✅ [METHOD] How to turn One Article in 10x Articles ✍️ WhiteHat Stratgey

It sounds like even if Google eventually considered what is described here as Brand Swapping, as “duplicate content”, your site wouldn’t be demoted for it.
It could work. But in my opinion it's too risky to try on a white hat site.
 
I've stumbled across a site doing this while trying to fix a problem. It was AI generated content though, so ultimately useless, but still using that concept. Had links to the other "dirt bike" articles on it, that's how I made the connection. Also covered a bunch of other random topics too. Bounced off pretty quickly.
 
Found this insanely amazing Twitter thread by Mike (Niche Twins) about how he gets~100,0 00 pageviews (~4,000 a month) from simple copy-pasting articles, and no it's not blackhat, it's actually completely whitehat and the reasoning is explained below. Full credit goes to him.

“Brand Swapping” - a small content strategy that’s getting HUGE results.

Brand Swapping is as simple as it sounds. You take a keyword phrase like “Yamaha dirt bike won’t start” and you write the absolute best piece of content out there for that keyword. (use YouTube for nearly all your research. It’s massively underutilized in the blogging world)

Once you’ve crafted the perfect post and hit publish, create a list of the top dirt bike brands.

1. Suzuki
2. Honda
3. Kawasaki
4. KTM
5. Bultaco
6. Beta
7. Husqvarna
8. Sherco

And so on…

Do a “Find and Replace” on the "Yamaha dirt bike won’t start" post, and swap “Yamaha” for “Suzuki”.
Now research “Suzuki dirt bike won’t start”.
What you’ll likely discover is that 80-90% of the content you wrote for Yamaha dirt bikes not starting is applicable to Suzuki!

Now the key here is to make sure the 10-20% difference is added to your Suzuki post. Maybe Suzuki dirt bikes have a common problem with the clutch getting stuck? Make sure you cover it!

But as it turns out, there are a handful of things you should ALWAYS try any time your dirt bike won’t start, regardless of the brand. This is great for you because it means you can reuse this content, word-for-word, over and over again.

In this example of Brand Swapping, 1 post turned into 13. 80-90% of the posts are word-for-word identical. Over the past 30 days, these 13 posts brought in 50,812 pageviews to the blog and earned $2,474.03 (The post titles below are made up, but the data is all real)

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Here is another example: In this case, it only made sense to Brand Swap this particular post with one other brand. These two posts are ~95% identical. Nearly carbon copies of one another. Both ranking number 1.

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If you’ve read anything about SEO over the past few years then you’re probably wondering, “isn’t this duplicate content”, and won’t be penalized for it?… “It’s not that we would demote your website or penalize the website in any way because it has duplicate content”

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It sounds like even if Google eventually considered what is described here as Brand Swapping, as “duplicate content”, your site wouldn’t be demoted for it. But why would they? The content is accurate, and it matches the exact search intent.

Note:
the more content you have in a particular topic cluster, the more overlap starts to happen. Embrace it! I copy and paste entire sections of previous posts, whenever it makes sense.

Would love to have a discussion on this.
I am bookmarking this.
 
This method works. The content isn’t considered duplicate. I have 3 sites that have just this sort of content. It’s super cheap to produce.
Any % ratio for duplicate content or is there no threshold?
 
When I shared this thread, I thought maybe what he is saying is crap, but BHW proved him right, going to implement this strategy very soon :D
 
wow, 50k page views gives about $2,4k......i got 11k page views and earning $61, it seems that i doing something wrong or i was choose the wrong niche lol. My head hurts of thinking right now o_O


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Maybe it's because of the niche. I have a daily 15k views (gaming niche) and only getting around $50-60. :anyway:

Great one man. Thanks, will try this one on one of my affiliate site.
It works on affiliate site.
 
Any % ratio for duplicate content or is there no threshold?
I haven’t calculated the percentage tbh. But I have one site that has 100% duplicate content and that gets like 50-60K organic pageviews a month.

One other site has essentially the same content with just a few words swapped out in each article. That is doing extremely well too.

I don’t know if there’s a threshold but so far I haven’t had a problem.
 
I haven’t calculated the percentage tbh. But I have one site that has 100% duplicate content and that gets like 50-60K organic pageviews a month.

One other site has essentially the same content with just a few words swapped out in each article. That is doing extremely well too.

I don’t know if there’s a threshold but so far I haven’t had a problem.

So you are basically ranking for the same keywords twice?
 
So you are basically ranking for the same keywords twice?
No the target keyword is the only part that’s different along with a few other keywords.

It’s pretty similar to the example in your initial post. But I have more duplicate content than that.

I answer the same question about different products and the answers are yes/no.
 
LOL :D How do you find these keywords/niches?
It's very easy man. Just use autosuggest to come up with niche ideas. Lots of questions starting with "is", "can", "does" etc can be answered with yes/no.
 
Have you checked if Location filters also work similar to brand filters?
Example:
Yamaha dirt bike won’t start in NY
Yamaha dirt bike won’t start in CA
Yamaha dirt bike won’t start
near me :)
 
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