[Methods] Share Your Methods Of Generating 100% Unique Content

[manmusic]

So as everyone knows Google wants unique content. Scraping from directories still works to a degree but an article that is 100% uniquely will hold a lot of weight.

My goal for this tread is to list all the methods of generating 100% unique content. I'll start, I invite every reader to contibute value to this post, even if its a reference to another thread on the same topic. Everyone that gives value I will personally thank, and maybe even give rep! As you know, content is king, especially with the panda update, the more methods to generate unique content we know of the easier life will be for us.

So my method is basically to find old books and to basically spin the content. To get my idea, just take any old book and just plug one sentence from it in quotes in G00Gle. You'll be surprised to see, many times there are no results found! Can you believe that! Instant unique content! My suggestion and advice is to rewrite this content to CYA. Okay guys lets see some good ideas!

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

I hire some of the trusted writers in the BST section here.

 

[Virus1]

Old old newspaper archives work too.

 

[BENNY8877]

The lengths that some of you go to in order to get unique content seem exhausting to me. Is it really that hard to write your own articles?

 

[Nookie Monster]

One method that I use is to find regional periodicals for a certain niche and borrow their content. Example: Say you have a regional fishing niche. Find a magazine for say Timbuktu fishing and use their content. Seldom will you find a reference to that magazine in the serps.

Another way is to sit down and read 4-5 article on the net about your subject. Get a cup of coffee, fire up Dragon Naturally Speaking, sit back in you chair with your eyes closed and dictate.

I have used both with good results.

HTH

 

[jazzc]

The lengths that some of you go to in order to get unique content seem exhausting to me. Is it really that hard to write your own articles?

Consider we may need a boatload of content for some uses...

 

[Virus1]

The lengths that some of you go to in order to get unique content seem exhausting to me. Is it really that hard to write your own articles?

some people have 100s of sites.
That might mean hundreds of articles.
Writing their own articles is really out of the question.
Even paying for them can hold you back time wise.
And... some people do not have a strong command of the English language.

And still other people find it a lot better to just find sources of free articles.

you can not beat free.

 

[kokoloko75]

Google Books.

Beny

 

[meannn]

Google Books.

Beny

Never try that.

Meannn

Is it really that hard to write your own articles?

Yes, if you have tens of sites, it's hard.

 

[BENNY8877]

Consider we may need a boatload of content for some uses...

some people have 100s of sites.
That might mean hundreds of articles.
Writing their own articles is really out of the question.
Even paying for them can hold you back time wise.
And... some people do not have a strong command of the English language.

And still other people find it a lot better to just find sources of free articles.

you can not beat free.

Ah, gotcha.

 

[kokoloko75]

Never try that.

Why ? I used this method few months ago, without problems...

I search books related to my niche and I use OCR to extract articles.
Then I use a content mixer to mix related articles and sometimes I spun.

Beny

 

[Desolite]

I only have 3 sites at the moment, so maybe my work load doesn't really translate well to what you're asking about but I write my own articles for all of them. They are all online/offline business model sites so it's useful for me to be an "expert" in them, and one of them I can consider myself an authority of from real life experience.

Now I happen to be able to type fast, and I have pretty good thought flow so it usually is a 1-pass write up for each article I do (minus pictures). But I recommend trying out programs like dragon-naturally speaking if you can't type fast and still want to do your own content at a fairly quick rate.

If I get to the point where I have a few more niche sites, I'll probably have to start hiring writers unless I quit my 9-5

 

[blanko]

With my task rewards website. I can get people to rewrite shit for me for free (it's one of their requirements) Here is my site if anyone wants a look: http://bit.ly/zFjcdx

 

[tekstorm]

Here is gold mine method, I search for content in other languages, then use google translate on the articles. The rest is just fixing up the articles so they make sense. You can build up quality content very fast.

 

[madoctopus]

my method is simply too wicked and complex to explain but revolves around massive amounts of spinning (half a million words worth of spintax) and programming logic rules to do basic Natural Language Generation. Besides that I also use regular multi-level/complex spinning and regular hand written articles. For niches i afford to get banned in, I also computationally generate content (unreadable) and scrape content.

 

[jayjaymoney]

One method that works for me:

1. Go to the library (an actual one)
2. Look up relevant resources that I can use on my site/blog.
3. Scan articles from those books using ImagetoText App (free). This will turn the photo of the article into editable text. A real time-saver.
4. Edit those articles so they are scannable and not be blocks of texts.
5. Spin it using an article spinner.
6. Post it.

Tip: if the book is fairly new, make sure you check it's uniqueness on the internet.

Hope that helps some you. =)

 

[meannn]

Why ? I used this method few months ago, without problems...

I search books related to my niche and I use OCR to extract articles.
Then I use a content mixer to mix related articles and sometimes I spun.

Beny

Google is perfect at reading documents and pdf's. Getting success is not a case and therefore only a short-term if you repeat this. Can Google detect you scraped from document ? yes.

Here is gold mine method, I search for content in other languages, then use google translate on the articles. The rest is just fixing up the articles so they make sense. You can build up quality content very fast.

Unfortunately, that ship sunk years ago. Even Matt Cutts has posted a video about that (googlewebmasterhelp on youtube). Translating from different language is way too old.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

my method is simply too wicked and complex to explain but revolves around massive amounts of spinning (half a million words worth of spintax) and programming logic rules to do basic Natural Language Generation. Besides that I also use regular multi-level/complex spinning and regular hand written articles. For niches i afford to get banned in, I also computationally generate content (unreadable) and scrape content.

Dang - I fell over reading what you do.

I'm still dizzy from that... I may need to drink a cup of coffee to get my equilibrium back.

 

[cbnoob]

My method so far:

I do write myself when I need very well optimized article, otherwise, hiring is the best choice for me as the articles are quite cheap.

 

[blanko]

With my task rewards website. I can get people to rewrite shit for me for free (it's one of their requirements) Here is my site if anyone wants a look: http://bit.ly/zFjcdx

Oh, and BHW members don't qualify