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Introduction

How would you feel discovering someone duplicated your carefully crafted content? Content theft is frustrating, especially when copied verbatim without modification. While you can report violations to Google, prevention is better than cure. Here are seven effective methods to protect your Blogger content.

1. Adding a Copy Blocker Script

Implement this JavaScript solution to prevent text selection and copying:

1. Log in to your Blogger account
2. Navigate to Theme → Edit HTML
3. Find the </head> tag
4. Insert this code before it:

<!-- Copy Blocker -->
<script type='text/javascript'>
  if(typeof document.onselectstart!="undefined") {
    document.onselectstart=new Function("return false");
  } else {
    document.onmousedown=new Function("return false");
    document.onmouseup=new Function("return false");
  }
</script>

2. Disable Right-Click Functionality

Prevent context menu access with this simple script:

<script type="text/javascript">
  document.addEventListener('contextmenu', function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
  });
</script>

3. Add Copyright Notices

Display visible copyright warnings in your footer:

<div style="text-align:center;padding:10px;">
  &copy; 2025 Your Blog Name. All rights reserved.
  Unauthorized use and/or duplication prohibited.
</div>

4. Use DMCA Protection Badges

Add official protection badges from:

• DMCA.com
• Copyright.gov

5. Implement Content Watermarking

For images and PDFs:

Tool	Type	Cost
Watermarkly	Online	Free/Paid
Adobe Photoshop	Software	Paid

6. Set Up Google Alerts

Monitor content theft by:

1. Create alerts for unique phrases
2. Use exact match operators ("your unique phrase")
3. Set delivery frequency to "as-it-happens"

7. Legal Protection Measures

Essential legal steps:

• Register your copyright
• Create clear Terms of Use
• Develop a takedown notice template

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these methods affect my SEO?

No, these protection methods don't impact how search engines crawl your content.

Can determined copiers bypass these protections?

While tech-savvy users may bypass some measures, these solutions stop casual copying.

Is disabling right-click user-friendly?

Consider adding an exception for legitimate uses like accessibility tools.

How do I handle copied content I find?

1. Document the infringement
2. Contact the site owner
3. File a DMCA takedown if unresolved

Are there WordPress plugins for this?

Yes, plugins like "WP Content Copy Protection" offer similar functionality for WordPress sites.

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