Duplicate Content On Same Domain SEO Strategy

In my experience duplicate content penalties are a complete myth.

I've had success in spite of having duplicate content on the same domain.

Heck, I've even made sales from entire sites that were complete duplicates.

So, in this post I want to share a really simple strategy for using duplicate content to your advantage to help siphon valuable traffic from search engines.

The first step is we're going to focus on targeting long tail keywords.

But not just one or two...a TON of them.

The benefit of optimizing content for longer tail search phrases is that they're far less competitive to rank for, and there's more buyer intent.

To find keyword suggestions you can use a free tool like KeywordTool.io.

I usually start with a root keyword like "teeth whitening".

Once you have your list of keywords, write a generic article about that root keyword, and try to include and talk about several of the longer tail keywords you found from KeywordTool.io.

After you're finished writing your article, we're going to spin it, so that we can have the ability to generate tons of unique versions of the same article.

So, it's basically the same article, but different, since we're going to be substituting similar words to describe the same thing.

To do this you can use a free spinner tool like this one.

Then once you have your article in spintax, plug it into a WordPress plugin like SERP Shaker.

SERP Shaker is a mass page creator, which means it can quickly create thousands of pages in just a few minutes.

You'll also want to create a shortcode with SERP Shaker for all the long tail keywords you collected earlier and then paste that shortcode into the article that you've spun.

And you'll then use SERP Shaker to create dozens of unique pages for all those long tail keywords.

This method with save you hundreds of hours of time and thousands of hours of outsourced articles.

And the reason this works is because there's simply not that much competition out there when it comes to long tail keywords and so the fact that you have a piece of content on your site that just has that specific long tail keyword somewhere on the page at least once sets your site apart from all the other millions of pages on the Internet.

The last part of this method is I like to install a back button redirect plugin on most all of my sites called WP ZeroBounce.

You can select a unique URL to redirect the visitor to if they come to your site and hit the back button, so I usually select a relevant offer to the content on the site.

This step tends to significantly increase my profits per site.

That's the basics of the strategy.

But if you want to learn more about how to implement this method step-by-step check out my course SEO Affiliate Domination.