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| Dog Vomit PLR War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: USA
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Hello, Are there any resources available to check duplicate content and plagiarism for content in ebooks? For example if you have a 90 page ebook, do you copy and paste each page of content into the service to check for plagiarism/duplicate content? Please advise. |
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| Dog Vomit PLR War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: USA
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Anyone? I guess some of you guys use some resources or the other to check for plagiarism. Kindly respond.
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| Dog Vomit PLR War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: USA
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Are you talking about copyscape? If so, do you typically copy and paste all pages into that software to check for plagiarism/duplicate content?
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| Floating Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: St. Petersburg, FL
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plagiarismdetect.com dupecop.com copyscape.com |
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| Greg Schueler War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Las Vegas
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It is a little more difficult to check an ebook, as most likely the material is not published on the web to find. Some people may break down some PLR ebooks and publish the pages as articles, but if not, the dupe checkers can't find it. You could search for the titles and the content of the sales page to also help find copies. |
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| Happy Hooker War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: North of the Peace River, Southwest Florida, USA.
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Another quick check is to take snippets and simply Google them in quotes. Choose several sentences or phrases you don't think are likely to appear. If they do, it means you need to look more closely. It's certainly not definitive, but it can catch some of the more flagrant violations. For example, I got an article as part of a PLR pack awhile back that was much better written than the others in the pack. When I checked, Google popped up with a page from Amazon... |
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Can not be done.
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The EASY way to check your ebooks for Plagiarism. If you have a blog there this is the easy way. 1. Just place the ebook into a new page with the title and PUBLISH IT. 2. then go to copyscape's main page enter in the full URL with page permalink. DONE delete the page when finished. |
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