Best Way to Avoid "Google notice regarding copyright-related content"

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I used to block the country from where the notice came, but it is not working now.
I am still getting notices from the same country.

Is there any other way ?
 
Blocking countries isn’t foolproof since notices can still route through VPNs or proxies. You might want to explore using a more advanced firewall or abuse monitoring tool to identify and block suspicious activity at a deeper level.
 
Don't think so. Nowadays its all automated. I get ~100 of them daily from everywhere.
 
I used to block the country from where the notice came, but it is not working now.
I am still getting notices from the same country.

Is there any other way ?
Hmm maybe if you didn't use content that is copyrighted it would help? Or if you could restructure or rewrite the content in a way that doesn't induce copyright?
 
Don't think so. Nowadays its all automated. I get ~100 of them daily from everywhere.
do you notice a drop in total search traffic after receiving them?

I mean does Google start hiding your other pages from search results even if you haven't gotten a copyright notice on them?

I'm seeing a huge drop in overall impressions and clicks in Google search console after I started getting a few notices.
 
If blocking countries isn’t working, maybe use a DMCA agent to deal with the notices for you."
 
do you notice a drop in total search traffic after receiving them?

I mean does Google start hiding your other pages from search results even if you haven't gotten a copyright notice on them?

I'm seeing a huge drop in overall impressions and clicks in Google search console after I started getting a few notices.
So far no total search traffic drop. And no, Google did not start to hide other pages, just the ones that got copyright notice.
 
So far no total search traffic drop. And no, Google did not start to hide other pages, just the ones that got copyright notice.
thanks, that's encouraging. I've got a site with 15,000+ posts related to copyrighted material monetized through CPA content lockers and I have recently started getting a few takedown notices.

My organic traffic has been tanking, and I just wanted to make sure only the dmca'd pages are being affected…otherwise my traffic is likely permanently cooked.

Still don't know what's causing this recent sitewide drop in impressions and clicks, but glad to know it's (hopefully) not DMCA-related.
 
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