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Our last post we set up a Dig­i­tal Fin­ger­print which we can now track to find out where our last post has been reproduced.

The Dig­i­tal Fin­ger­print we defined was the key-phrase “Sunny weather in Vou­liag­meni”. This Fin­ger­print has been added on top of our post’s feed only. On the Orig­i­nal post the key-phrase is not vis­i­ble while on all feed imported posts else­where you can see it:

Sunny weather in Vou­liag­meni on YORGOO Publishing

Fin­ger­print on YORGOO Press

Google Alerts (Beta) tracks for you the fingerprint.

The Google Alert search term that incor­po­rates my fin­ger­print (but doesn’t alert me when pub­lish­ing on my own site) is (all what fol­lows):
“Sunny weather in Vou­liag­meni.” –site:yorgonestoridis.com

Auto­mated RSS Blog Search results results can be obtained from addi­tional sources:

RSS Blog Search

Google Blog Search Results

In spite the fact that it may appear to be dif­fi­cult or unrea­son­ably expen­sive to pur­sue cul­prits inter­na­tion­ally, there are a few sim­ple means you can deploy and which we will have a look at in a next post.

There are mul­ti­ple solu­tions avail­able. Semi­oman­tics offers cus­tomized solu­tions for Word­Press based blogs to fit Authors’ needs and pref­er­ences. Con­tact Bianca Gubalke at bianca(at)ycademy.com.

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