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Agency said the content is affecting their SEO even if the content was fine.
Okay so I was writing content for an agency, and all of a sudden after 4 months of work they dropped the contract. There reason was my content was highly plagiarized and paraphrased. But when I runned the content through plagiarism checker, it passed successfully with less than 2℅ plagiarism that too because of keyword. Coming paraphrasing, I run my content through COPYLEAKS to check paraphrasing part and there wasn’t much to worry about apart from basic wording.
So my question is, how they came across such allegations? And also is there some other way to determine if content is paraphrased (like via Google search console or some other tool)?
I am kind of confused because they called off the contract after 1 month of ghosting. Please enlighten me because I have no idea what happened with me.
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What plagiarism checker did you use besides copyleaks?
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Have you tried copyscape?
But is your content unique, do you write all of it? -
Sometimes, agencies may have their own internal processes or tools to assess content, which might produce different results. It’s possible they used a different plagiarism checker or had specific criteria that led to their decision.Regarding determining if content is paraphrased, it can be challenging to pinpoint without access to the agency’s specific methods. However, you can try comparing your content with online sources using Google Search to see if there are any striking similarities.If you ever need assistance in improving your content or generating fresh ideas, you can explore AI writing tools like the ones at https://writingtools.co.uk/pricing.html. They might come in handy in situations like these.
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