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Issue about classified website ?

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by xantoniox, Oct 16, 2013.

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    I want to create a classified website.
    I want to know:
    - How search engine treat dissapeared pages ( ads pages )
    - How search engine treat categories's pages that are different every day ( because every day new ads are added in the categories )
    - I have to do something different about SEO/SEM with this kind of website ?


    Thank you all :)
     
    xantoniox, Oct 16, 2013 IP
  2. Adam.jack

    Adam.jack Active Member

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    Every page on your website will be indexed unless you tell search engines not to index specific pages. I don't quite understand what you mean with. I should't think that ad's on your pages would inhibit your search rankings unless the pages you are advertising are spammy, blacklisted websites. I would Google something like 'make my URL's search friendly' - I hope this helps!
     
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  3. xantoniox

    xantoniox Active Member

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    Maybe I can be more clear:
    I want to know if search engines can penalize me for the fact that the content of the categories's pages ( electronics, clothing, jewelry, etc ) is different every day ( because people submit new ads continuously)
    Thanks for help :)
     
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  4. Adam.jack

    Adam.jack Active Member

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    No that won't make a blind bit of difference lol :)
     
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    Rinoy Well-Known Member

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    No. Google loves new contents. You will get penalized, If any user place duplicate classified ads on your site for maximum visibility or they might place the same ad on different classified sites. This causes duplicate content issue.
     
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    Rinoy Well-Known Member

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    To get success in your classified site make it more attractive, add new features which users love to visit.
     
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    xantoniox Active Member

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    uhm, and how can I avoid duplicate ads ?
     
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    Can you manually approve the ad's? that maybe be a good way....
     
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    xantoniox Active Member

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    and how can I avoid the duplicated ads placed on different classified websites ?
     
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    From my experienece, you should regularly monitor user content on your site. State in your general terms that you do not allow duplicate content, and if you see someone posting duplicate ads delete them and send a message to that user. On second occasion, ban their IP.
    It is very difficult to monitor other sites for posssible duplicate content.
    Don't have manual approval of ads. This will kill your site.
     
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  12. Rinoy

    Rinoy Well-Known Member

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    Review all those ads before go live. Moreover to avoid copy paste, code a little bit so that they get warning if that content is already in your database. This will reduce the amount of ads to be manually reviewed. While review, copy 2 or 3 sentences from each ads and search on Google, the results will show you whether the same content is used elsewhere.
     
    Rinoy, Oct 17, 2013 IP
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    giorgioarmani Well-Known Member

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    Depends on the script you are using.

    Some can stop similar text in ads from being posted.

    What script are you planning on using?
     
    giorgioarmani, Oct 21, 2013 IP
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    That's interesting. Can you recommend such a script?
     
    cossio, Oct 22, 2013 IP
  15. xantoniox

    xantoniox Active Member

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    I am creating my own script. You can tell me the algoritm and then I will implement it :)
     
    xantoniox, Oct 25, 2013 IP