I have been using this site duplichecker.com/comparison as it is free but I know that copyscape.com is the industry standard.
Do you think that is there a difference between them?
or do you recommend any other solution?
Thanks in advance.
I have been using this site duplichecker.com/comparison as it is free but I know that copyscape.com is the industry standard.
Do you think that is there a difference between them?
or do you recommend any other solution?
Thanks in advance.
CC is fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by hcgroup
Booth use the same way, text pieces and Google results.
But what u wanna do when someone steal your content?
Complain to webhost or partners?
What is "CC"? Did you mean "CS"?
The critical point is to know that they steal your content! :)
There are services for that to monitor your content on the internet.
Then you have to contact the site owner/editor to remove it.
And you will inform Google regarding the matter I assume.
Thanks
Yes, CC- CS but u know what I mean..Quote:
Originally Posted by hcgroup
Copycats use throw away domains, copy your whole content and spin it.
And this crap can rank better than your origin page.
They don't care about reports...all listed casinos are exactly the same - shady.
On the end...u can do nothing.
Regards
Please kindly give more information on this
"Copycats use throw away domains, copy your whole content and spin it.
And this crap can rank better than your origin page."
I could not understand what you meant.
Just give me a hour or two..I'm on phone .Quote:
Originally Posted by hcgroup
I need a keyboard...for this.
some of the tools are inaccurate.. best bet is always google.. cant say i have seen any copied pages of my own for a few years
I just paste a paragraph in Google from time to time, but I've not had any text content copied for a very long time. My images get 'borrowed' a lot, but I don't particularly care about that.
Bots crawl your page. Steal your content and spin it with a article spinner.Quote:
Originally Posted by hcgroup
The bot setup a nonsense page and "cloak" your content.
The visitor/guest get a direct forward to a casino LP, but google see your stolen content...
u can find some posts about this here on gpwa....
Google cant solve this problem....dont ask me why...
Have had this problem before and there's not much you can do about it.
I use both Grammarly and CopyScape. But I have realised that when it comes to Grammarly, it can become monotonous, if you're always writing about the same niche, the check becomes redundant.
Images ? Absolutely normal....Quote:
Originally Posted by Scampi
I would not steal a edited image but a orginal from the aff backend...who cares..
Many from my images are on pinterest...
Regards
This site is also very reliable to check your sites for plagiarism.
https://smallseotools.com/plagiarism-checker/
Check these sites that I have used.Quote:
Originally Posted by hcgroup
some sites are offering subscription.
these are the commonly used for writing and helps you determine plagiarism.
smallseotools .com (helpful for a quick plagiarism check)
grammarly .com (more like grammar checker but can also be used for plagiarism)
I hope this helps! :joy:
I highly recommend using Grammarly, the free version is outstanding but if you pay up and grab the premium it will also do a duplicate content check.
From my experience, once this is incorporated into your workflow there will be no need for any other solution.
I agree, mostly use Duply Checker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Progger