SEO Nick's Blog: SEO Issues

What you need to do is:

1. Log into Facebook.

2. On the left side of the "Home" page, there is a nav bar right under the search box. In there somewhere should be a selection titled "Notes." (You may need to click on the more arrow)

3. After you've clicked on Notes, look under the "Profile" link on the very top nav. Click "My Notes."

4. On the right, under "Notes Settings," click on "Import a blog."

It will give you a box to place the RSS or Blog URL in and click "Start Importing"

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    Lately on REW, there have been quite a few posts concerning content thievery. It seems like it's happening more than ever. There are a couple ways to check if a site has stolen content from you.

1. You could go to one of your main traffic pages and copy a sentence of your choice. Go to Google.com and place it in the search box with quotations. Search it and see what comes up. If something comes up that isn't your site, chances are they have stolen some content from you.

2. The second method is actually a website: http://www.copyscape.com/ I'll have to give Judy Orr credit for this one. I found it through her. What you do is go to that site, type in your URL and it will scour the web for sites that have duplicate content. It's pretty amazing.
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