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: Authorized article copy If I have authorization from a site to copy one of their articles and publish it on my site. What is the clean way of making sure I won't get penalized in my SEO

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If I have authorization from a site to copy one of their articles and publish it on my site. What is the clean way of making sure I won't get penalized in my SEO efforts?

Is there a safe way to give full credit?

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@BetL925

If you can, don't copy all the article

It's a bad idea to copy a full article from another website because you generate duplicate content issues between your site and the other one (even if the author of the article accepted the copy).

A good way would be to copy just two or three lines of the original article and add some unique and relevant text from you. You can for example give your opinion on the subject. It's a good technique to give SEO credit to your article.

Moreover, in general, when you copy lines of text from an article, you need to insert a link to it to be safe in SEO-wise.

If the article must be copied

If you need to copy the entire article, you can put the rel="canonical" tag in your copied page in order to not be penalized by Google (explanations from Google support). In short, this tag indicates to Google the original article is not yours but another one; therefore, you avoid a penalty for duplicate content.

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