How then did my some of my site content land there? Because I don't remember registering on any such site.It will ask about your blog.
Once you give your blog link it will copy all your blog posts verbetum.
It will copy any new blog post you create and get them indexed before you and will rank them before you.
Seems like they were in the PAA copy-paste earlier than everyone elseIt will copy any new blog post you create and get them indexed before you and will rank them before you.
Feed and blog aggregators are still good content syndication strategy as long as they don't copy the whole blog post and let you post and edit.In my early days of blogging from 2012, as a noob I used them hoping they'll rank my a**
Newbies always think feed and blog aggregators like Blogorama and Feedly will help them rank..
Why am I just reading about this 10 years later than my first content site? wtf Lol
Email them via contact form or support@ and ask them to remove immediately.How then did my some of my site content land there? Because I don't remember registering on any such site.
I dont think you can you gotta email them.Just deleted my website from blogarama. Thanks![]()
Ok. I will do that.Email them via contact form or support@ and ask them to remove immediately.
Mine got removed within 24 hrs.
I dont think you can you gotta email them.
It got paid plans to those kind of stuff. I dont even check it as blogorama is blatant content plagiarist.Thank you for this reminder.
The sad reality is that the only party that benefits from a Blogarama listing is Blogorama itself.
They get free content, and they get to build their traffic.
Basically, whatever link that you get from Blogorama isn't worth it, considering the fact that you're giving up so much.
Talk about a BUM DEAL!
BlogCatalog used to be so much better than Blogorama since you can actually use BC to do guestpost deals (as well as roundup posts) with other niche bloggers.