TheNewMiner
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- Sep 2, 2014
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Hi guys,
I decided that I was going to start my SEO journey. I've read about article scraping using tools like ScrapeBox. I had a simple question for you guys.
When scraping articles is there a date the articles were written you guys are searching for?
I think you wouldn't necessarily want to scrape new articles (less than 1 week old) because readers could think "Hey! I've read something similar to that before!".
Whereas if you target articles that are a couple of weeks old, or even older (doesn't have to be news), the readers and content creators likely would have forgotten about those articles. Of course, the content would be spun anyways. I just think older articles might provide more of a safety blanket.
My question for you is simple.
Which dates do you target when scraping articles? Is my line of thinking correct?
I decided that I was going to start my SEO journey. I've read about article scraping using tools like ScrapeBox. I had a simple question for you guys.
When scraping articles is there a date the articles were written you guys are searching for?
I think you wouldn't necessarily want to scrape new articles (less than 1 week old) because readers could think "Hey! I've read something similar to that before!".
Whereas if you target articles that are a couple of weeks old, or even older (doesn't have to be news), the readers and content creators likely would have forgotten about those articles. Of course, the content would be spun anyways. I just think older articles might provide more of a safety blanket.
My question for you is simple.
Which dates do you target when scraping articles? Is my line of thinking correct?