How Predatory Companies Are Trying to Hijack Your Publisher Search
A post on writerbeware.blog, published 26 July 2018, is cited by 1 distinct blog to date (corpus.blog, measured 16 October 2026).
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| All time | 1 | 6 |
| Last 90 days | 0 | 0 |
| Last 30 days | 0 | 0 |
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| Words blogs link it with | 3 |
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| External links | 0 |
| Length | not read yet |
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- fake publisher-matching websites1 blog
- how predatory companies are trying to hijack your publisher search1 blog
- abuses google ads1 blog
Cited by 1 blog in 6 posts
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linked as “How Predatory Companies Are Trying to Hijack Your Publisher Search”
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Read at sfwa.org (opens in a new tab)linked as “abuses Google ads”
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