Just posted this to Twitter and tagged Danny and John...

An e-bike company decided to post my entire review along with photos of me hunting big game with their e-bike. What's sad is Google can't understand I'm the original content creator, the actual hunter in the photos, the guy holding the gun.

Even with quoting out my review title (which the ebike company copied) Google is only showing the retailer. Not the actual review. Not the person that spend time and effort to go elk hunting in the Tetons with an electric bicycle.

Professional photographer charges me $250 an hour. These images and review are copywrite protected and registered with the copywrite office.

But this is now the 3rd Manufacture that is using my stuff and outranking me. I will make a video to explain it better.

I can't compete with this.

Why is Google doing this to me?

I even published the article a month before the e-bike site decided to copy and paste it. My dates in wayback machine are before theres.

But again when you go to Google and Search "snip" not only are there are 2 results, which are both the ebike brand, they have all my photos in the image carousel also credited to the ebike brand?

I feel like I'm about to go to war with Google, F*cking war. Thoughts?

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[edited by: engine at 11:09 am (utc) on Apr 8, 2024]
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