In todays Blogosphere, similar issues're discussed and more people keep joining the league of bloggers, most of them're inexperienced and only joined just because they heard Linda ikeji ve made it or Lilian nwodo is now making cash, they too want to belong and make all these within the twinkle of an eye, they forget those bloggers started from scratch and at a point in time they were at the verge of quitting, and today they're enjoying the fruits of their labour.
Today we'll look at ways we can check for plagiarized contents.
1. Copyspace
Copyspace is easy to use , all you have to do is paste a URL you need to check for plagiarism.
Copyspace service Charges $0.05 per search, You can get started by visiting copyspace.com
2. Articlechecker
Articlechecker is a free service, all you ve to do is copy the blog post you wish to check and paste it into the text box of the site.
You can get started by visiting articlechecker.com
3.Plagtracker
Plagtracker is another free online service, which can be used to check for plagiarized contents, it let's you know if your parts of your article ve been published in other blogs and also the number of times, another important aspect of plagtracket is that it helps proofread your contents, before you publish them.
You can get started by visiting plagtracker.com
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