Already tried this, Google asked me to verify I'm the copyright holder, I did it and google removed their url from the index, the problem is, a week later they added a simple -a at the end of the removed url and now the copied content is index again and ranking better than mine againWhat!? Google isn't punishing duplicate content? Shocking!
Send a DMCA notice to:
- Them, they will probably ignore it.
- Their host, the host may remove the content/site but they may be using off shore hosting
- Google, Google will remove the content from the index but G may ask for proof that you are the copyright holder.
Already tried this, Google asked me to verify I'm the copyright holder, I did it and google removed their url from the index, the problem is, a week later they added a simple -a at the end of the removed url and now the copied content is index again and ranking better than mine again
If I try to DMCA again I guess it'll become -b next time and so on.
Already tried this, Google asked me to verify I'm the copyright holder, I did it and google removed their url from the index, the problem is, a week later they added a simple -a at the end of the removed url and now the copied content is index again and ranking better than mine again
If I try to DMCA again I guess it'll become -b next time and so on.
dude, stop giving out the secret!!!Buy a sarkar seo lady gaga and send it to their website, you will thank me later
sue them for what? we don't live in mickey mouse landTrack the offender and find out their physical mailing address. Then have your lawyer send the person a formal seize and desist letter listing what fines they will have to pay if they don't stop infringing. If that doesn't work, then have your lawyer sue them on your behalf.
nothing. Everything's up for grabs in google, it's the wild wild west again![]()
It is indeed.
Auto generated content all over the place.