This is a quite common problem actually when webmasters have reason to hate certain sites. They click on those sites in search results a lot and often see them promoted above their own, even though they're the only one who sees them promoted.
This is a quite common problem actually when webmasters have reason to hate certain sites. They click on those sites in search results a lot and often see them promoted above their own, even though they're the only one who sees them promoted.
1. usedipadforsale.net/ipad-rivals-this-year-the-year-of-the-copycats-or-the- clueless.htm
2. www.ipads101.com/ipad-rivals-this-year-the-year-of-the-copycats-or-the- clueless/
3. ipads2nd.com/.../ipad-rivals-this-year-the-year-of-the-copycats-or-the- clueless/
4. catsmakemebats.micasaessucasagermania.com/.../ipad-rivals-this-year-the- year-of-the-copycats-or-the-clueless/
5. ipad.thedailyglobe.com/.../ipad-rivals-this-year-the-year-of-the-copycats-or- the-clueless/
6. ipadinsight.com/category/ipad-rivals-2
That looks pretty bad to me.
My main point here is that my site doesn't match any of the criteria for getting slapped by Panda. It's a site that has its content ripped off a ton, and every time I report the offending spam sites to Google there is no response at all.
Based on what I've been able to debug so far though, I'm pretty certain that those scraper sites aren't hurting your ranking, as annoying as they are. I'll keep digging though.
Also, it looks like you switched domain names recently from http://justanotheripadblog.com to http://ipadinsight.com/? Are all the pages 301-ing correctly?