Can I do anything with PLR to assist with CB?

I have probably 10,000+ PLR articles sitting on my hard drive that I have had for many years. I never fully utilized them, used them back before all the Google algorithm changes. I know they are good for extra content for e-mail newsletters but are there anyways I could incorporate these into mini sites? Or maybe create a bunch of weebly sites that point back to a money site? I have about 4 big blog sites that get some decent traffic, just trying to tweak conversion methods and obviously get more traffic. I'm sitting here thinking that I am wasting an easy resource.

Is it even worth running them through a spinner or should I just re-write everything by hand? Thanks.

I would gradually divide them into themed groups and spin/re-write each manually by OUTSOURCING the work. Using them "as is" would be less than useless.

Mike.

You will need to re-write them, because search engines will immediately mark them as duplicates and you won't even get indexed (i.e. hence zero SEO use).

Mancar

mancar487 said:

You will need to re-write them, because search engines will immediately mark them as duplicates and you won't even get indexed (i.e. hence zero SEO use).

Mancar

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I beg to differ as Google is now very sleek with so called indexing. Yes you'll be indexed, but the search engines would internally mark the articles as already existing after an exhaustive search of the internet. Now mind you, millions of sites are abandoned yearly, so you just might get lucky with some of the content.

RAYRAY7 said:

I beg to differ

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Can you explain why would you differ on the requirement to completely revamp, organize, spin and re-write the PLR material?

Mike.

RAYRAY7 said:

I beg to differ as Google is now very sleek with so called indexing. Yes you'll be indexed, but the search engines would internally mark the articles as already existing after an exhaustive search of the internet. Now mind you, millions of sites are abandoned yearly, so you just might get lucky with some of the content.

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Are you implying that google is becoming more tolerant of spam and duplicate content???

Mancar

RayRay7,

We're waiting for your clarification.

Mike.