Unique article trick (beware of low cost article services)

[bleedsix]

And I thought this was common knowledge. I used to do something similar to this for some essays in school.

How can I message a mod? I think that there is another way to make "unique" content.

 

[justinbee]

It's one of the methods to get unique articles I have known for a long time. But be aware of using it, I think it might be harmful to your site. If Google read the article in the wrong format, so they also cannot see the relevance of your tricky articles. That's not good for both money site and link building.

 

[seo dean]

Good information.Thanks for sharing.

 

[naskootbg]

See how g00gle read such content:

Simplest way to check on windows is with notepad++ . Paste the article there and encode to utf-8.

 

[SkyrocketSEO]

VERY old thing on BHW. Already posted as a "method" to get free articles.

Here is the tool to switch already existing articles into "original" article

http://phylix.com/products/spin/index.php

 

[Beergut]

I asked CopyScape about this.

Will keep you guys updated.

You probably won't get any help from them. I asked them about this a couple months ago and they said that they're aware of the problem, but due to the way their software is structured, they can't do anything about. And they didn't mention anything about integrating this feature to check for the anytime in the future.

 

[Brian Alexander]

This has been posted publicly on BHW since ~2012.
Do a little searching before you post a "new" topic.

 

[mirrorer]

You probably won't get any help from them. I asked them about this a couple months ago and they said that they're aware of the problem, but due to the way their software is structured, they can't do anything about. And they didn't mention anything about integrating this feature to check for the anytime in the future.

You may be right.
No response so far.

 

[T2tkid]

This might have been published before, but some people are seeing this for the first time.
That is why I don't go for "Cheap" articles. You will never rank.

This has been posted publicly on BHW since ~2012.
Do a little searching before you post a "new" topic.

Wonder how you knew about it since "2012" when you join BHW a few months ago. Welcome back.

 

[Toz]

About 54,000 results (0.83 seconds)

About 292,000 results (0.41 seconds)

WTF? Then Google has a regression bug in their system. They did not fall for this a while back, this is a bug they introduced recently.

I work with French, Portuguese and other formerly ISO-8851 languages and UTF-8 content conversion has been part of my job for years. This is a new bug in Google search, they introduced this sometime recently and I didn't notice. Nice find.

LOL this is pretty ridiculous, there aren't even accents in "this is just a small test"!!!

It's not new. Remember when that guy (I forgot his name, but he's a Jr. Exec. VIP on BHW), was selling his stop-word spinning service? That's basically what this is all about. Identical [seeming] text showing as unique, as many stop-words are generally used within sentences. Google fell for it, as well. My concern was always with how google interprets keywords found within "gibberish" anchor text. It's fine for human eyes, but intelligent robots have gotta be like "WTF is this!?".

 

[USA282]

This has been posted publicly on BHW since ~2012.
Do a little searching before you post a "new" topic.

1. Most of us are seeing this for the first time.
2. Its written nowhere on BHW that you cant talk about the topic if it has already been discussed few years back.
3. How do you know abt it? maybe you are using multiple accounts which is against BHW rules. Or do you think re-writing comments of other users would make you too smart.

 

[Bedbug]

This is mad shyt.... in should be handing my professor this essays....Lol
Does this mean i need to enroll for PhD. Damned if you do damned if you don't!!

 

[vignesh]

Wow... that's something real scary!
Never imagined this was possible. Thanks for sharing!

 

[bartosimpsonio]

1. Most of us are seeing this for the first time.
2. Its written nowhere on BHW that you cant talk about the topic if it has already been discussed few years back.
3. How do you know abt it? maybe you are using multiple accounts which is against BHW rules. Or do you think re-writing comments of other users would make you too smart.

Well from what I've seen in the intro section, I've been in IM longer than some folks have been alive and I thought this was a interesting post.

It's not new. Remember when that guy (I forgot his name, but he's a Jr. Exec. VIP on BHW), was selling his stop-word spinning service? That's basically what this is all about. Identical [seeming] text showing as unique, as many stop-words are generally used within sentences. Google fell for it, as well. My concern was always with how google interprets keywords found within "gibberish" anchor text. It's fine for human eyes, but intelligent robots have gotta be like "WTF is this!?".

The UTF8 standard has 64K characters. Of those, how many are invisible? Detecting this is trivial as there is no justifiable reason to have invisible characters in text. My guess is if this still works, then pretty soon it won't.

 

[DankHorse]

And that's why you don't cut corners for content

 

[neilbhabuta]

Good tip... in sure a few BST sellers here might be doing that... $2 for 500 words is to cheap for anyone to fulfil

 

[wallblack]

thank you for the warning

 

[Bedbug]

When i copy the ASCII to MS word document... all words appear with the wavy red and green (appear mispelled) in MS Word. I am trying to ignore the red and the wavy so that when it is received on the other end as an MS Document it does not appear like everything is underlined.

Someone help me how do i achieve that, since if i email with .docx it will show on the other end with the zigzags

 

[Takoona]

Copied your second example and pasted into Notepad++ - shows as "th?? ?? ?u?t ? small test"

This seems to catch this nonsense http://www.cynosurex.com/Software/Text Encoding Detector/

Thanks for sharing that tool. Just checking some articles that I've bought. It works well.
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[mxrsm]

Woaa.. bookmarked. Never knew about this before.