Alternative to copyscape

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Jimmyvee

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Feb 6, 2008

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• Nov 24, 2008

• #1

Does anyone know about a good FREE alternative to copyscape? I have some articles that I want to check but I don't want to use the fee based copyscape website.

 

ajeeyunz

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Jul 23, 2008

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• Nov 24, 2008

• #2

Code:

http://duplichecker.com/index.asp

hope this help.

 

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Jimmyvee

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Feb 6, 2008

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• Nov 24, 2008

• #3

Thanks I just tried it and it looks good. how does this compare to copyscape? Copyscape gives you a score but I could not find a score for this site....any help?

 

ajeeyunz

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Jul 23, 2008

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• Nov 24, 2008

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minimal you can find any copied content from your article. Me personally never use any Copyspace.

 

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Jimmyvee

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• Nov 24, 2008

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are you just spinning your articles and posting them w/o checking them?

 

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darkcard

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• Nov 25, 2008

• #6

Just use copyscape like this:

make a blogger account

post your content in posts up to 10

Put the url of the blog into copyscape

There you go, a free content check.

 

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Jimmyvee

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Feb 6, 2008

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• Nov 25, 2008

• #7

great tip! I wonder if most people know this little twist. thanks for the share!

 

kojakfull

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• Nov 26, 2008

• #8

Try this trick buddy

Code:

http://www.bbeesoft.com/use-copyscape-free-and-unlimited.html

 

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darkcard

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• Nov 26, 2008

• #9

jimmyvee said:

great tip! I wonder if most people know this little twist. thanks for the share!

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Anytime, I'm here to learn and teach as well!

 

DutchRebel

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• Nov 26, 2008

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hey thats a cool share. didn`t know that.

 

xiphre

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• Nov 28, 2008

• #11

Thx for the duplichecker link Ajee!

 

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xdemi

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Nov 16, 2008

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• Sep 20, 2009

• #12

Thanks everyone for their suggestions so far.

Might I recommend DupeFree Pro?

 

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dudeshane01

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• Aug 20, 2010

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Tha dupli checker thing is just amazing.
Thanks for sharing.
Just checked a few articles I had just submitted to ezine, but not reviewed.
They had a few parts that were completely unchanged.

 

thetrustedzone

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Jun 15, 2010

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• Aug 26, 2010

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nice info , i can suggest join with triond dot c0m , they have powerful scanner
submit your article if they approved it delete it and submit to ezinearticle ,if they
found same content online they will give you the links .

 

timothywcrane

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Apr 25, 2009

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• Sep 2, 2010

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darkcard said:

Just use copyscape like this:

make a blogger account

post your content in posts up to 10

Put the url of the blog into copyscape

There you go, a free content check.

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I know that deleting blogs can be a pain, and if you are writing for a living, having a non indexed profile of articles can be handy to show prospective clients.

This is what I do. Set up your blogger blog to NOT index when you build it, and use a dynadns or other domain redirect when you use copyscape. Go easy on the short url services that are most popular, or you will waste your time. Got crap domains? Use them.

I do this for each large writing client I have. I had one stiff me, so I set it to index, and DCMAed HIS clients (LOL, by using copyscape again) (I was a subcontracted) with proof of creation time listed for every post. I use them for portfolios so as not to send to actual client sites, and like I found, can be a rather good way to at least keep your content if you do not get paid.

Lesson? If you do not pay me Adsense will, thanks for the free SEO research...

 

soinc16

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Jun 26, 2010

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• Sep 2, 2010

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Plagium and PercentDupe?

 

RedMango

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Jul 15, 2010

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• Sep 2, 2010

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timothywcrane said:

I know that deleting blogs can be a pain, and if you are writing for a living, having a non indexed profile of articles can be handy to show prospective clients.

This is what I do. Set up your blogger blog to NOT index when you build it, and use a dynadns or other domain redirect when you use copyscape. Go easy on the short url services that are most popular, or you will waste your time. Got crap domains? Use them.

I do this for each large writing client I have. I had one stiff me, so I set it to index, and DCMAed HIS clients (LOL, by using copyscape again) (I was a subcontracted) with proof of creation time listed for every post. I use them for portfolios so as not to send to actual client sites, and like I found, can be a rather good way to at least keep your content if you do not get paid.

Lesson? If you do not pay me Adsense will, thanks for the free SEO research...

Click to expand...

Rep given. This is the sort of thing I need. Having been shafted by 4 clients this year, this is so much more of an easy way to cover your back. I've had to use some tough methods to get my money back this year and it really is a waste of my time. So much so, that I am contemplating jacking in writing for others and concentrate on my own stuff.

 

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laziestnoob

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Sep 3, 2010

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• Sep 3, 2010

• #18

alternate would be

.... copyscape
there is a reason its so popular

 

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silicon

Newbie

Jul 28, 2010

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• Sep 3, 2010

• #19

just take a sentence from the article, put in quotes into google.

 

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haritr

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• Sep 10, 2010

• #20

thanks for the info mate