Ezine articles and PLR articles

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triggershot

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When using a PLR article and editing it through word flood what is total % change that is acceptable so I can submit it to Ezine Articles and get accepted? I made one which had 20% change, but that seems too low so I didn't submit. Also how much percent change do I need in order to put them on my site and avoid getting penalized by google for duplicate content.

Thanks!

 

redtide1969

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To play it safe, I wouldn't use anything that's more than 40% duplicate for ezine or site content. Personaly, I like to always get in the habit of making content 85% unique whether it's for AC, Ezine, site content etc. By doing it this way, I have no worries that I will run into problems in the future and the peace of mind is worth it.

Good luck

 

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c0ntenth|ef

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run them through copyscape if they pass than no worries

 

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triggershot

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So copyscape is a site? I went on it, and apparently you need to get a premium account and it's 5 cents per check, but is there any free program that's comparable?

 

redtide1969

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Yea Trigger,

You can do a search here at BHW for DupefreePRO or you can read the thread below where I talk about it in length

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/associated-content-writing-articles/77524-made-30-two-articles-today.html

As long as the rewrite is 85% unique to the original with this free software you're good to go

 

super11

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triggershot said:

So copyscape is a site? I went on it, and apparently you need to get a premium account and it's 5 cents per check, but is there any free program that's comparable?

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Use duplichecker(dot)com It's a free site for screening articles for duplicate contents.

 

kumkum

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triggershot said:

So copyscape is a site? I went on it, and apparently you need to get a premium account and it's 5 cents per check, but is there any free program that's comparable?

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You can use Copyscape for a limited time ...

when your business doing good , just pay Copyscape.. it's worth for the money