How to deal with Blogger Blog RSS feed content scrapers

Content scraping is essentially the follow of taking content from another blog or website and posting it on a blog you manage in its completeness. Typically this is often through with attribution contained by a link back to the source, however in its worst type it involves stealing entire posts while not giving credit to the source the least bit. There’s typically no original content, and these blogs usually copied posts from other sites or blogs randomly.

Mainly scrapers operate their blog by auto posting from RSS feeds technics so they don’t take much time to edit content from scraped posts. The other issue that has alleviated my concern slightly is that I’ve found ways in which to make sure that in most cases my content contains a link to the initial once it gets scraped. It merely involves adding a blog link to content source within the footer of your RSS feed (this solely applies if you publish full posts to your feed).

It is not uncommon to search out websites or blog who republish RSS feeds of alternative blogs while not permission to publish content or without a source credit link. Why they are doing this can be anyone’s guess however as a content owner, this can be one thing to fret regarding particularly after you publish full feeds. That’s as a result of once duplicate copies of your articles exist elsewhere on the web, search engines crawler could have bother sorting out verity content source.

What if Googlebot discovers the reprint before weaving across your original article? So bloggers want to deal with such content scrapers.

Just add a blog link to your original article RSS feed. When Googlebot discovers this link, they’ll instantly know the verity content source, and who sightlessly republish your content, will indirectly work towards improving your own blog search rankings.

Deal with Blogger Blog RSS Feed Content Scrapers: