Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Quick and simple ways to avoid duplicated content
Although you may believe that the chances are slim, you would be surprised to find out that duplicate content is actually a widespread epidemic. With the dawn of the Internet, this problem has become ever more perilous. Since many companies now hire ghostwriters to write their content for them, plagiarism is at an all-time high. Although there are legitimate ghostwriters that would never plagiarize, there are also some that repetitiously steal from online sources, change a few words around and market it as their own.
If you do not have the time to use software such as Article Recon to check all of your content for duplication, there are still a few ways to guard yourself from this epidemic. First off, if you write the content yourself, then you can be assured that it is not stolen. A trusted member of your staff also would not risk their job by duplicating content. However, if these options are not available to you and you must hire a ghostwriter, make sure to make an educated choice.
Do not simply pick the first person who applies because this could prove to be extremely detrimental to you in the future. Narrow down the list of applicants to the top five and ask them for some samples of their work. Also request that they provide at least two references. Talk to the references and find out how long they worked for them, the quality of work they turned in and also if there was ever any problem with duplicate content.
There are not many writers that turn from being a legitimate writer to a plagiarizer so there is a good chance that if they have a good track record, then you will be safe. Some companies also choose to have their ghostwriters sign a contract stating that they will be 100 percent responsible for any expenses related to them turning in duplicate content. This will scare the ghostwriter into never wanting to risk plagiarizing. As well, inform them that you will randomly use software such as CopyScape to make sure that they are not duplicating content.
There are ways to avoid duplicate content and you should take every precaution possible because if you do not, the consequences could be dire.
To download an excellent free tool **will only be FREE until Feb 20, 2007** that allows you to have unlimited duplicated content searches, please visit the link below:
http://tinyurl.com/2ngoof
Thursday, February 08, 2007
Your Private Label Internet Empire Is Here!
Today I want to tell you about a new site that I just came across. It's called Private Label Club and it's brought to you by Jason Oickle.
To say that I am impressed would be a major understatement. I mean, what he is offering to free members is just insane.
This is one of the very few sites that I have found that is litterally giving away so mach value to free members!
There really should be a monthly price tag on just the free membership alone!
Go see what I mean:
http://www.private-label-club.com/?plc=91
What I love the most about Private Label Club is the powerful elite membership.
I mean, on top of the free content, as an elite member you'll also get 300 plr articles, 24 headers, 12 adsense sites and 3 private label ebooks. And you're going to get all that every single month like clockwork.
This is not just any old crappy content either!
Jason has a team of very talented people to make sure you get only the highest quality possible. It truly is superb, this is the only plr membership I will ever need.
I don't want to waste any more of your time so I urge you to click the link below and secure you're free membership before Jason decides to lock the doors forever.
Dont let someone else grab your spot!
Go now:
http://www.private-label-club.com/?plc=91
Thank you for your time and I will see you in the members area.
To Your Success,
LeeAnn