Fresh Content for local/ geo pages

Okay, guys, I have this thing - I need a widget, app, RSS feeds, or any other idea in that matter that generates fresh content over a period of time. The websites are based in UK so it should be something relevant.

I have waaay too many pages to update manually so the goal is to fool the algorithm that I do update my pages with fresh content on a certain basis and of course - to provide the user with actual fresh content.

So you want human readable, automatically generated, content, custom to your niche? If you help me figure out the best way to use these magic beans I just bought I'll help you figure this one out. You either set up RSS to display a feed from an industry magazine style website, but it wont be unique. Or do the same with the RSS and write the content yourself/pay someone to write it. The first method will work especially if you have a few feeds. G visits your page and recognises the updated RSS as a change in your page. It's not unique but mixed with everything else on your page it's not duplicate either. Set up news ticker style RSS displays in your sidebar and maybe a feed to your own blog. Make sure that only a few lines of each news story is displayed, not a big chunk of each story. Increased visits can be a bad thing though. I've applied this method to low quality pages and they get deindexed fairly quickly, the same style pages remain in the index forever if you don't do it. G seems to make a quicker decision on them if they are visiting it very frequently over once in a while.

Just get a writer to write a few articles on the subject/area every 2 weeks. This will lead to better content and better rankings. Find a writer on iwriter to do this.

If you need an article writer to write your content pages then i can help you over this. I can write professional articles for your webpages.

Gt wp robot, set up auto posting for the blog, then contact a writer and pay them to re-write each article as it appears.

Have them use the article as a guideline, re write it making it unique, and post it on the site for you.

One of you writer types should offer this as a service.

There are several ways of keeping the content of your website fresh. Here are a few ideas from internet research. I have already implemented some of them for my own websites and I am going to try doing the same with the remained tips.
1. Incorporate a blog on your website
2. Include a news section on your website
3. Add images or videos to your website
A gallery page is a great way of not only adding fresh content to your website but also of demonstrating what your company can do. This type of page could be updated regularly, each time you complete a project. Similarly, videos are another good way of adding fresh content to your website. Video clips could be of anything from short tutorials to product demonstrations. And even though search engines don't actually search photos and videos, you can add a description for each one, providing the search engines with fresh content to view each time you add a new one.
4. Include client testimonials on your website
Adding client testimonials to your website is a good way of adding fresh content regularly, especially if you have a lot of customers and regularly receive good feedback. And as well as being a good way of adding more content, positive feedback looks great to prospective new customers.
5. Add more menu pages to your website
The more content you have on your website, the more likely you are to increase your search engine rankings. But how can you avoid overdoing it? The key is to adding content that is relevant to your customers and to your industry. If your company is one which involves a lot of face-to-face customer contact you might choose to add a profile page for each member of staff, providing them with the opportunity of showcasing their personality. Or if your industry is quite technical, you might choose to include a resources section, which could be updated regularly with industry developments.

If you are too busy to do all the work, just hire somebody. Some trustworthy freelancer.
Good luck!

The best way would be to hire a VA who can also write well.