Why Do Aggregator Sites Outperform The Original Source On Google? via @sejournal, @tonynwright

Aggregators, by definition, use duplicate content. This week, learn why they rank higher than your original content and discover how to rise above them. The post Why Do Aggregator Sites Outperform The Original Source On Google? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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