How to find content ?

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Akihabara

Registered Member

Aug 18, 2011

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #1

Hi guys.
It's my first post here but i read this forum since few month.
Be indulgent, i'm pretty new at this

I found a niche, i have some nice keywords (i think), i instaled a wordpress with the plugin feedwordpress in order to make an autoblog.
But i cant find RSS content for my blog..

Can you explain me some method to get automatic content for blogs ?

Any help apreciated ^^

 

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easybuild

Registered Member

Jul 18, 2011

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #2

Well you need an autoblogging tool like WP Robot. Or else copy from article directories, spin with TBS and post manually.

 

roberteb

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Oct 30, 2010

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• Sep 23, 2011

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Don't be lazy Start your Blog off with some good unique content first and then start autobloging. In my experience (see sig) better results are obtained when an autoblog has mixed content - Some unique then some scraped. Even the scraped stuff needs to be pretty good and requires some work on any default templates supplied.

 

SyZygy

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Dec 29, 2009

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #4

As the user above said, don't be lazy

When I started I used to write 10+ articles daily just to fill my blogs with it.

 

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flymorn

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Aug 10, 2011

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• Sep 23, 2011

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there are some rss feed search engine as below:

ctrlq．ｏｒｇ
search4rss．ｃｏｍ
rsssearchhub．ｃｏｍ

hope help you.

 

olimix

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Jul 21, 2010

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #6

for me its google news in my natal language
i scrap small paragraphs of 10 articles
then translate in english
i stuff this with my keyword
then TBS to spinnable text

 

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webhost

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Sep 21, 2011

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• Sep 23, 2011

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Content creation is a great way to gain brand exposure traffic and links to our website. Unfortunately it takes a lot of time and effort to craft content and have it shared.

 

mcgoohan6

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Jun 28, 2010

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• Sep 23, 2011

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I go to used bookstores and buy used magazines. Rewrite an article in your own words and then make spun versiond of it. If you've got the time a library can be a gold mine of free content. Just don't copy it straight. Rewrite it and you'll have unique content.

 

roberteb

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Oct 30, 2010

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• Sep 23, 2011

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mcgoohan6 said:

I go to used bookstores and buy used magazines. Rewrite an article in your own words and then make spun versiond of it. If you've got the time a library can be a gold mine of free content. Just don't copy it straight. Rewrite it and you'll have unique content.

Click to expand...

What a great idea I'm stunned by its simplicity I've used mags before to get niche ideas but never thought to rewrite the damn articles doh

 

havingadabble

Regular Member

Jul 2, 2010

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• Sep 23, 2011

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You can d/l pdf's versions of magazines on most topics from sites like:

Code:

heroturko.com

or

Code:

bolt.cd

I use on a regular basis for general interest AND for content purposes. Just search for the names of mags in your niche, download them and hey presto you've got pages and pages of up to date, authoritative content just waiting to be spun or re-written.

It's also handy for your writers if you outsource your content and they're unfamiliar with a certain subject - you can send them a copy of said magazine and they're an instant expert!

 

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Funkychicken

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May 15, 2011

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• Sep 23, 2011

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I also like to buy PLR packs and rewrite them.
If it's just for my site I usually rewrite them manually... but if the site is autoblog then you could probably just throw it through a spinner.