How to Report Blog Posts Copy Spam to Fight Against Plagiarism

A few months back we talked about Copyscape service under the title Is someone copying your blog?

Copyscape is an online service which helps you to find out who is copying your blog posts. If someone is copying your blog post that is called Plagiarism.

There are many reasons for which people copy your blog post.

Lack of understanding (Mostly newbie’s)
Spam blogs ( To get traffic and authority)
MFA blogs (Made for AdSense blogs)

It could be any reason. No matter who is copying your blog, it’s bad for you in many ways and especially for search engine ranking. Sometimes blog copying your content ranks better than yours and thus you lose all the traffic despite of your hard work. When someone copies your blog content, you would be definitely losing:

Your bandwidth
Search engine ranking
Image hotlinking
Money

The point here is if someone if copying your blog, you should take it seriously. The first approach should be contacting the author and make them understand the concept of plagiarism. You should also read How to deal with blog plagiarism?.

In most of the case, this works. If not, you can report to the advertisement partner of that blog or the hosting company of the blog. To make your work easier I’m pointing out few hosts along with the contact page to report abuse

Hosting	Report Link
Blogspot	Blogspot spam
WordPress.com	WordPress.com spam
Steemit.com	[email protected]
Dreamhost	Dreamhost Spam
AdSense	AdSense Abuse reporting
Youtube	YouTube Spam

By reporting spam, you are actually participating in the blogging community effort to keep it clean.

Do share your experience with copy paste posts people and how you fight against them?

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Original post: https://www.dreamhost.com/blog/18-expert-blogging-tips-for-2018/

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Harsh Agrawal says:
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@Amit
That’s unexpected from BlogAdda.
I have tweeted about the same here after your comment: https://twitter.com/denharsh/status/1042620195137892353
The brand should consider giving proper attribution in such scenarios. I wonder how did you find this out?

Thanks man. Some of my blogger posts were copy-pasted by another blogger. Will come back here to inform you about the results.

Nice tips and plagiarism is really a bad thing,taking quick steps against it is good for every one.

Nice post. I’m a blogger and recently I noted that a site “http://www.entsite.info” is copying lot of posts from my blog. What can I do in this case? Plz help.