About NathanConner
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Hello there, my name is Nathan Conner. I am living in Jeffersonville, IN with my wife and my son. I discovered affiliate marketing back when I

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Keyword, Niche and Market Research

I found a product I would like to write a review on because there is substantial traffic and no direct competition for the keyword. However, I don't have a specific blog for th

You are very well covers here with some great advice, guidance and feedback. If you should still have any questions or concerns please let us know!

-Mike

Interesting. I never thought of doing this. I may try some of the suggestions you have been given. Have you decided what you’re going to do?

Hazel

It's your website and you can do anything you like. However, a review of a product totally unrelated to your niche could confuse visitors and reduce trust. Unless you can tie them together somehow.

if it is of interest to your niche and related yes - otherwise ideally not ...
why not create a 'anything else' site - either siterubix or a domain you buy ...
then all these things can go onto there...

I would not; I would keep all elements relevant to the niche. Why not do a landing page for it?

Can a review a product on my website that doesn't follow the niche I chose?

Can a review a product on my website that doesn't follow the niche I chose?

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Keyword, Niche and Market Research

I found a product I would like to write a review on because there is substantial traffic and no direct competition for the keyword. However, I don't have a specific blog for th

You are very well covers here with some great advice, guidance and feedback. If you should still have any questions or concerns please let us know!

-Mike

Interesting. I never thought of doing this. I may try some of the suggestions you have been given. Have you decided what you’re going to do?

Hazel

It's your website and you can do anything you like. However, a review of a product totally unrelated to your niche could confuse visitors and reduce trust. Unless you can tie them together somehow.

if it is of interest to your niche and related yes - otherwise ideally not ...
why not create a 'anything else' site - either siterubix or a domain you buy ...
then all these things can go onto there...

I would not; I would keep all elements relevant to the niche. Why not do a landing page for it?

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Search Engine Optimization

I thought a 'no right click plugin' would help, but one of my blog posts was copied and spun. They even use the same screenshots, that I took myself. What is the best course of

I agree with Abie on this whole heartedly! This platform is meant to help each other not rob people of their hard work and dedication!

Kevin and Son

Report it.

You have some great advice and guidance here…as mentioned plagiarism is a tough battle to fight and is one we all unfortunately face.

-Mike

I'm afraid plagiarism isn't an easy fight against. First step is trying to contact the person who did it and offer them that if they want to keep your blog post it has to be 100% the same and syndicated. Or ask them to remove it all together otherwise you'll take legal actions. Which is a long and often costly process (but don't add that last part.)

Hi - you can ask Google to remove it.

Search for DMCA form.

As you have discovered, a determined thief can get round the no right click.

Yes, and unfortunately the blogger who copied the post is a user of WA. I reached out to Kyle since he is the web host owner.

Yes, you did the right thing, that type of behaviour should not be tolerated.

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What to do if someone copied and spun my blog post?

What to do if someone copied and spun my blog post?

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Search Engine Optimization

I thought a 'no right click plugin' would help, but one of my blog posts was copied and spun. They even use the same screenshots, that I took myself. What is the best course of

I agree with Abie on this whole heartedly! This platform is meant to help each other not rob people of their hard work and dedication!

Kevin and Son

Report it.

You have some great advice and guidance here…as mentioned plagiarism is a tough battle to fight and is one we all unfortunately face.

-Mike

I'm afraid plagiarism isn't an easy fight against. First step is trying to contact the person who did it and offer them that if they want to keep your blog post it has to be 100% the same and syndicated. Or ask them to remove it all together otherwise you'll take legal actions. Which is a long and often costly process (but don't add that last part.)

Hi - you can ask Google to remove it.

Search for DMCA form.

As you have discovered, a determined thief can get round the no right click.

Yes, and unfortunately the blogger who copied the post is a user of WA. I reached out to Kyle since he is the web host owner.

Yes, you did the right thing, that type of behaviour should not be tolerated.

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