I am confused!
I understand there is some encoding thing going on, which Copyscape cannot detect. How about Google bots? Will it be able to detect the content as duplicate?
Damn, I feel like a newbie again.![]()
Google bot detects such things.
I am confused!
I understand there is some encoding thing going on, which Copyscape cannot detect. How about Google bots? Will it be able to detect the content as duplicate?
Damn, I feel like a newbie again.![]()
Google bot detects such things.
Sure, you won't be able to rank money sites with such content.
But, still, OP, I can't believe you haven't had any complaints on fiverr.
You might not have "Complex" checked. Heh, it seems I may need to make this checked by default.
Here is an example:
An article from Ezine (http://ezinearticles.com/?Fat-Loss-Will-Not-Take-Place-Unless-You-Want-It-To&id=7798122)
Original:
Encoded with special characters:
If you do a search after copying each of these sentences and you'll see that the encoded one will not have any results. This was done with only "Complex" checked off in the options. Good luck!
Update:I am using http://www.marathon-studios.com/unicode/U2024/One_Dot_Leader for the dot(.) and unicode equivalent to www
Chrome, IE and Firefox convert it to a normal dot, however mobile safari(iPhone) fails.
By checking off "Dictionary," the script will only affect the stopwords of an article, leaving the keywords of an article alone so search engines can pick those up.Just be warned that for SEO purposes its useless.
People will be able to find your articles only if they run their query thru the above mentioned script, which obviously will never happen.
That would be correctJust to make sure, having "complex" and "dictionary" ticked when offering this gig for Fiverr, is that correct?
I've found many clients who began to order these articles from me in bulk through Fiverr. To avoid issues since they were paying me directly, I made sure to explain to them exactly what they are getting so there are no surprises. Each one contacted me with the intent to buy more articles at really cheap rates so even learning of how it worked didn't phase them. I have only had three people who contacted me directly not go through with an order.this script is changing random words into unicode-08 so they act as "stop word", and it will pass copyscape easily
this trick works excellent few years ago, people can make $100+ per day easily with this and some even paid for the script
it is getting harder to use this trick nowadays because lots of people know it already, it was reported on lots of forum/blog such as this one http://www.cynosurex.com/Forums/DisplayComments.php?file=Web Services/Copyscape_is_Not_Enough
there are more detailed explanation on how to use this trick in this wso http://wsodownloads.info/fiverr-killer-2/
such as, do not pass the finished work to your client using fiverr upload and why
this method is consider as fraud/scam/unethical![]()
If all you're expecting to see is ethical methods, you're on the wrong forum, bud.
I just remembered something I was never ballsy enough to do. If you're a college student and desperate enough, this may actually work on turnitin.com. If anyone would like to try, please report back.![]()