Copy content bad?
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JOSourcing
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- May 19, 2011
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I would call it a waste of time more than anything else. Google shoves copied content (even curated and RSS content) into its supplemental index, so no one would ever find your website with your post's keywords. You have to remember the goal of SEO is to be found. So you don't want to purposefully do anything that will cause you NOT to be found.
JOSourcing
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I understand you want to build this website quickly, but automation can only provide so much value. You best approach is to develop content at a human rate (not a machine rate) since the output will (hopefully) be valuable and something that Google approves.
AFAIK, most blackhatters use WordAI to rewrite other people's content. That's plagiarism and it's also something that Google knows how to recognize (and also shove into its supplemental results).
That's not what you want to hear.
I know.
But it's the truth.
To rank your website high -- or even at all these days -- you've got to play by the rules.
So look into outsourcing content development if you don't want to be bothered with it, and you want to focus on something else. A lot of people do that, and if the content is good, they're rewarded with a permanent residence in search engines. If you want more control over the way your content is developed, however, and you still want to get it done quickly, I can point you to a resource for that. Just send me a PM.
AFAIK, most blackhatters use WordAI to rewrite other people's content. That's plagiarism and it's also something that Google knows how to recognize (and also shove into its supplemental results).
That's not what you want to hear.
I know.
But it's the truth.
To rank your website high -- or even at all these days -- you've got to play by the rules.
So look into outsourcing content development if you don't want to be bothered with it, and you want to focus on something else. A lot of people do that, and if the content is good, they're rewarded with a permanent residence in search engines. If you want more control over the way your content is developed, however, and you still want to get it done quickly, I can point you to a resource for that. Just send me a PM.
ConvertiVid
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- Apr 14, 2015
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Dude you should remember this when it comes toSEO and internet marketing.
Copying content = plagiarism.
Plagiarism = bad.
So, don't copy content and don't waste your time doing so. Instead of copied content, why not try to be original.
Copying content = plagiarism.
Plagiarism = bad.
So, don't copy content and don't waste your time doing so. Instead of copied content, why not try to be original.
Thanks for the information. I just see some tech blogs posting daily and even multiple times a day with content. I thought that it is better to do it like that. I am just looking for any sort of tips for a beginner on how to do this the best way. Thanks for your feedback!
JOSourcing, I can't PM as I don't have 15 posts yet.
JOSourcing, I can't PM as I don't have 15 posts yet.
thecornstach
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- Oct 14, 2014
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Spinning the content would be your only chance to do this, the only problem is that most spinners suck balls if not manually reviewed, you could also hire a VA to do some editing.
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Your best bet is to write two weeks worth of articles in one sitting and set them up for scheduled posting. Continue on that path and with some social media & a diverse link profile, you will not fail.
Shadexpwn
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- Sep 12, 2010
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Pictures are the only type of content you can use without worrying about too much.
If your script has auto watermarking features you won't have to worry about uniqueness and can either download them or post them on image sharing sites.
Although copied content can be monetized, it cannot be ranked too easily as compared to the days I started my online adventures.
If your script has auto watermarking features you won't have to worry about uniqueness and can either download them or post them on image sharing sites.
Although copied content can be monetized, it cannot be ranked too easily as compared to the days I started my online adventures.
Madrid4you
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But still many of the autoblogging websites running in the web and most of the autoblogging sites earn money (Very less $3-$5/day).
Black hat peoples says still the crappy content works fine for us.
Thoughts?
Black hat peoples says still the crappy content works fine for us.
Thoughts?
This. Copying content can also actually get you into trouble. One of my friends is going bancrupt over it.
