When you post an article with all your heart and soul, but after a while, you see that your competitor's article has the same content but they have a higher ranking than you, do you feel unfair? In fact, for a long time, Google has always tried to find ways to detect copied content and always has appropriate penalties for that action, so how does Google read content and detect copying? Let's Minsoftware find out!

How Google reads website content

• 1 unique content published on a website with a good history of content quality will increase the indexing speed.
• 1 content copied from another place has the following additional cases:
  • Copying to low-quality sites and sites with poor unique content history will be indexed by Google longer and the exact search keyword ranking of the article title will be lower than that of copyrighted sites (Websites with content that is loaded first and only at a time). With this form, Google can limit the "wood broker pecking real storks" to bring fairness to authors who have spent time and effort to publish good content.
  • Copy to websites with high trust: After copying the author's article to websites that Google considers reputable, Google will initially index it immediately after posting. However, after a period of time comparing it with the text data that the BOT on the author's website has returned, based on the time the bot crawls those texts to rank keywords on Google search.

There are many Webmasters who ask the question: “Why did someone else copy my article and it was above my own article?” I think these types of questions are similar to the question: “If you climb a ladder and ask God, can you get back the money you gave to a girl? God will answer no… Even I am stupid, let alone you.”

So in my opinion, Google has at least 2 indexed data for newly published content to compare.