Copyscape passed the article BUT....

by boosters

Posted: 11 years ago 9 replies

Just scrape and make it unique through SEO Content Machine, then my test through Copyscape and it is passed the article BUT when i checked on this site - Plagiarism Checker its showing 2 duplicate which i seen on google.

This was happening 2-3 times now when Copyscape passed the article. Any suggestion...

I know everyone will say write your own content but i unable to write my own content because due to the lack of grammar and English issues.

#article #copyscape #passed

MissTerraK 11 years ago

Originally Posted by boosters

I know everyone will say write your own content but i unable to write my own content because due to the lack of grammar and English issues.

There is also outsourcing available for you.

Terra
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laurencewins 11 years ago

If you can't write your own content, maybe you should pay somebody else to do it for you.
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- boosters 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by MissTerraK
  
  There is also outsourcing available for you.
  
  Terra
  
  Originally Posted by laurencewins
  
  If you can't write your own content, maybe you should pay somebody else to do it for you.
  
  Sorry running short in funds
  
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  remodeler 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by boosters
  
  Sorry running short in funds
  
  Not to sound too harsh, but you might want to save up some money until you can outsource if you are serious about trying to establish a real business presence. You're just spinning your wheels as it stands now. Writing good content that is engaging and helpful to your visitors is not something that can be short-cutted.
  
  Of course, if you're only goal is to simply throw up choke and puke sites that causes end users to have internet diarrhea, then continue on.
  
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yukon Banned 11 years ago

I'm 83% sure Google doesn't own Copyscape.
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- Larry Leggett 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by yukon
  
  I'm 83% sure Google doesn't own Copyscape.
  
  Add another 1% from me.
  
  No content machine or content creation software will not be able to produce good results as manually created contents. If you are running short of funds, you should start writing for yourself. When you will start writing, you will start learning. Forget about mistakes, take it as a journey to success.
  
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serryjw

11 years ago

Originally Posted by boosters

I'm not sure what a 100% original thought is. That is especially true when you have a fact based subject. I would change a few words and re-write those sentences.

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Lanx 11 years ago

what's wrong with doing IM in your native tongue? competition might even be less and better.
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natf 11 years ago

In my experience, Copyscape isn't foolproof. It sometimes doesn't return any matches when other tools will (as you found out).

If you can't write your own content or outsource then I would suggest running it through more than just Copyscape. Or just accept that it's pretty hard to automate 100% original content.
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