When you are creating content for digitalmarketing, duplicate content is an issue that will always have to watched out
for. Even if you are painstakingly creating original content for your website
or blogs, there is a chance that another malicious website will steal or scrape
your content without your knowledge and use it as their own.
What's worse, if
you aren't a well-known or high-authority website, Google might flag you for
duplicate content by mistaking the scraper website for original.
The simplest ways to detect content scraping is
search for your blog titles or content on Google, or use trackbacks or Google
webmaster tools to detect if you can find possible scrapers that have a lot of
links pointing to your website.
Let us see how you can deal with content scrapers
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• Add many
internal links as they will remain intact during content scraping, and will
bring you audience from the scraper website
• Contact the
website owner and ask them to remove the duplicated content
• File a
complaint through the DMCA
• Require a
login to access your website to deter scraping, as they will have to leave an
identification behind
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