Plagiarism is defined as:

Writing that has been copied from someone else and is presented as being your own work.

With so much information available on the web, plagiarism, particularly on the Internet, has seen a steady increase. Our editors at SEMJ.org will research all submitted papers in its search for plagiarism. We take plagiarism very seriously; if an author is caught, the paper will be rejected and we will not permit registration or future submissions to Search Engine Marketing Journal.

By accepting our author's agreement, you declare that your article submissions are original and your own, and that you have the right to publish the content you are submitting. If you use quotes from another article or research paper, you must reference that paper in your references section.

SEMJ.org also reserves the right to publish a correction of the plagiarism in a future edition, the misconduct to correct the plagiarism and identifying the article and writer if needed.