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How can I tell who has published my ezine article?

by Steven Rayne
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I have tried searching for part of the article in google but that didn't help

Thanks,

Steven Rayne
#article #ezine #published
  • Profile picture of the author marciayudkin
    I have tried searching for part of the article in google but that didn't help
    If this doesn't work, then having it published isn't doing you very much good. It would mean someone published your work in a location that gets no credibility or pickup from Google.

    Still, one other way to search if you're not very much published is to search for "by Joe Schmoe" where you substitute your name for Joe Schmoe. This doesn't work for me because "by Marcia Yudkin" brings up more than half a million citations in Google!

    Good luck,
    Marcia Yudkin
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  • Profile picture of the author sanjid112
    Originally Posted by Steven Rayne View Post

    I have tried searching for part of the article in google but that didn't help

    Thanks,

    Steven Rayne
    try using your name on Google search box. but, actually why don't you ask your publisher?
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    • Profile picture of the author Steven Rayne
      Originally Posted by sanjid112 View Post

      try using your name on Google search box. but, actually why don't you ask your publisher?
      Do you mean i should email ezine and ask?
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  • Profile picture of the author fitzwar
    Use Copyscape to do a search this is a great tool
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    • Profile picture of the author Kay King
      Do you mean i should email ezine and ask?
      Have no idea what he means - but don't do that.

      Use copyscape - and if the article is published and indexed you'll find it.

      You may also check out google alerts to see if that will help.

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  • Profile picture of the author clintmyers
    I would have never thought to use Copyscape to find my articles. Thanks, Fitzwar!
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  • Profile picture of the author Roy Carter
    Try just typing into Google the exact title of your article in quotes.
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  • Profile picture of the author John Romaine
    As said above - type your article title into google in quotes.
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  • Profile picture of the author Bev Clement
    I set up a google alert for the title of my articles, when it is published on a site and google index it, I receive an alert and I can click the link to check if it still has the resources box in place
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    • Profile picture of the author John Romaine
      Originally Posted by Bev Clement View Post

      I set up a google alert for the title of my articles, when it is published on a site and google index it, I receive an alert and I can click the link to check if it still has the resources box in place
      Interesting idea Bev. I was aware of Google alerts but certainly nothing like this. Be great if you could share more information on this. Perhaps in another thread or blog somewhere?
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  • Profile picture of the author Bev Clement
    Log into your google account, and find alerts

    I prefer to get them as they happen, but you can choose.

    Also, put in your name as an alert.

    You just repeat for each article you want to check
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  • Profile picture of the author Allen Graves
    Hey Bev,

    I have noticed that G Alerts hasn't been showing me all of the publishers lately. I'll find an article published on another site but never got an alert.

    Have you seen that too or am I just blind???

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    • Profile picture of the author ebizman87
      Just type the exact EZA title and search it aT GOOGLE and you'll find it
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    • Profile picture of the author Cosmo Demopoulos
      Originally Posted by Allen Graves View Post

      Hey Bev,

      I have noticed that G Alerts hasn't been showing me all of the publishers lately. I'll find an article published on another site but never got an alert.

      Have you seen that too or am I just blind???

      Allen
      You're not blind Allen - Google Alerts does not and never has shown all results.

      For example, for Web alerts the result has to be in the top 20 to be returned and for blog alerts the top 10 (via Google blog search).

      Little known fact - but it's been in the FAQ for ever - confused me for a while
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  • Profile picture of the author Hugh
    Your article might have been published on a site not yet indexed.
    Give it a few days.

    Hugh
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  • Profile picture of the author Bev Clement
    Allen, I was going to say if you put the alert on comprehensive it normally gives you a higher rate of sites.

    It was through Google Alerts I discovered an article about pizza was posted on Vatican City website.
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  • Profile picture of the author AceHazel
    Yes, exactly type in the title of the article and even put your whole name at Google, it may works.

    Good luck.
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