How to Mass Produce Unique Readable Content for Mini-Nets

peter73 · Oct 8, 2010

Thanks for that. But I have a question, let's say I have a couple of WEB 2.0 mini-nets. The real problem is posting to each and every one of the and keeping them updated. Since I am using unique content for each mini-net. Is there any way to make this a little easier? Let's say a software on which you can use to post the article there without having to manually opening each mini-net, login and post?

peter73 · Oct 8, 2010

Thanks for that. But I have a question, let's say I have a couple of WEB 2.0 mini-nets. The real problem is posting to each and every one of the and keeping them updated. Since I am using unique content for each mini-net. Is there any way to make this a little easier? Let's say a software on which you can use to post the article there without having to manually opening each mini-net, login and post?

becky · Dec 7, 2010

gsf134 said:
My solution is to just hire a full time content writer in the philippines for $300 to $400 a month who just writes you content every day, all day that can feed all your marketing efforts, including articles, blog posts, and web 2.0 content. If you really look at the time spent on spinning, scraping, and testing to see if something is unique before you post it, i think the true cost (including your time, software cost) is more than what you can pay a writer full time and get more than just the content you need for your linkwheel,linknode, linkroot, link? ....what are we linking again

Sounds like you have done this? I'm curious, what is a realistic expectation on how much content an outsourcer can produce, check and post?

Maybe I should phrase the question this way: how many 400 word articles/posts should an outsourcer write/check/post in one day?

How to Mass Produce Unique Readable Content for Mini-Nets

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