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Checking for duplicate contents

by techwizard
5 replies
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Hello,

I think that someone is copy my website content and keep on their blog and how to check and how can I complain against them?
#checking #contents #duplicate
  • Profile picture of the author skillboyz
    copyscape is best for checking the duplicate contents.And this plagiarisma dot net is also helpful.
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  • Profile picture of the author warjarforum
    You could also try contacting their hosting company directly through the abuse email.
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  • Profile picture of the author franktwin
    Dont worry, it will hurt them by google as long as you were indexed first.
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  • Profile picture of the author tech84
    copy a small part of your content, then go to google search and put the content in quotes " ", from the serp, you can see the websites who copied that content.

    Google does a nice job of this as sometimes even spun versions of the content also shows up.
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    • Profile picture of the author webprogramzone
      If you want to check who "copied" your content you can use - as told by the others Copyscape. Or, you can use Google itself.
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