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May 12th, 2008, 12:41 PM
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Duplicate Content in Blogs
We are using a wordpress blog that is attached to our site. We have created several categories and do our best to link to the most relevant one. Often, there is a post that can be associated to more then one category. I was curious how to eliminate the duplicate content issue that may come up with doing this?
The simple answer is to link it to 1 category only or re-do all of the categories and structure them to cover more area's that will be discussed on the blog. Also, anyone know how to implement a nofollow on wordpress? Where to do it and where to look for it? I have received no response on their blogs so I was hoping to find an answer here.
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May 15th, 2008, 10:38 AM
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Associating more than one category to post doesn't duplicate the post. Only logical association is made with the categories and a single copy of that post is kept in blog CMS
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