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Everyone in your niche is going to celebrate one of those holidays, or may even hate all of those holidays, whatever! Just find a way to connect your topic, or your next promotion, to the holiday season and you are sure to see a few more visits come your way!
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When sitting down to write your articles, remember that it is important that you are very clear about who your article market is.
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4. Are your readers young or old?
5. Are your readers high school educated or have they had post-graduate experience?
6. Are your readers working class or upper middle class earners?
Sometimes when we sit down to write an article based on the new program, service, or product we have to offer — we are so excited about getting the information down that we forget that each article we write needs to connect purposefully with our specific article market.
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If someone scrapes your blog, it means that a very lazy person out there is stealing content from your blog and pasting it in theres to create the illusion of original content. Most of these people build blogs around various popular topics, scrape blogs for content, and profit through adsense and other monetization options.
It use to be that scrapers only stole content from the big bloggers. But now that’s getting a little too dangerous for them to do, so it’s much easier to steal from the smaller blogger who may not even know how to check to see if someone is stealing their content. This could be you!
Now, when someone scrapes your blog…
1. You may feel helpless and angry and want to call the copyright office, but that’s not the right protocol nor the way to get matters resolved quickly. Trust me – I’ve been through it.
2. The first step is a simple one and that is to contact the owner or webmaster of the blog usually by email. And give them the url of the content they scraped and the original url of where they can find your content. Make mention to them that they have used your content without your consent and you would like them to take it down within 24 hours. If you can get a hold of someone, this step is usually the last step. Most people will take it down fast. End of story. But if not…
3. The second step would be to contact them again if you haven’t heard from them via snail mail, telephone, etc.
4. The third step if you haven’t been satisfied is to contact the webhost and/or domain host of the site which has a responsibility to help you seek a resolution. You can check this by using the WhoIs database through GoDaddy.com. Just plug in the domain name and after it says that the domain is already taken – there will be a link next to it that you can click on which says “click here for info”. Click on that and you can usually find the owner’s name and contact information for the site.
Remember that anything you write on your blog that is your original content is protected under the copyright laws of the U.S. So you are in your full rights to pursue this course of action.
*Also if you own a blog powered by wordpress (like this one) or a blog which is actually on wordpress.com (a free one), then your rights and how you pursue copyright infringement can be a little different depending on which one you own. Learn more about wordpress content theft at Lorelle’s blog.