Another strategy for detecting duplicate content before publishing is to use the Small SEO Tools app. This is possible because the tool allows you to enter text, instead of the URL, either by paying directly or by uploading a Word or TXT document.
In reality, it's a plagiarism detector that performs a thorough search binance data and returns sites that specifically replicate a piece of content. It also displays the percentage of plagiarism found in the text. A warning you should keep in mind before using it: it allows you to enter up to 1,000 words in each search.
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Sometimes, we know there's duplicate content on our site because material is designed for different formats, and duplication is inevitable. In these cases, Small SEO Tools allows you to enter a URL that can be ignored in the detection process.
Search for duplicate content directly on Google
Considering that Google will be the main regulator of your content, it's key to take its own tools into account. It's also important to know which websites rank highly in searches for certain topics or keywords.
The most basic way to search for duplicate content is to copy a few phrases from the text you want to analyze into Google search and enclose them in quotation marks. If the text is repeated in whole or in part, the search will return results with the highlighted words.
Google also offers a free service to monitor issues with your website's appearance in search results. It's called Google Search Console, which is very helpful in detecting duplicate internal content.