In July 2014, with a piece of work that pleased web publishers, Google declared war on copied content sites. With a copied content share in its own data reaching 30%, Google wants to put a stop to sites that produce copied content. Through the same work it is also making an effort to back up the support it has always given to sites that produce original content.
Google has published its complaint page for sites producing copied content in a number of different formats over the years. As of 2014, though, the “copied content complaint” page is live at its new address.
Reporting Spam Content to Google
Report copied content to Google through this link.
What Is the Google Scraper Report?
This is the part where you file a complaint by filling in a form that carries the original page of the copied content, the page the copied content was published on, and the “search query link where the copied content comes up first” in Google searches.
If you publish your content but it somehow never gets indexed at the front in Google because the Google pinging system did not work, you can provide an RSS service for Google. If the basic SEO guidelines are still not in place on your site, you may also want to look through our what SEO means page.
