Can Randomly Generated Text with search term sprinkled on suffice?

[DarKappa]

Can i use random text generated by the following sources (in which I inject the search term) suffice for content updates on blogs and other web 2.0 parasites?

http://www.randomtextgenerator.com/

 

[Matheus Moreira]

It has worked before and could work again. There is a known test case that a guy did this even with lorem ipsum and it worked!

But the problem it that the text will be totally out of context, especially if its in english (google ai for english content is much more advanced than for other languages).

What it means is that google will give a very very low value to that text and the link juice will be very low because of that.

But as i said it could work if done correctly (whatever the correct is). There a lot of crazy stuff out there that still work and nobody is talking about... in ur case its just a matter of trying and analyzing the results.

 

[DarKappa]

Ok thanks for the advice and encouragement I'm actually going to go ahead and find/build myself a tool that does this and will report back.

 

[Matheus Moreira]

Ok thanks for the advice and encouragement I'm actually going to go ahead and find/build myself a tool that does this and will report back.

I would rather scrape the first pages for that keyword and scramble the text, at least it would be a bit more relevant.

GL.

 

[DarKappa]

I would rather scrape the first pages for that keyword and scramble the text, at least it would be a bit more relevant.

GL.

Thanks for the tip. If I understand you correctly, you'd mine the text out of high ranking results, transform it and use it in the blog updates.

That's interesting but for the project I'm working that might not be an option. I'll think about how i could use that though, you are most likely right.

 

[MoneyValue]

It has worked before and could work again. There is a known test case that a guy did this even with lorem ipsum and it worked!

But the problem it that the text will be totally out of context, especially if its in english (google ai for english content is much more advanced than for other languages).

What it means is that google will give a very very low value to that text and the link juice will be very low because of that.

But as i said it could work if done correctly (whatever the correct is). There a lot of crazy stuff out there that still work and nobody is talking about... in ur case its just a matter of trying and analyzing the results.

This is the test you are talking about:

 

[fb3003]

Can i use random text generated by the following sources (in which I inject the search term) suffice for content updates on blogs and other web 2.0 parasites?

http://www.randomtextgenerator.com/

dont do it. you will be creating low quality pages, which will lower your overall authority scores. why do you even want to do this? you want to increase page count? increase freshness metric?

a bit more effort, doing spin content approach will be more beneficial .