Easily find free and unique content for your website

Unless you have a passionate interest in your niche, you probably don't enjoy writing unique articles for your site. Outsourcing it to content writers isn't an option for everyone and spun content just doesn't rank as well as it once did (debatable, I know).

So, here is a simple way to get free, unique content for your blog. This won't work for every niche but it's great for markets related to music, movies, gaming, technology and how-to guides.

Where do you source this content from? Simple. Unindexed forums which sit on private torrent websites. There are lots of private torrent sites that have content filled forums that are only accessible by members and better yet, some of this content is really good!

Let's say you run a music website and want reviews for the latest releases. Get yourself an account at one of the biggest music torrent sites and hit up the music section of the forum.

Here you will find countless amounts of content related to the latest releases from fans who are passionate and write well. Copy that content, format it a little and paste it into your website. Be sure to remove anything that identifies who the content was written by and where it came from.

You can easily put together a 2500 word (or more) article using this simple method. I have a technology blog that ranks for no specific keyword but brings in a lot of longtail traffic. It's perfect for those aged/expired domains that have a little PR but not much content. Perfect for earning passive income with Adsense.

While not as hands off as autoblogs, this has been my replacement for them.

Obviously, I can't share private site access with you but there are plenty out there and many have robust communities posting unique, well written content evey day that is unindexed.

That's a pretty good technique. Seems like it would work in limited niche however. Good to know anyway.

Sounds pretty good. Can you mention the best private torrents websites which does have their own forums?

Cuz you know, people on torrent forums write with proper grammar and complete sentences

"yo dawg dis album suckzzzz!!"

"the fuck these pussies sold out what the fuck i can't believe i wasted my time downloading this fucking shit!"

haha, decent idea, though.

Are you saying 'private' areas are not read by Google?

tony23 said:

Are you saying 'private' areas are not read by Google?

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Google spiders cannot get in without a password, same as any other user.

Could you give an example of "private torrent websites"? I googled but the results didn't seem like what i was looking for.
I'm a newbie here ^^

can you give me for an example any website torrent website which you know ? plz

impressive..will be checkin it today

Nice technique

Great trick! Surely will test it, maybe would be great to use for Ezine articles! gotta do testing 1st.

Innovative technique that's for sure! Thanks for the share :]

Nice idea man! Thanks for sharing this

thanks, good stuff. longtail still my first choice, cuz it's really hard for me to find unique but mainstream content.
btw, dunno whether Ezine articles still good as before after the google changing.

Very nice trick! Thanks for sharing

Great tip. Thanks for sharing with the group.

Is it possible? I will have to check it and if it works then I must say this is a great trick. Though I don't know, which Torrent search engines you are referring but I will be researching on the same. And I agree to @turdface that the language used on these websites are not worth using but since you are saying so I believe you would have definitely checked out. Thanks for the contribution.

nice share...

Very good share, simple yet effective.

i thought at first , it would be a another useless rehash or old methods but you my frd provided something which i never thought of , Unindexed pages --Killer share mate