[METHOD] How to get FREE content the Black Hat way

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A year ago I wrote about a method on how to get articles for free.
Now I have a new way on how to get relevant content to your niche. Be warned - it's really Black Hat.

Steps:
1) Find a new blog/website related to your niche or a keyword that you might want to rank. It must be created only recently. You can find them by searching your keyword on Google and checking pages 4 and lower.
Our goal is to find sites that Google doesn't check very often yet, which means the articles don't get indexed within an hour like the established sites. New sites often take 1-2 days to get indexed.

2) Bookmark this site and check it daily for new posts.

3) Once you find that it has a new post, you must check the post if it's indexed.

How to check if a site is indexed?
Copy the URL of the article and put this search string in Google -
Code:
site:https://www.EXAMPLE-URL.com/ARTICLE
Example:
Code:
site:https://www.luxhabitat.ae/the-journal/top-10-most-expensive-whiskey-in-the-world/

Here's what it shows if a site is indexed and can't be used:
8bQEDjV


Here's what it shows if an article isn't indexed:
58HpoN5


If you see that an article isn't indexed you might have struck gold!

4) Copy the article, check if it passes Copyscape, and publish it on your website. To index faster use a premium link indexer service.

If everything is fine, you should index first and have a free article. The website where you took it from will be considered duplicate content and the article won't give them any benefit SEO-wise.

I hope it helps you guys! Happy hunting!
 
A year ago I wrote about a method on how to get articles for free.
Now I have a new way on how to get relevant content to your niche. Be warned - it's really Black Hat.

Steps:
1) Find a new blog/website related to your niche or a keyword that you might want to rank. It must be created only recently. You can find them by searching your keyword on Google and checking pages 4 and lower.
Our goal is to find sites that Google doesn't check very often yet, which means the articles don't get indexed within an hour like the established sites. New sites often take 1-2 days to get indexed.

2) Bookmark this site and check it daily for new posts.

3) Once you find that it has a new post, you must check the post if it's indexed.

How to check if a site is indexed?
Copy the URL of the article and put this search string in Google -
Code:
site:https://www.EXAMPLE-URL.com/ARTICLE
Example:
Code:
site:https://www.luxhabitat.ae/the-journal/top-10-most-expensive-whiskey-in-the-world/

Here's what it shows if a site is indexed and can't be used:
8bQEDjV


Here's what it shows if an article isn't indexed:
58HpoN5


If you see that an article isn't indexed you might have struck gold!

4) Copy the article, check if it passes Copyscape, and publish it on your website. To index faster use a premium link indexer service.

If everything is fine, you should index first and have a free article. The website where you took it from will be considered duplicate content and the article won't give them any benefit SEO-wise.

I hope it helps you guys! Happy hunting!

Thanks, bookmarked your sites and will see if I can use some of your content :devil:

Watch even more new threads pop up here: This site ripped my content and Google is ranking them...., we can link them to your thread then so they can give thanks as well :D:poop:
 
yo im interested in the banned ebook pm me please im not overly sensitive on the subject ...shit happens ! ...life goes on
 
You're basically stealing his content and claiming it as yours, that's beyond black hat seo..
Thanks, bookmarked your sites and will see if I can use some of your content :devil:

Watch even more new threads pop up here: This site ripped my content and Google is ranking them...., we can link them to your thread then so they can give thanks as well :D:poop:
Just translate any page three time i.e eng /fr/eng thats enough......the orginal owner is not bumped you just have to compete like everyone for the keyword on seo. No theft ...... just business
 
Well, it is blackhatworld, and you can't get more blackhat than this, although someone posted a comment from a Google engineer that duplicate content isn't a thing.
 
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