Does google consider pdf or doc pages and html pages as a duplicate issue?
Do Pdfs or Docs create a duplicate content when they are compared with the simalar or identical content on your webpages?
I have a language learning website which offers classroom resource materials for teachers. I also want to put an interactive exercise of the same material ( as a demo to see the quality of the exercises) on the same page. As a consequence I'll have a print-out version and the interactive version of the same material on the same page.
Is it a real duplicate issue? Are download resources considered as a separate page or the fact that they are on the same page eliminates this problem?
Thanks,
Answer
These are considered as duplicate.
But you can prevent your pdf and docs from being indexed. You can use robots.txt or x-robots-tag to prevent the PDF files from getting indexed and that way you can solve your problem.
Read more about it here: html and pdf with same content.
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