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v class="googleright">Content scraping: What it does, and what it does not
Content scraping is mistaken as actionable strategy
Not long back, webmasters were cherishing a whole new methodology to add to the content freshness of their site, thereby giving a boost to the rankings in search engines. This particular approach to content updation on the site later came to be known to as content scraping.
Content scraping is an attempt to fool search engines with regard to the placed content on the site which lacks originality. Webmasters tend to cheat search engines by way of especially developed search bots to crawl the World Wide Web to gather the content related to their web sites. Once spiders or robots return with specific content from the depths of Internet that can be convincingly used on webmasters' sites, they indeed do the same. Placing this kind of content is assumed to facilitate high positions in the search engines.
In its prime time, it did deliver results and let others to be under the impression that it is actionable strategy. This actionable strategy soon lost its sheen when Google took remedial measures in its algorithm to not let it happen anymore.
Google filled up a patent of its innovative mechanism to detect duplicate and near duplicate files on the Net and throws light how its search engine will tackle the issue of content duplication to discourage the proponents of content scarping to derive undeserved positioning in the search findings.
Content scraping may be transitory paying off until it catches the attention of Google. The wrath of Google, and resulting deterrent implications for such sites could be much dreaded exclusion from the Google index.
Content scraping: The notion of playing on the loopholes of Google is ill-founded
Using duplicate content to form multiple web sites does not seem good for anyone. After all, no user will ever want to get the same copy of results splattered all over the page of search engine. As long as it causes plenty of inconvenience to the users, it cannot fit into the grand final scheme of Google. The fact that Google is professionally driven to redefine user search experience on the Net; its loopholes, and how webmasters are trying to circumvent the same to their advantage cannot elude the expert attention of Google guys. There is no surprise Google hires the most expert hands and the sharpest minds to carry forward its dear legacy.
Now, content scraping is under the focused surveillance of Google. It is likely that clever webmasters will not henceforth be so clever in using the content clutter to score a point in web rankings.
Google is well aware of many types of software, like as niche bot, article bot, etc. that hit the market in a big way which promise original content meant for search engines. Google has got nothing to deal with these softwares as they cannot stand their claims. You can easily find how relevant or user-friendly the content is when you take recourse in such programs. You will surely find that the content provided by these softwares is kind of garbaged stuff which makes little or no sense when it comes to serve the users with sincerity in mind.
Your move, no matter what, to secure a good rank in Google will result in desperation if it does not conform to user convenience and to the fulfillment of their information needs. That's the reason content scraping fell head on only to make Google more restless to curb such practices in the future.<div class