Simply put, plagiarism is unprofessional behaviour.

Why? Because, first and foremost, we genuinely care about what we do and are proud of the content we offer to our customers and readers. Right. I was aware that you agreed with me on that.

Second, we need to uphold our reputations and develop our brands. We want to be taken seriously because, damn it, we are professionals! We most definitely do not want to be a content spinner because no one likes them.

Third, Google detests plagiarism just as much as the rest of us. They only refer to it as duplicate content, and they'll penalise your website for it. detrimental to organic traffic.

Additionally, there is the little issue of copyright infringement, which might occasionally result in legal problems. This doesn't happen very frequently given the state of the Internet and the blogging community, but it is a possibility.

Finally, and most significantly, misrepresenting someone else's work as your own denigrates the effort that your forerunners invested in it. I wouldn't want someone else's name to be used to publish my blog entry. Not when I lost several hours of my life making it!

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Why you should stay away from plagiarism at all costs