Have you ever had a post partially or completely copied? Well, congratulations, it seems you're on the right track.
Carlos Bravo8
Despite sharing the same passion for blogging, each blogger is a world unto himself. There are many things that separate us, but also many that unite us. One of them is without a doubt the uncontrollable rage that is generated if someone copies your post .
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Especially when you are taking your first steps, that feeling of frustration overwhelms you and eats you up inside. Let's quickly review the little annoyances that are part of the blogger's daily life, ascending from the least to the most serious:
They copy your post without asking your permission but at least they cite the source with a link.
They copy automatically every time you post on your blog. Without consulting you, of course.
They use your hosting when uploading your images to japan telefonnummer their blog because the links to the photos have not been changed when the copy was made.
They copy without permission, keeping the original photos and links.
They copy without permission and also change the internal links so that they redirect to the plagiarizing blog.
They systematically copy and index before Google goes through your blog, so from the search engine's point of view, the original is the copy.
Have any of these happened to you? They have all happened to me, and many of them even happen on a daily basis.
I get emails from bloggers every now and then asking me how they should act when they are faced with a copy of a post. The first thing I usually do is congratulate them .
This may come as a surprise, but if you think about it, it's a good sign. They perceive that your content is quality and relevant, so it's worth copying. Even if it's in a peculiar way, it's a form of recognition of your work .
Now then. What I just told you may be very nice words, but they are of no use to you. Your body is crying out for blood. You are looking for some kind of revenge or at least for them to stop copying your content. Let's look at your options.