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Blogging School:
Heather Solos
Quick question: I have a post, a recipe, from when I first started the site. I have better pictures to add to it (two years later). The original page has few comments and few inbound links. To avoid duplicate content, do I just edit the post with new pics or do I create a new post with the new pics?
September 16
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Heather, False info on duplicate content is really out of control! The truth is that Google doesn't care about duplicate content, but I'm not here to argue that point now. What I wanted to do was give you a link to a webinar Lynn Terry did yesterday with Karon Thackston who is a well respected SEO copywriter. Here is the link, it's totally worth the time to listen to this. http://www.selfstartersweeklytips.com/media...
- LeighaB
LeighaB, thank you so much for that link, that has been a concern of mine. Great resource.
- Heather Solos