If you want to know what to do after your Plagiarism check has caught someone stealing your content, have a look at John Cow’s article on How to Deal with People who are Stealing your Content.

He gives some common sense ideas on how to cope when your Plagiarism check has found someone that has stolen your content.

In particular he mentions

• - how you should contact the person
• - keeping your correspondence with them well mannered
• - keeping cool when your blood is running hot

Free Web Based Plagiarism Check Tools

One free web based tool that you may want to use when checking for plagiarism is CopyScape.
This searches the web for content that is the same as yours so hopefully you can keep an eye out for anyone trying to steal your content.

Another free tool is Plagiarism Checker

These are also useful tools for you to use to make sure that the content that you’ve created is unique.

This is especially the case if you are using PLR material.Not so much as a plagiarism check but more to make sure that your content isn’t the same as thousands of other articles out there.

You don’t want your article buried deep in a huge list of similar articles in the search results.

Another way of doing a Plagiarism Check

Is to use Google Alerts as I mention in this previous post.

Related Articles…

• Five Essential WordPress Content Protection Plugins – If you are concerned about content theft, there are several plugins that are simply not optional, they are requirements. These plugins provide critical protection to your feed and, best of all, do so without any direct action from you…
• How Big A Problem Is Blog Plagiarism? – I have written about this in the past and used to have very strong views about it…
• Blog plagiarism ? Steal this blog! – Is wholesale blog-copying wrong? Obviously. Is Google making money from the AdSense ads that run on such sites?…

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