How To Protect My Blog

Thanks for visiting my blog today. Today We shall be looking at The 5 best way to protect our blog and to make it Right. please if you have not read our previous posting you can click here. but if you have read it continue with this tutorial. Below are the 5 most effective way one can protect his or her blog.



1. Add clear reuse information to your blog.

If you don’t let your readers know how to reuse your material or content on your blog/ website , they’re more likely to “borrow” your work without attribution. Make it easy and more comfortable for them to comply with your rules … take steps to make them more visible, and state your policy for permissions clearly and Remember, your readers can’t follow rules they can’t see or find.

2. Respect the rights of fellow content owners.

Just as you’d expect other bloggers to respect your copyrights, they have a right to expect the same of you. Always seek permission, give credit, and show respect for the creative work of others. Using other’s photos? Make sure you use copyright-approved resources for any images you use on your blog, too!

3. Educate yourself about copyright.

Lots of people are confused about copyright. But once you learn how copyright works, you’ll see that it is relatively easy to protect your individual blog with a few simple steps. For the basic information you need, download our “Bloggers Guide to Copyright Protection.”

4. Take time to secure your content.

Once you learn the basics, it’s up to you to take the steps necessary to secure your content. A little planning now can save you some big headaches later. If you haven’t already done so, post a copyright notice, provide an easy way for people to get permission to republish your content, and add duplicate-content detection to track down infringement.

5. Promote a copyright culture.

Some say that catching copyright infringers is like playing “Whack-a-Mole.” Not so! Countless copyright infringers are successfully challenged each month. If you care about the right to profit from your original work, educate others about why that’s important, and help to create a copyright culture. Copyright Don’ts: