How to check articles are unique or not ?

[rashri]

I ordered 15 articles from Fiverr and i want to know they are unique or not .

My niche is highly competitive and am on the top 5 of google . So i really want my articles to be unique and informative and original .
I would welcome both free ways and the paid ways ...

Help appreciated .

 

[harry911]

Use copyscape or copy a part of the article and google it to check for uniqueness.

 

[Mountaineer]

Copyscape is your best bet but as a free service you can check any URL for duplicate content. If you want to check an article without publishing on your site then you'll have to use their paid service.

 

[Revolution]

i preffered copy scape for checking content

 

[littleg2008]

i take a sentance and paste into Google, that way you can see if its spun also as you get variations with 1 or 2 words missing in the results

 

[im4ever]

Copyscape is definitely the best way, I check up to 2000 words in one go so it doesn't cost much.

 

[sikandar]

If you do not have a website, upload your article on a free wordpress blog. Get the URL of that post and check it at Copyscape.com You should delete the post after you have finished checking. You can also use another alternative to Copyscape - that is Plagiarisma.net

 

[NitroCan]

Go to copyscape.com and check the articles whether they are unique or not.

 

[rashri]

Copyscape is definitely the best way, I check up to 2000 words in one go so it doesn't cost much.

i preffered copy scape for checking content

How much the Copyscape costs for checking one article ?

How good is Plagiarisma.net ?

 

[timepassblogs]

good to place copyspace banner in footer?..it will help me protecting my article?

 

[-SICK-]

Use Google!

Just paste the whole text, or at least a part of it, into google and see what it gets you.
Copyscape ist good but for me, it would be way too expensive as Google does basically everything I need.

kind regards,
SICK

 

[alba56]

Jumped in to read this as it is a problem for all of us buying articles some good tips again thanks op and all who have given good advice.

 

[rockong]

agreed on all of the copyscape comments - that's helped me a lot when ordering articles as well

 

[littleg2008]

When your buying articles, just ensure that you buy from someone who says there two phrases

Article is unique
Article is not spun

 

[rashri]

If you do not have a website, upload your article on a free wordpress blog. Get the URL of that post and check it at Copyscape.com You should delete the post after you have finished checking. You can also use another alternative to Copyscape - that is Plagiarisma.net

Does this really work ?
Is it safe ?

 

[top1webresult]

We are using copyscape to check if articles are unique or not.

 

[Porsche]

Copyscape. Handsdown.

But google is the best free alternative.

 

[Techxan]

I just use google too. I spot check a few paragraphs at a time, if it has been published on the web, you will be able to tell because there will be multiple copies all over the place.

 

[markhenry121]

Check with the Copyscape whether your content is unique or not. If they passes from the Copyscape then your articles will be ready for publication.

 

[kvmcable]

LOL, Copyscape is a child's toy. Get a paid plagium account (works out about 30% cheaper than CS) and drop your article in their deep search. They'll even give you 16,000 (or something like that) characters for free to see how their deep analysis works. If it passes plagium you'll good to go. I've had tons of shit get a green light from CS and look like an explosion in Plagium. Plagium is good if you're rewriting also.

I purchase their 1 million characters and they give me free 100,000 characters. To give you an idea of character accounts, 500 word articles are 3200 to 3500 characters. CS is a nickel each regardless of size. Take the free trial for a test run, use the deep analysis and you'll see what I'm talking about. CS is old school shit. I don't even think it detects extended ascii encoding used by so many article writers today to fool CS.

Good luck