It was going to happen sooner of later. Someone took one of my EZA articles, posted it on their Blogger Blog. That's great. That's how it's supposed to work. But they removed the links back to my site. The Blog has no contact page, the poster's name isn't a link to his email. No contact form either. Is there a way to find out who owns a Blogger Blog so I can kindly ask him to put the links back in?
Is There a Whois function for Blogger Blogs?
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It was going to happen sooner of later. Someone took one of my EZA articles, posted it on their Blogger Blog. That's great. That's how it's supposed to work. But they removed the links back to my site. The Blog has no contact page, the poster's name isn't a link to his email. No contact form either.
Is there a way to find out who owns a Blogger Blog so I can kindly ask him to put the links back in?
The lesson learned here fro some of you is to take full advantage of Google Alerts! I always set up an alert for every one of my web properties, article names, my name, and anything else that is somewhat unique to my business. That way, when someone else takes about my piece of the web, I hear about it. My Analytics would have never shown me this because there is no back link.
Google Alerts
Mark
Is there a way to find out who owns a Blogger Blog so I can kindly ask him to put the links back in?
The lesson learned here fro some of you is to take full advantage of Google Alerts! I always set up an alert for every one of my web properties, article names, my name, and anything else that is somewhat unique to my business. That way, when someone else takes about my piece of the web, I hear about it. My Analytics would have never shown me this because there is no back link.
Google Alerts
Mark
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