long time deleted domains for articles

[Jokull]

So I have been looking at domains that have been deleted for over 10 years in my niche. A lot of the content is Evergreen. I ran the articles through some plagiarism checkers and they are from 10-20% plagiarism. If I fix those sections, would Google recognize the articles since they were indexed a long time ago, or would it see it as fresh content?

If it would work, then I could have 100+ articles in a week.

 

[AdmiralKunka]

I would like to know the answer as well..

 

[TomTheCat]

Google keeps a database with all content found on the Internet. Chances are 50:50.

 

[wanessmark]

So I have been looking at domains that have been deleted for over 10 years in my niche. A lot of the content is Evergreen. I ran the articles through some plagiarism checkers and they are from 10-20% plagiarism. If I fix those sections, would Google recognize the articles since they were indexed a long time ago, or would it see it as fresh content?

If it would work, then I could have 100+ articles in a week.

definitely G00gle would recognize it and red flagged it.... google likes unique fresh content with 0% of plagiarism.

 

[Jokull]

definitely G00gle would recognize it and red flagged it.... google likes unique fresh content with 0% of plagiarism.

Even if I changed the parts that are flagged by plagiarism checkers?

 

[wanessmark]

Even if I changed the parts that are flagged by plagiarism checkers?

yep unfortunately

 

[Turbo SEO]

Google will throw out because always google need a unique content also..

 

[Ice Geek]

However, Google needs unique content with zero percentage of Copyscape.

 

[Jokull]

However, Google needs unique content with zero percentage of Copyscape.

Google will throw out because always google need a unique content also..

I get what you are saying. I would take the content from a deleted domain that was deleted 12 years ago and then change it till it has 0% in copyscape. Then it should be unique enough right? At least for a PBN or Web 2.0.

 

[Mia Jane]

Check with copyscape if the content are unique.
Check the below thread may be useful:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/posting-old-articles-from-deleted-websites.1127343/

 

[Mr Cool]

Dont use another websites content you can check copyscape and post it. Try to post unique content.

 

[HustleTong]

Chances are that G won't penalize if you fix those articles upto 0% plagiarism. But, if someone buys the domain, they've all right to retract the content.