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How to Avoid Getting your Blog Posts Copied

August 16, 2012

How Does it feel when your hours of work researching, writing and proof-reading gets leeched without any token of appreciation like link back to your blog or an acknowledgement. There are hundreds of thousands of auto blogs which fuel on RSS feed aggregation and pure plagiarism. I wouldn’t bother if my blog has considerably huge authority. I evidenced few of my articles from my relatively new blogs without much backlink background getting scraped and the leechers outranking my ...

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DMCA Takedown Penalty Added as New Factor in Google Ranking

August 11, 2012

Plagiarism and piracy is something which is not new to Internet. Every day, we see lots of torrents and pirated content on the Web. For a Blogger, seeing their content copied somewhere is nothing new and we often file a DMCA takedown request to remove such content from Web index. Specially after First Google panda launch, plagiarism content become an issue and we have seen sites copying content ranked higher in many cases. In last one ...

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Top 10 Free Online Tools To Check For Content Theft: Anti-Plagiarism

August 22, 2011

Plagiarism, defined for blogosphere, is basically copying one’s content/image. Well, I get frustrated when I see people copying articles from one blog and pasting it over another – especially my articles. Moreover, it really hurts when I see a better search engine ranking for the copied article than the original one. I’m sure even you are annoyed with those bloggers. Isn’t it? We have already covered many useful article for Bloggers to fight against such ...

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Report Spam to Google Directly from Chrome Browser: Extension

August 10, 2011

This is a guest post by Manendra. He blogs on Technews at WebReignite. If you would like to write for ShoutMeLoud, check our Adsense revenue sharing program. From past few days Google has done many changes in ranking a website. And from last few months Google Webmaster team is concentrating on the Spam content on the web and made a lot of changes on Webmaster tools. To provide users a valuable content on its search. ...

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Why You Should Offer Partial Feeds after Google Panda Update

May 2, 2011

So far we have covered some interesting facts and tutorials on Google panda effect. If you have missed out our last couple of updates on Google panda, I suggest you to check out: How to report copied content to Google? Website Copying content ranking higher in Google search How to recover from Google Panda Effect? All those who are affected by Google Panda algo knows how tough it is to get out of it. As ...

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How to Request for URL removal of Copied Content: SEO

April 26, 2011

Yesterday I informed you about Auto RSS generated content ranking higher in search engine after Google panda effect and in effort to recover form Google panda effect, I have been reporting all such links to Google so that Google will remove them from web search. Here I’m sharing the tutorial on how you can report those sites to Google. The process is easy and Google usually takes 2-10 days to process your request. Specially Blogger ...

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Blog Copying Article Ranking Higher After Google Panda Effect

April 25, 2011

I’m sure all bloggers here are aware of Google panda effect and those who have suffered from Panda should read How to recover from Google panda effect. So I have been working hard to make sure that we recover the lost traffic after panda effect as soon as possible. While working on SEO of my blogs, I realized that many blogs which are using auto RSS method to copy content and publishing it are ranking ...

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Google Cracks Down Even Further on Content Theft

January 22, 2011

This is a guest post by Oliver who blogs at Thisisfreelance. If you would like to write for ShoutMeloud, check our guest posting guidelines. I recently wrote a post on how Google Adsense was going to remove those who stole content from the Google Adsense program. It seems however that Google are going one step further. This interview from Matt Cutts talks in depth about some of the big changes coming from Google. One of the ...

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