Content Theft :: How to Find The Rascals
There’s a free version and paid version of Copyscape – a Website Plagiarism Search. That’s one thing you can do to find people who are copying your site. In the Make Easy Money with Google blog, you’ll find another free technique that uses Google Alert and a nifty phrase called SIP: PDF
Duct Tape Marketing Weblog :: Blog Content Rip-Off Is Stealing
Quote from Duct Tape Marketing :: “These sites have no user value as they are often written by robots and don’t make much sense to the human eye. They do however, generate some cheap search engine traffic and AdSense clickthroughs for the owners. I guess these folks figure that since you publish an RSS feed, [...]
Read/Write Web: RSS Ripoff Merchants
Here’s a perspective on Content Theft from Read/Write Web: “What would you do if someone was ripping your RSS feed off – that is, copying every single post into their website? And what would you think if some software companies actively encouraged this activity? I call these people RSS Ripoff Merchants. (a sidenote: I’m absolutely [...]
Today’s Focus :: Content Theft
The issue of how to protect one’s work online grows more serious to those it affects as RSS gets more popular. So how do you deal with the fact that a tiny portion of the population invited to syndicate your blog abuses it beyond all rational reason? On the one hand, you don’t want to [...]
Free Traffic Tips :: Status
Some of you lovely folks have been trying to get in touch with me since I left town. Now that I’m back I’m alarmed at how many of these messages are about people who have tried to steal my content, either to promote shady products, scrape clips from my blog or articles to market their [...]
Google News :: Matt Cutts says it in no uncertain terms.
You can’t say toMAYto toMAHto about buying links anymore in regards to Google. One of their engineers is telling you whether or not they think it’s cool. Clip ==> PDF
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