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Friday, May 01, 2009
Avoiding duplicate content + .htacess tricks
Another important factor in SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is avoiding duplicate content. This RagePank.com (mind the swapped first letters of the 2 words - genious!) article gives some information as to how it is taken by the search engines and how you can prevent duplicate content by using some .htaccess commands. Some of the commands can be setup through the standard user interface of your domain provider, but sometimes .htaccess is really very useful to know about it a little bit more. Another fine compilation of basic .htaccess commands can be found here .htaccess Tutorial - Part 1.
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I'm a talented website designer with the main goal of satisfying the customer. I'm precise, easy-going, simple, solution-driven and kind. Other than websites, I'm happy to provide any kind of picture editing to make sure your website looks the way you want it to be; to create a logo or even an animated banner.
Nothing is impossible and everything is manageable!ContactMe
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