Copyright infringement is rampant on the Internet, but one of the things you can do when someone copies your material is to automatically add a reference to your website. This doesn’t prevent the thief from deleting the reference, but it will slow them down, it helps show malicious intent if you ever do sue for copyright infringement, and the addition may never even be noticed thus giving you some satisfaction of receiving a backlink to your site.
What you do is add certain JavaScript to your site. The original code is at http://sizzlejs.com, but there is a faster way to implement it and to see where it goes in your web pages.
Here is a link to an article at EzineArticles: http://ezinearticles.com/?Antique-Avon-Barbie-Doll-Collection&id=1333199
If you copy some text, copy and paste, you will see a reference to EzineArticles has been added.
Looking at the source code for the web page you will see a JavaScript reference to this file:
/min/file/c7e14123ed8568e6a0b4b4c88806433f1316613090.js
You can click on the link in the source code to see the JavaScript text. Do a search for ‘Ezine’ to see where the EzineArticles text has been added to the script.
Add to your website and of course change as appropriate.
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I’ll make this short and simple: Business Management Daily at businessmanagementdaily.com is a spam site.
They will sent multiple emails per day. The content is questionable.
Most importantly – there is no opt-out.
Thank goodness I have a practice of using one-time throw-away email addresses and not my primary one to sign up for lists like this.
Trust me – run away from this company as fast as you can.
And remember, when you sign up for a list never use your primary email. Use an email you can immediately discard if need be, but from which you can forward messages to the primary email.
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There are many ’signals’ Google uses to rank your web pages – one of which is how often your page is bookmarked. Not only does a bookmark help your rankings, but it helps increase traffic by making it easier for someone to remember and find your website.
But hardly anyone helps their users bookmark their website.
This is a really easy fix to make.
Here is some easy to use JavaScript to insert into your pages to promote the bookmarking of your site.
You can see the implementation and how it works at the bottom of this Vandor Cookie Jar website.
Simple. Insert the JavaScript into your web page and that’s it.
Of course you can offer more options, such as social bookmarking, Facebook likes, and so on. But those are all third party sites. With a bookmark it is in the user’s web browser and always accessible no matter what website they are visiting.
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