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- Jul 22, 2013
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Heres whats happening some Chinese idiots have been scraping and publishing everyones content in my niche and when i say everone i mean everything to do which the keywords (ie i have multiple websites and blog with articles on this niche and they have scraped just about everything i have ever written) and these morons are then posting it on 3 blogs their money site... a tumblr blog and a blogspot blog.
The thing that annoys me is that if i search for parts of these articles there appears above mine even though mine have been seen and indexed by google months before.... sometimes only theres show.
I managed to get tumblr to delete there stupid tumblr blog, but google after filing a dmca reuqest to delete the stupid autoblog blogspot they have rejected it and said they are passing it on to the right team.... a dmca request to google to deindex the main website is still pending even though there is tons of evidence. I have also emailed the stupid Chinese hosts the website is on to get them to remove the website but got ignored.
BUT what really gets on my nerves is when i politely email the website first to say please can you delete my articles i got a rude response which was basically why should we...
There seo strategy of using 3 blogs all with the same content and same links and anchor text really is dumb and they dont rank anywhere at all..... but i just dont want to be dragged down with them.
(oh they remove all links to my website automatically and replace them with there ones..... but with no spinning its just a complete pice of duplicate content.)
What should i do?
I want to sue them but they are from china.....
or i could just simply blast there website totally off google with 35million auto approve blog comments as theres only has 300 links at the moment anyway and a new website? but would this effect the quality of my own articles in googles eyes if a spam website is using them?
I have also let my competition know by email to obviously not saying i am another competitor that this website is copying there stuff as well...
Some of the artcles are of hoempages of mine and say "welcome to insert website name here" but despite this google still ignores dmca requests or just the penguin at the computer has forgotten what button to press.
The thing that annoys me is that if i search for parts of these articles there appears above mine even though mine have been seen and indexed by google months before.... sometimes only theres show.
I managed to get tumblr to delete there stupid tumblr blog, but google after filing a dmca reuqest to delete the stupid autoblog blogspot they have rejected it and said they are passing it on to the right team.... a dmca request to google to deindex the main website is still pending even though there is tons of evidence. I have also emailed the stupid Chinese hosts the website is on to get them to remove the website but got ignored.
BUT what really gets on my nerves is when i politely email the website first to say please can you delete my articles i got a rude response which was basically why should we...
There seo strategy of using 3 blogs all with the same content and same links and anchor text really is dumb and they dont rank anywhere at all..... but i just dont want to be dragged down with them.
(oh they remove all links to my website automatically and replace them with there ones..... but with no spinning its just a complete pice of duplicate content.)
What should i do?
I want to sue them but they are from china.....
or i could just simply blast there website totally off google with 35million auto approve blog comments as theres only has 300 links at the moment anyway and a new website? but would this effect the quality of my own articles in googles eyes if a spam website is using them?
I have also let my competition know by email to obviously not saying i am another competitor that this website is copying there stuff as well...
Some of the artcles are of hoempages of mine and say "welcome to insert website name here" but despite this google still ignores dmca requests or just the penguin at the computer has forgotten what button to press.
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