How to create unique content

catchme

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Find an article.
Translate it with google translator in other language(dutch,french,italian...), then with BabelFish on third language, then with google translator translate it again from the third language to english. (you can repeat the process until it gives atleast 25% duplication with the original one - you can check the duplication percent with webconfs similar page check tool).
Fix the mistakes.

Hope that this will help somebody. It helps me. I usually find articles in my mother language and translate them only once and it gives me unique article.

I also use yellow newspapers and magazines - I translate the advertisements in english and there it is the unique article.

You can be sure for one thing - there always will be articles that are atleast 15% duplicated with your "unique" one.
It is quite enough not to get penalized, though.

P.S.
I wrote that while i was alittle bit drunk. I hope it sounds good for you to understand it :rolleyes:
 
Here's another idea -

I found this site - hxxp://gist*web.c0m/web.php

You type in a keyword and it searches for pages that are related and it returns a summary of the findings. It looks good enough for AdSense sites, etc.
 
How unique does it actually have to be? Is google really that sophisticated? I doubt it
 
they are. i think its a 25% that they allow, anything copied more than that gets penalized.
 
even if it's from difft sources? what if 25% of my article is from one site, another 25% from another site and so on?
 
they are. i think its a 25% that they allow, anything copied more than that gets penalized.

I have pages with around 37% duplication of content, they are indexed, but you are right - more than 25% is going to penalize you somehow.

I wanna show/see methods for unique contet other than using software and scripts made especially about that.
 
i still see pages from time to time that are high ranking and 100% the same article as another page that is also high ranking. so i'm not sure google is all that strict about it or if other factors come into play...
 
Here's another idea -

I found this site - hxxp://gist*web.c0m/web.php

You type in a keyword and it searches for pages that are related and it returns a summary of the findings. It looks good enough for AdSense sites, etc.

I use that site - then pass the results through Wordflood. Works well.
 
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