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Do you publish your article first before checking to copyscape?

by Jensha
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Or do you check it first on copyscape before publishing it?

I noticed that you have to give the URL of the articles that you want to see if it has a duplicate content on the web.

But won't it be safer if you check it first on copy scape especially if you bought the article? Because if it isn't copy scaped approve then you can send it back for revision, right?

So I was just wondering.

It does cost $10 if ever I choose copyscape premium so I thought I might as well ask somethings about it here to see if it's worth it.
#article #checking #copyscape #publish
  • Profile picture of the author Rebeccha Haase
    It is better to check first before publishing. If you are struggling to get copyscape premium, you should go for Advanced Plagiarism Checker | Free Article Checker Online

    I personally use this one and have find it very useful.
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  • Profile picture of the author GrowMyForumCommunity
    CopyScape Premium is worth every single cent. I would advice getting it, especially when you are involved with Article Marketing niche. So far, it hasn't failed me yet, and I would go as far as saying that CopyScape is the best plagiarism/copied content checker out there.

    As for your question, yes, it is strongly advised that you check the article first before publishing it in order to avoid any unwanted occurrences that may happen in the future.
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  • Profile picture of the author laurencewins
    Copyscape is $10 for 200 checks so that is very cheap. I am a writer and I use it for all my work. Mostly I have no problem but I don't like to rely on "mostly."
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    • Profile picture of the author Jensha
      Originally Posted by Rebeccha Haase View Post

      It is better to check first before publishing. If you are struggling to get copyscape premium, you should...[/url]

      I personally use this one and have find it very useful.
      Originally Posted by GrowMyForumCommunity View Post

      CopyScape Premium is worth every single cent. I would advice getting it, especially....
      Originally Posted by laurencewins View Post

      Copyscape is $10 for 200 checks so that is very cheap. I am a writer and I use it for...
      Thanks guys. I really appreciate this. I guess I'll just wait for my paypal funds to sign up for a copyscape premium account.
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      • Profile picture of the author Gail_Curran
        You can do a basic check even without Copyscape. Run individual sentences or phrases (in quotes) through Google and see if anything comes up.
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  • Profile picture of the author jipolis7
    Yes, you are right that to check it we need a URL. But I cannot find any problem that you have a website and you need to publish an article. So, what's wrong with the article to modify it later!
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  • Profile picture of the author yasser
    I use blogspot.com to publish the articles. I then check the url against copyscape. If it is ok, i publish it on my website and delete it from blogspot. if not, i return it for rewriting and also delete it from blogspot.com.This way , i save copyscape fees. The idea is to delet it before indexed, which doesn't happen fast when published on blogspot
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  • Profile picture of the author usmansarwer
    Copyscape is paid tool but you can use free tool such as

    Plagiarism Checker that will help you to check your content is publish to google or not
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  • Profile picture of the author mdallen
    If your stuff is original why are your worried about someone else having the same content?
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  • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
    Originally Posted by usmansarwer View Post

    Copyscape is paid tool but you can use free tool such as

    Plagiarism Checker that will help you to check your content is publish to google or not
    Originally Posted by mdallen View Post

    If your stuff is original why are your worried about someone else having the same content?
    Why are either of you worried about a five year old thread?

    Been a rash of these lately. Spammer spams old thread, spam gets nuked, and well meaning people waste their time trying to help someone who is long gone, or solving a problem that's long either solved or abandoned...
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    • Profile picture of the author mdallen
      Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe View Post

      Why are either of you worried about a five year old thread?
      it was at the top of the heap. I never look at the time stamp. It is kind of a minute detail to me. The discussion was still active when I got here. Not sure why you care if I do or not respond to a thread though
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  • Profile picture of the author seobro
    Certainly, it is a good idea to use copy scape if to rely on "writers" from FIVE errors. Five dollars is not a lot of money. Most of their workers are from over seas. Expect to see some INTERESTING grammar. That is one poor company. Hey, we get that for which we pay. Like, what else can we even say? I do rec copy scape.
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  • Profile picture of the author JohnMoore
    I always check copyscape if someone is writing the article, it is well worth it. Otherwise if I am the writer I just post it.
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  • Profile picture of the author PrincePatridge
    You can use other plagiarism checkers like grammarly premium to be sure before publishing. After confirming that your work contains zero plagiarized content you are free to publish. Simple as that.
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  • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
    Originally Posted by mdallen View Post

    it was at the top of the heap. I never look at the time stamp. It is kind of a minute detail to me. The discussion was still active when I got here. Not sure why you care if I do or not respond to a thread though
    Like I said, there's been a rash of spammers digging up old dead threads.

    Why do I care?

    Getting any sign of traction will only encourage both the spammers and the sig link droppers, as well as wasting the time of well meaning people like you.
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