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Add a link rel="canonical" to your pages as well, it should give engines a hint that your domain is the legit one. https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questi
by politelemon 4y ago
Add a link rel="canonical" to your pages as well, it should give engines a hint that your domain is the legit one.
https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/56326/canonical-urls-with-multiple-domains https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/56326/canonic...
I noticed that the other domain is hotlinking your images. So you can disable image hotlinking, by only allowing certain domains as the referers. If you block hotlinked images then the other domain will not look as good. Remember to do it for SVGs too.
https://ubiq.co/tech-blog/prevent-image-hotlinking-nginx/ https://ubiq.co/tech-blog/prevent-image-hotlinking-nginx/
Finally I also see they are using a CDN called Statically to host some assets off your domain. You can block their scrapers by user agent listed here:
http://statically.io/docs/whitelisting-statically/ http://statically.io/docs/whitelisting-statically/
- stanislavb 4y agoI think they are replacing all mentions of saashub.com with their domain. Also, I'm not using statically.io, that's something they are prepending in front of all images. Automatically.
- CGamesPlay 4y agoBut Statically isn't forwarding the User-Agent of the visitor, and they publish the list of User-Agents that they use, which you can block.
- politelemon 4y agoIt's adding the CDN for some of the images but not all of them, so you'd have to cover both
- matt_heimer 4y agoSometimes the replacement is done with simple pattern matching. Try different forms of encoding you domain to see if you can get through their replacement.