What Is The Trick Behind Rewriting A Content For a Client?

[Dark Hat 007]

Hello, the pandemic has affected us in one way or the other. I hope we are all doing great. Well, I joined Fiverr of recent offering services like WordPress Maintenance, Tech content REWRITING.

Now, I'm still trying to wrap my hands around rewriting.

My question is

"Please whats the, should I say theory or idea behind rewriting blog posts? Is it to rewrite it LINE by Line? or read the whole article and rewrite it from beginning to end in your own words but communicate the same points?"

Thanks BHW never fails!

 

[MisterF]

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Rewrite it so that it is unique, not gibberish and will be of interest to readers.

 

[GainTheImpossible]

When I rewrite something, I usually go for paragraphs. For example: Take a 300 words lenght paragraph, rewrite some words(Synonyms) and push it through copyscape or smallseotools. See what's there to modify still and keep going.

I usually rewrite 5-10k words a day(Native content) without much effort. The harsh part is when you're going to be needed to WRITE something as you got used to rewriting .

Anyway, it's not that hard if the Original content is good enough. GL!

 

[INCC]

When I rewrite something, I usually go for paragraphs. For example: Take a 300 words lenght paragraph, rewrite some words(Synonyms) and push it through copyscape or smallseotools. See what's there to modify still and keep going.

I usually rewrite 5-10k words a day(Native content) without much effort. The harsh part is when you're going to be needed to WRITE something as you got used to rewriting .

Anyway, it's not that hard if the Original content is good enough. GL!

If you rewrite some synonyms and the content appears unique in copyscape, does it mean that Google will treat it as fresh content as well?

Seems bit too obvious to just change some words and get a pass for fresh content.

 

[Dark Hat 007]

When I rewrite something, I usually go for paragraphs. For example: Take a 300 words lenght paragraph, rewrite some words(Synonyms) and push it through copyscape or smallseotools. See what's there to modify still and keep going.

I usually rewrite 5-10k words a day(Native content) without much effort. The harsh part is when you're going to be needed to WRITE something as you got used to rewriting .

Anyway, it's not that hard if the Original content is good enough. GL!

This is great. Thanks a lot.

 

[GainTheImpossible]

If you rewrite some synonyms and the content appears unique in copyscape, does it mean that Google will treat it as fresh content as well?

Seems bit too obvious to just change some words and get a pass for fresh content.

That's how you get your content rewritten when buying this kind of service. Yes, it is considered fresh content. (More or less)

Google has different ways to see your content. I never had any issues with this kind of content - Unique content = Unique content, no matter what.

 

[Rains]

When I rewrite something, I usually go for paragraphs. For example: Take a 300 words lenght paragraph, rewrite some words(Synonyms) and push it through copyscape or smallseotools. See what's there to modify still and keep going.

I usually rewrite 5-10k words a day(Native content) without much effort. The harsh part is when you're going to be needed to WRITE something as you got used to rewriting .

Anyway, it's not that hard if the Original content is good enough. GL!

That's how you get your content rewritten when buying this kind of service. Yes, it is considered fresh content. (More or less)

Google has different ways to see your content. I never had any issues with this kind of content - Unique content = Unique content, no matter what.

what about the composition or the flow of the article, do u change something
example :
how to remove acne:
- eat medicine
- use acne soap
- go to doctor

if u rewrite the article will you add more point or remove some, or same with the main article?

 

[Dark Hat 007]

what about the composition or the flow of the article, do u change something
example :
how to remove acne:
- eat medicine
- use acne soap
- go to doctor

if u rewrite the article will you add more point or remove some, or same with the main article?

I co ask!!

 

[Meerakat]

You rewrite as if you are writing a new article if you really want to pass plagiarism & at the same time have a very unique content.

 

[Dark Hat 007]

You rewrite as if you are writing a new article if you really want to pass plagiarism & at the same time have a very unique content.

Thanks. I just want to know the trick you guys use.

Is it Paragraph per Paragraph or Sentence per Sentence. Can I also, let's say, carry a point in Paragraph one and use it in Paragraph two? I HOPE you get me.

 

[Meerakat]

Thanks. I just want to know the trick you guys use.

Is it Paragraph per Paragraph or Sentence per Sentence. Can I also, let's say, carry a point in Paragraph one and use it in Paragraph two? I HOPE you get me.

Well, it's technically like doing sentence per sentence since you want to change the whole paragraph into something new rather than just editing one sentence from that specific paragraph. And yes, you can carry a point and use it in the next paragraph.

Some rewriters also prefer to add in some extra information of their own to make the article look more original.

 

[Dark Hat 007]

Well, it's technically like doing sentence per sentence since you want to change the whole paragraph into something new rather than just editing one sentence from that specific paragraph. And yes, you can carry a point and use it in the next paragraph.

Some rewriters also prefer to add in some extra information of their own to make the article look more original.

Thanks!