Google does not consider the same content in different formats redundant
Google said, when you create identical content in different arrangements, be it a video or a blog post, this is not considered to be replicated content.
Website owners can be safe, sound, and reposition video content as articles, without having to worry, that Google considers the two pieces of content to be the same.
It is also possible, that replication content is not a big problem, as it turns out, that website owners and SEOs do this. This topic was questioned during the Google Search Central office hours stream. A question was submitted by a website owner, who has a YouTube channel. they realize, that a blog article, which is reused as a video, has no rank on Google.
The website owner wants to know, whether the use of similar text from a blog post in a video is corrupted.
What does Google say about duplicate content?
Google is not authorized, Carry out text analysis of videos and then map the text to the website of the page. When a video repeats word for word, what was mentioned in a blog post, they are viewed as different contents.
Identical content, which are represented in different patterns, do not count as duplicate content. Google makes that difference, because consumers may search for different content at different times.
Sometimes people visit google, to read an article, and some want to watch a video. Google would never choose it, present one on top of the other, since they replicate the same content.
Google recommends and advises you to reuse content in this way, that website owners should do this frequently.
Back to the original question, this relates to certain blog posts, which are indexed, and not on others.
Most website owners show off, that blog posts, that they used for videos, do not rank in google. You don't know why.
According to Google, there is no relationship with video- and article releases, that use the same content. When Google needs to detect duplicate content on a website, this wouldn't cause much problems.
