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if you find such an archive in german french japonese etc you can make blogs without even learn that language.
 
nope, using as is...that's the beauty of this method. The fact that the articles are in PDF scans means that not many places are using the content. Tons and tons of high quality free content that doesn't need to be re-written.
 
Ok thanks. But if you made up source for info on carbs would you make up a fake professor name? Also doesn't google index pdfs so do you make sure it's not in search engines?
 
it's scanned newspaper pages, so there's no text for google to read
 
they're pdf, so you'll have to copy it. If you type fast, it won't take long at all. You can probably outsource it for .75 cents per article.

Huh??? I don't get it... if the articles are in pdf then y would i manually type it fast? Why not just copy and paste into AC?
 
they're pdf, so you'll have to copy it. If you type fast, it won't take long at all. You can probably outsource it for .75 cents per article.

I want to add to this. You could also download a PDF to Text document converter (or vice versa). You'll need to search for one, I can't remember the software offhand. This would probably make things easier.
 
I believe they are scanned newspapers, ie. a picture of the page the article appears on - no text.
 
screwster,

try being more specific with your search terms (there are over a billion articles)! Most of the fad diets that you think are new really aren't =)

You can probably outsource someone to copy the article for less than .75 cents
True, I ran into some articles from the '70 and it's not outdated at all. Fad dieting has always been around so it seems.

And yes, I already played around with the search feature.
I'm going to submit some articles daily now and replay back with how things went. How long have you been doing this? What was the average payout per article?

About quoting sources to AC, can it be as easy as saying you're a diet hobbyist and read it on wikipedia?

if you find such an archive in german french japonese etc you can make blogs without even learn that language.
I guess you could make English/US blogs out of these too. :-)

IMPORTANT NOTE: I SUGGEST USING OLDER MATERIAL THAT IS NOW IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN (not copyrighted). Then you won't have any problems at all!
I don't think copyrights expire in less than 100yrs though.
 
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I don't think copyrights expire in less than 100yrs though.

All that was published before 1923 it is now in public domain, so it's less than 100 yrs. But you are right, generally copyright lasts 95 yrs after being published.
 
does anybody know how much $ these areticles are bringing in on upfront payments from A/c
 
I posted about this on my blog. MANY THANKS AGAIN JOKER...what a fucking amazing share.
http://zergmoney.com/2009/01/absolutely-amazingyou-must-read-this/
 
i dont see on your blog abotu how much on avg. ppl are getting per article. is it like about $3.00 each> ?
 
so using this method you dont have to worry about copyscape at all or should i convert pdf to word then run it thru copyscape first before submitting. Joker this is one bad ass idea you got, wish i could give you more thanks
 
can somebody give us some insight on what hte average payments are from these type articles. ??? will get many thanks :)
 
well for people who dont have money to start off you can visit your local libraries and they also have archives of old newspapers which are not published online.
 
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