All the content is original and where I source data from an authority I link to that site.

Lately, I keep seeing my content which has clearly been spun and making very little sense on numerous low rank article sites, the trouble is my company name still comes up in the text and I’m concerned that it is being associated what what now looks like garbage. I also wonder if this is detrimental to my site as far as the search engines are concerned.

I share your pain, I really do. I’ve been scraped and ripped off too many times to count. I’ve even had whole blog posts sold by other copywriters to unsuspecting clients which is plain illegal any way you look at it.

Any reputable author should credit inspiration, not only as a common courtesy but also as best practice.

However, I disagree with your comments about Social Media Today. I, too, have some of my blog posts published on the site. Like you, the posts garner far more traffic and social media activity than I ever get on my own blog. But here’s the thing; you imported your feed to Social Media Today and, by doing so, gave them explicit permission to republish anything they want from your blog. They’re an aggregator site and make no bones about it. They always give writer credit and always provide a link back to the original post. You can’t play the game then complain you were mistreated. You weren’t. People will discover your blog and more of your posts if the content is compelling enough. Frankly, getting published on Social Media Today isn’t easy and their editorial process is tough. You should be grateful for the opportunity they’ve provided. If you’re not, remove your feed and you won’t have to deal with them anymore.