Tynt.com - see what texts and images are being copied from your blog

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Posted in » Online Tools, Trackers - by Ades on April 5th, 2009

Following two screenshots are self-explanatory for what Tynt does:

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Other than that, Tynt will also show which texts or images are being copied from your posts in the blog. All these will be reported in detail when you login to your account at Tynt.

I have already installed it to my blog, so beware if you want to cut and paste ;) Unfortunately it doesn’t show who (i.e which IP or URL) copies, rather it only shows which texts are being copied.

Nevertheless it’s a great service, because by seeing which posts are being copied the most, you can know what type of posts people like the most. Once you know that, you can increase the effectiveness of your posts by blogging in particular style or format.

Website: tynt.com/

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21 Responses to “Tynt.com - see what texts and images are being copied from your blog”

  1. By iPhone on Apr 5, 2009

    That’s very clever!
    Although the copier can simply remove the text?
    You can always use http://www.copyscape.com which simply copies all your text from your site, and finds website that matches that text

  2. By Consumer Electronics on Apr 5, 2009

    This is a really great idea actually. I just tested it on your blog and it does work :)

    I will use this for certain.

  3. By titan on Apr 5, 2009

    nice. I never know something like this can be created. Thats was good.

  4. By PS3 on Apr 6, 2009

    Nice one. Now I will see how many time my images are “stolen” and what are the favorite phrases of the readers of my blogs :)

    Thnak you for sharing.

  5. By CSS web design finder on Apr 6, 2009

    That’s awesome, thanks. I’ll try it out right now!

  6. By Marisha Adams on Apr 8, 2009

    That’s a brilliant idea and a great way, as you say, of finding out which types of posts are most popular! It’s like a form of market research

  7. By Cheap Mobile Calls on Apr 8, 2009

    I’ve just tried copying some of your text in to a Word Document, and it does indeed work. It’s a brilliant feature to see what is being used from your blog. :)

  8. By Underwater Digital Camera Reviews on Apr 9, 2009

    It looks great and all, but let me get this straight… it doesn’t show who is copying it? What is the point of that?

  9. By bantingboy on Apr 9, 2009

    i wonder how it works. But lets give a try first.

  10. By Solar Power on Apr 10, 2009

    Thats fantastic

  11. By Online TV on Apr 10, 2009

    Nice tool. I think that every blogger or site owner who cares about his content and his rights must use tynt.com

  12. By cdl test on Apr 11, 2009

    very cool tool. i just tried it and it works like advertised. i’m still unsure what the value is though…

  13. By Xbox 360 on Apr 12, 2009

    It’s a nice clever tool, but what’s the point if they can just delete the link? Maybe use some sort of PHP encryption to make sure it’s safer

  14. By China Travel Service on Apr 12, 2009

    this is a fantastic idea, only drawbacks are you can not know who/which website has copied your text, if the creator can do that it will cut half of the cut and paste websites and the original content creator will be benefited most.
    By the way what happens if someone by chance writes exactly the same piece of text?

  15. By Jacqueline on Apr 14, 2009

    Sounds good but I agree with others here. Needs to track the copier

  16. By Matrassen on Apr 17, 2009

    Yeah i use it all the time.
    It’s very handy.

  17. By Cocacolya on Apr 18, 2009

    very useful thing!but i guess we just can use google search to find text

  18. By zawzal on Apr 18, 2009

    i believe it really helpful. I will try it.

  19. By Minnesota Attorney on Apr 18, 2009

    I often highlight text as I read—kind of like running your finger down the page of a book as you read. I imagine this is a bit annoying for blog owners with Tynt because each highlight appears to be logged. That aside, Tynt looks like an interesting tool.

  20. By Free Movies on Apr 22, 2009

    Really this tool is very useful for my site…thanks..

  21. By Tampa Real Estate on Jan 29, 2010

    It’s really great tool for find out copied content and images. I will try it.


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