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How to Protect Your Site from Online Plagiarism
You have spent hours perfecting the copy for your homepage, and your services page. You are probably not a copywriter, but you know your business more than other people do, so imagine how good it feels to read that client-attractive marketing copy. It lures in your ideal clients, or should I say yummy clients. And then bam! You found out some lousy people blatantly copied the whole thing and pasted it on their website as if that’s totally fine. Don’t you just hate that? Online plagiarism is so rampant these days and even so-called “consultants” are guilty of it. You may or may not be aware that somebody is copying the exact words you have placed on your website to attract clients. If you want to learn how to protect your site from online plagiarism, then you will love what I’m going to share with you so read on.
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If you are still searching the web every single week to find great content to share on your social networks (aside from your own content), you probably are spending so much time just doing the research. Have you ever thought “There has to be a better way”? I know I have. This task is even more time-consuming if you are doing this for clients (let’s say you are a virtual assistant like me). If you want to spend less time doing this and more time on doing the tasks that really make you money such as coaching clients, writing a book, speaking on stage, creating your program, or whatever task you need to focus on, then keep reading.
Have you ever turned down a potential client? I know I have a couple of times. But in the past, I would work with just anyone who needs my services—and I mean anyone. I was just starting out years ago and didn’t know I should pick a niche or have a picture of my ideal client in my head. I was okay with working with clients who have different types of businesses, so I didn’t really have focus. One client had a marketing firm, the other was a medical doctor, there was a trainer, and one who was in the entertainment business. So you see? I catered to different types of clients so you can imagine how hard this is when it comes to crafting your marketing messages.
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