Please set up google alerts for yourself and your personal blog. You never know who is using you content and posting it elsewhere in this internet world. Just some information provided by Wikipedia.
The Google Alerts is a content monitoring service, offered by the search engine company Google, that automatically notifies users when new content from news, web, blogs, video and/or discussion groups matches a set of search terms selected by the user and stored by the Google Alerts service. Notifications can be sent by email, as a web feed or displayed on the users iGoogle page.
Google Alerts only provides content from Google's own search engine.
Currently there are six types of alerts sent when new content matches the search terms of the alert:
- Everything - (default setting) aggregates News, Web and Blogs
- News - sent when matching content makes it into the top ten results of a Google News search
- Web - sent when new web pages appear in the top twenty results for a Google Web search
- Blogs - sent when matching content appears in the top ten results of a Google Blog Search
- Video - sent when matching content appears in the top ten results of a Google video search
- Groups - sent when matching content appears in the top fifty results of a Google Groups search
Users determine the frequency of checks for new results. Three options are available: "once a day", "once a week", or "as it happens". These options set the maximum frequency of alerts and do not necessarily control how often they will receive alerts. Alerts are sent only if new content matches the user-selected search terms.
Keep the Faith!
Until next time,
~E
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