Now I am well aware that WA has site content and that when you publish content through site content that it checks for plagiarism.
However there are times when I personally need to check that content is unique before attempting to publish it.
Two good examples of this is when people send me guest posts to publish and when I hire a content writer.
For guest posts I need to ensure the content is unique before I approve it for publishing and request payment from the writer.
When I hire a content writer I need to check the content is unique before I make payment to the writer.
The tool that I use on a daily basis for this is on the smallseotools.com website and it is the plagiarism checker tool.
It is quick and easy to use and best of all it is free. I am a registered member on their site because I like to receive news and updates from them, however you don't have to register on their site to use their tools!
If you have any questions please leave them in the comments and I will come back to you soonest.
However as you mentioned this in your video 5'10" onwards, I get picked up for Plagiarism in this checker even when I quote like this.
See my full question here What to do with plagiarism when quoting external source? What are my best options here:
1. Do exactly as I am doing?
2. Running the quoted science from the company through article spinning software so those two plagiarism checkers, then SiteContent and most importantly Search Engines, do not consider it duplicate content? ( just don't want the Google spiders to deem me a plagiarist)
3. Anything else?
Thanks so much
Take care.