with SEO at all you know that duplicate content is a bad thing. But how can you identify the duplicate content on your site?
Ok, let’s get started with that.
Identifying Internal Duplicate Content!That is a little advanced because we are about the crawl our website the way Google does. That is the best way to analyze the source of any problems.
To do that I like to use a Free Tool called Screaming Frog SEO Spider. If you never used this tool it can be a little complicated but don’t let that scares you.
You just have to follow some steps. Actually you can analyze a lot of factors using this tool but for our example, we are just considering duplicate content.
First Step: Add your URL website into the software and let it run.It can take a while depending on how big your website is, but after that we are ready to filter what we are looking for.
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