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--My question is about reducing duplicate content which I seem to be getting punished for my google, essentially I have 5 websites for 5 different yet complimentary/similar businesses, one of the sites is the parent company so effectively the top of the tree if that's how people view it (in an organisational structure).
We have duplicate content on pages such as about us, employee profiles, product information and more such as right now we're writing a blog a week and posting it to each of the 5 sites which would be fine, the content is relevant to them all BUT google see's this as duplicate content and its hurting our rankings...
Do I seriously need to create different versions of content on all these sites? what are the rules, is it only content blocks of a certain size I need to worry about or is it also the 2-3 line H tags and short 5-6 line employee profiles?
For the blog, I want to use the blog content to help with rankings and keywords so I believe I need to have the content local to each site and not just point the blogs on 4 of the sites to a single parent blog, I also don't want to take people away from the site they originally visited to read a blog.
What are my options here? Thanks all :)
Oh Last question, is there a tool that tells me what duplicate content is being picked up and I'm being punished for?
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