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Nick Flame

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Hi guys,

Seeing that everyone is sharing ideas here, i said that is the time to expose a little trick that i use for some time now, and that can be used by you also.
If you need good content, and you do not want to spend a dime on it, and you also try to avoid the google duplication penalties, then you should use this method.
Go to any warez website, browse the ebook and tutorials section and there you will find plenty of ebooks written on very different subject: health niche, loan, dating, banks, materials, information, almost anything you want.
Then take the chapters from the book and turn them into articles, blogposts, forum posts, whatever you need. You can add a note at the end of the article, written by the original creator.
This content is seen by google as fresh, because in general those ebooks have never been indexed by google.
It bypass any copyscape filter, and it is very good for mfa or informational sites. Most of these ebooks are really well written by professionals.
So from now on, you should have plenty of materials for your website.
Cheers,
Nik.
 
I have used this strategy for ages. The only I thing I do that is different is spin the content a little before I use it -- since now the rest of you are using it, too!

Author attribution is essential, but you are still on a slippery slope when it comes to "fair use."
 
Thanks for sharing NIK!
I've used the technique of copying ebooks on ebay...but most of those ones have been used before and so they are duplicate content.

This is a great idea... woot! woot! I was just browsing all of the warez ebooks before I read this and was amazed at how many subjects they have. Some of the ebooks will not let you copy and paste text, so I suggest you use a program to convert PDF to Word documents. Haven't seen any free ones yet but will keep people posted if I find any.
 
You can also get free content from public domain info. Non copy writed info.
try project glutenberg its a dot org site. google it. I am new here and can't post a link.
 
Free-articles-zone is a good one for particular areas...
Free usage of the stuff there; great for health & nutrition.
 
Yep, thanks for the advice. I actually more into article writing and marketing now, so i grabbed these free articles for brainstorming and researching and then rewrite a fresh content / unique content. At times, i'd spin it with some article spinning software and re-write here and there quickly to avoid duplicate content...
 
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