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Originally Posted by fsplan
the question is, what if someone (we don't know this person) is make a bad backlink that point to your site ?
(like 100 duplicate content with link to your site)
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Are we talking about a scraper posting your whole article to their site?
'Cause if we are, you can issue a Cease and Desist notice requesting it be removed and send a copy to their web hosting and domain registrar.
If they are using AdSense, you can also issue a copy of the Cease and Desist to
Google's AdSense department.
Beware though, this is a legal document. You have to provide truthful and accurate information for any of this to work. The major web hosting companies have things laid out how they want your Cease and Desist notice worded.
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Originally Posted by fsplan
or inject your site illegaly to a site
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You mean like a frame that contains your web page?
Put this in the top of each page to stop that:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
if (parent.frames.length) top.location.href= document.location;
-->
</script>
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Originally Posted by fsplan
Will that the result your site sanded by google ?
I think this sounds logically someone can do to others site right?
If so how can we avoid that ?
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If you keep on top of the instances you find where your content is being duplicated you should have no problems.
Include absolute
internal links (links with your domain name included) in your content. This is not only good for your SEO it will trigger a trackback in Wordpress (if you have them turned on) and/or if you set up
Google Alerts for your domain name.