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night_rid3r

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  1. Thanks for advice. I put in head part of every subpage <link rel="canonical" href="site1"/> And now The first site is doing much better on google, and the other one is not blocked for now, but it isn't doing well on google.
  2. Thanks for you answers. Web site is not for me, it is for my friend, and he wants exact the same content on both pages, so I can't change anything. I can only try to make changes in <head> part, but I don't think that It'll be enough.
  3. I have two web pages with allmost the same content, but with different domain and different hosting. Is that a bad thing for google, because i think that google don't like double content's. First page: www.the-5th-joyful-mystery-2012.com Second page: www.my-medjugorje-testimony-2011.com If it isn't good is there somethig that I can do, to tell the google that it needs to be like that? I'm doing this pages for a friend and he told me that he wants them to be like this, even if it's not good for google rank. PS. Title of the topic should be "DOUBLE CONTENT" instead of "DOUBLE TOPIC", but i don't see the option to change the topic title. :-)

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