Are there tools to discover duplicate content issues with the other websites?
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We have issues with users copy-pasting content from other sources into our site.
The only way I know to find out, is to manually (!!) copy a snippet of their text into google, to see if I get results from other sites.
I have been googling for tools to help automate this process, but without luck.
Can you recommend any?
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You are welcome
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Hi Yiannis,
Brilliant, this is the tool I was looking for
Great, thanks so much for your reply!
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Hi Andre, thanks for the answer. Only solved the problem if I am looking for dublicate content from an already known competitor.
But thanks for the reply anyway
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Hi Suni, thanks for your answer.
Copy scape only searches one specific page.
We have thousands of content pages, and I'm looking for a toll to monitor all pages on our domain, and give notice when it finds plagiate content somewhere else.
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Use http://www.plagspotter.com/ I am sure you will find it useful.
Make sure you select search for multiple pages and not just your main domain. You can also use the sitemap.xml link to make sure it track everything.
Hope this is helpful
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You can use the Moz Crawl tool to identify Duplicate issues. You can get the same report for a competitor that you get in your campaign. http://pro.moz.com/tools/crawl-test
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This is the tool you need to check.
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