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Don't Copy Other Website's Content!

by omrishabbat, Rising Star

  • Created: June 13, 2011, 7:28 am
  • Updated: May 8, 2013, 9:23 pm
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I discovered recently that a lot of my site's content has been completely copied by another person to his website. I sent him an Email by he ignored so i had reported him to Google DMCA . Fortunately, search engines can identify who is coping from who and devalue the copier website. However, it pretty annoying that after hard work, somebody is just taking it away for his benefit.

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DMCADefender | Window Shopper | 5/5/2013 - 11:35 pm

Unfortunately, this happens all of the time. People are too lazy to write
their own content and so they steal yours. If it is indeed your content that
they stole you do not need an attorney. You can file a DMCA takedown to that
particular webmaster, to their hosting company, as well as to any search
engine that is directly those to their website showcasing your content. There
are several DMCA Takedown services that can help you remove the content from
anywhere on the internet that it should not be, including our company.
DMCA Defender http://www.DMCADefender.com
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MediaThirtySeven | Window Shopper | 6/20/2011 - 4:27 pm

This is a common problem and unfortunately, it is often overlooked. Have you thought of adding a small property/rights disclaimer on your site? If nothing else, that might discourage text-thiefs. I'd also recommend updating your content on a regular basis. This way, if someone copies your text, the SEO damage is less severe. Plus, changing content and adjusting keywords will boost your search results and keep your site fresh and relevant to your visitors. --Casey Cid Media Thirty Seven
Professional Web Site: http://www.mediathirtyseven.com

MediaThirtySeven | Window Shopper | 6/20/2011 - 4:27 pm

This is a common problem and unfortunately, it is often overlooked. Have you thought of adding a small property/rights disclaimer on your site? If nothing else, that might discourage text-thiefs. I'd also recommend updating your content on a regular basis. This way, if someone copies your text, the SEO damage is less severe. Plus, changing content and adjusting keywords will boost your search results and keep your site fresh and relevant to your visitors. --Casey Cid Media Thirty Seven

dianasjored@yahoo.com | Window Shopper | 9/4/2011 - 12:47 pm

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This is a common problem and unfortunately, it is often overlooked. Have you thought of adding a small property/rights disclaimer on your site? If nothing else, that might discourage text-thiefs.I'd also recommend updating your content on a regular basis. This way, if someone copies your text, the SEO damage is less severe. Plus, changing content and adjusting keywords will boost your search results and keep your site fresh and relevant to your visitors.--Casey CidMedia Thirty Seven
It is well known that copying of content on the internet has become a common phenomena. The reason is the lack of strong rules that hinder such an act. I guess there are various sites like copyscape that help to identify is there is any duplicate content that exists. Well they only help you to find sites that may have copied your content. then you can write to them and take it forward from there.
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