Copyscape vs Other Plagiarism Sites

tunescool

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isnt copyscape like the big website that anything has to pass? im going thru PLR articles now because i dont write, i always just used copyscape. you can only search for so many a day so i use another site but it starts finding a lot more sites with duplicate content. copyscape will will search and find nothing while any other site will find the duplicate content

 

SEOking222

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My Recommendation is for Copyscape.com OP......Use twice on copyscape may be it got bug?

 

Shree

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Copyscape could not find duplicate content? I would be surprised.

Which was the other site that found duplicate content Copyscape could not?

 

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They all have indexed different parts of the internet and have their own algorithms, I wouldn't be surprised at all if different tools brought up different results.

Copyscape seems to be everyones go to tool, it doesn't mean it's the best though.

 

tunescool

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Shree said:

Copyscape could not find duplicate content? I would be surprised.

Which was the other site that found duplicate content Copyscape could not?

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im using plagium.com right now but yea seriously ill get no results from copyscape and ive used a couple other plagiarism sites and theyll end up getting like 10 or more sites with the same article

now im worried, i thought i was all fine using copyscape and posted articles but now that i see this

 

Mubashar786

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You Can Think Of The More Tools You Use The More You Are Confused

 

Peter Ngo

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I actually still haven't found a better solution to copyscape, i usually use copyscape then copy each paragraph into G search, sometime it shows some interesting result.

 

tunescool

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im going with

http://www.plagium.com/en/plagiarismchecker

its free with unlimited articles. ill never use copyscape again i know what im doing i seen it doesnt pick everything up

 

GeekGoddess

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That happened to me too, mate. I think Copyscape only detects duplicate content on sites that have already been indexed. Other plagiarism tools like plagium cover almost everything published.

 

Mindful Media

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tunescool said:

im going with


its free with unlimited articles. ill never use copyscape again i know what im doing i seen it doesnt pick everything up

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Honestly, you should never rely solely on one site when checking copyright. The more sites you use the more likely you are to ensure your content doesn't have any copyright issues. Following with a quick google search after you have cleared your content through a few copyright sites isn't a bad idea either.

 

dhia27

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@tunescool some days late to answer, but I use smallseotools plagiarism checker and it's working like charm. It's free and requires G captcha.
You can use both now.