How to Steal WordPress Content?

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Hi Experts.
Is there any way or tool to copy other's WordPress website's whole content to my site?
I need to steal about 2500 blog posts from one site and publish them on my blog.
 
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Hi Experts.
Is there any way or tool to copy other's WordPress website's whole content to my site?
I need to steal about 2500 blog posts from one site and publish them on my blog.
Yes as @Ricky.Montana noted, you could use the article scraper plugin or article scraper addon to do this, and it should work fine, if you get the markers.
 
You don't need expert answers for this question. All you want to do is to develop your tech skills. It's pretty easy if you learn the basic skills required for IM
 
There are plugins to scrape the content. Check out blogging plugins.


Note: If you steal, your content won't rank. You might want to use QuilBot or some other rewriter to make it unique.
 
Use the REST API feed to get all the content. Write a simple python script to add them automatically to your website.
 
Stealing other peoples content, saves hiring writers to do your content.
But there is no point in doing this, when the content will get marked as plagiarized by search engines. Am I missing something?
 
Stealing other peoples content, saves hiring writers to do your content.
This sounds like a terrible idea. It is unlikely to index and you will just get a barrage of DCMAs that you will lose if you don't change the content.

If I were you I'd save the time, money and effort and divert that to finding this person's best Top Ten posts and improving them manually (outsource) and get them better and rank legit. What you do outside the money site is on you - go wild with that

My two cents...
 
You are right. Google will mark it as duplicate content and it won't rank. He can spin the content, but then it will be unreadable
steal the content from a different language but same niche, then google translate, quilbot, voila.
 
steal the content from a different language but same niche, then google translate, quilbot, voila.
That's an interesting approach but I bet the content absolute-source was probably in English so you've closed a loop :)
 
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