How write a original article ?
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markhenry121
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copyscaping is the best way.
ppcmaster
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Find an article relevant to your niche and have someone rewrite it for you. Make sure the ideas are not copyrighted or anything 
Most things written on the internet are similar ideas written in different words.
Make sure you copyscape the final version of the article and you are all set!!!
Most things written on the internet are similar ideas written in different words. Make sure you copyscape the final version of the article and you are all set!!!
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Softwares only rewrite articles by replacing with synonyms. So if you want to write a high quality article.
Only a real man can do the job.
Only a real man can do the job.
markhenry121
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I am totally agreed with you.
copperpanther
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no software is there to generate unique article...only human can do this work using knowledge & experience..software are available for spin the article..but spin article is not good ..!
keytenx
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agree with roamer. you are confusing original and unique. if you want some unique article and you are not good with writing or you don't have an idea of how to use a spinner. go get some articles on the magazine. just check whether that magazine has a website. always go for those magazine that doesn't have a website. Been using articles from the magazine and it works just fine and do pass the copyscape.
shindereki
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Just write your own and research take a paper not a notepad and take down notes to your topic
cooltoad
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Damn you man! Congrats for digging up a 2 year old thread.
SandraElam
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Do proper research on the topic, and then write it considering main points from those articles you read....
Best way is to outsource the article writing....
Best way is to outsource the article writing....
Techxan
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When something is not too technical this is how I write articles.
Structure the article like this
Tell your audience what you are going to tell them. (opening)
Tell them what you said you are going to tell them. (body)
Tell them what you just told them. (summary)
Figure out your keywords the article will be about.
Go online and find articles about these keywords, and copy a paragraph or so of content for each keyword. If you want a longer article add more keywords or save more source material per keyword to work from. (I use evernote)
Using the 5 keywords, make an outline of the article.
(opening)
Use the main keyword in the first paragraph and briefly mention what the article will be about. Keep it three sentences or so.
(start of body)
Take the first keyword, use the source material you saved for this keyword as inspiration, and write your own paragraph that says essentially the same thing using different words. (I use Article Reviser)
Take the next best keyword for paragraph 2 and do the same.
Repeat for all remaining paragraphs.
Place these paragraphs in the best order that you can to make sense to the reader.
Now write sentences that seqway from one paragraph to the next.
(end of body)
(summary)
In the last paragraph, restate the main keyword points expressed in the article.
Use heading tags in the article as designed for SEO, not to control font size.
Remember your audience, a geek will see a page on one million words load up and say "look at all that information", and dive right in. Some people will see an article with 2 long paragraphs and say "I'm not reading all that crap".
If you have read any of my posts you will see that I seldom use 3 words when 10 will do. That is fine for a techie or academic crowd, but terrible for John Q Public.
Keep your chunks of text the right size for your audience.
If you are smart, you will have it proofread for a Grammar Nazi.
Structure the article like this
Tell your audience what you are going to tell them. (opening)
Tell them what you said you are going to tell them. (body)
Tell them what you just told them. (summary)
Figure out your keywords the article will be about.
Go online and find articles about these keywords, and copy a paragraph or so of content for each keyword. If you want a longer article add more keywords or save more source material per keyword to work from. (I use evernote)
Using the 5 keywords, make an outline of the article.
(opening)
Use the main keyword in the first paragraph and briefly mention what the article will be about. Keep it three sentences or so.
(start of body)
Take the first keyword, use the source material you saved for this keyword as inspiration, and write your own paragraph that says essentially the same thing using different words. (I use Article Reviser)
Take the next best keyword for paragraph 2 and do the same.
Repeat for all remaining paragraphs.
Place these paragraphs in the best order that you can to make sense to the reader.
Now write sentences that seqway from one paragraph to the next.
(end of body)
(summary)
In the last paragraph, restate the main keyword points expressed in the article.
Use heading tags in the article as designed for SEO, not to control font size.
Remember your audience, a geek will see a page on one million words load up and say "look at all that information", and dive right in. Some people will see an article with 2 long paragraphs and say "I'm not reading all that crap".
If you have read any of my posts you will see that I seldom use 3 words when 10 will do. That is fine for a techie or academic crowd, but terrible for John Q Public.
Keep your chunks of text the right size for your audience.
If you are smart, you will have it proofread for a Grammar Nazi.
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Read the research notes/content once, cover the notes, explain what you just read in your own words without looking at the original content.
Unique Article Wizard has been around for a while that will research the niche for you and come up with unique article for you. You can decide how unique the article is going to be with the software.
Look for writers with good feedback that will give you a Copyscape report.
1. How to write a original 100% unique article?
Make a strong introduction, focus and create important information on the body of the article, and make a good conclusive statement at the end of your article. (Think unique.)
2. Any software to write original 100% unique article?
I can't think of any software that could create a 100% unique article.
3. How to buy 100% unique article?
Look and hire for good article writers in the online workplace.
Make a strong introduction, focus and create important information on the body of the article, and make a good conclusive statement at the end of your article. (Think unique.)
2. Any software to write original 100% unique article?
I can't think of any software that could create a 100% unique article.
3. How to buy 100% unique article?
Look and hire for good article writers in the online workplace.
neo
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yes friend i'm currently using flowing method but contents in unreadable contents. and not unique so my costumer feel my service for bad things
Are you providing article writing service to your customers? If yes, the spun article won't work.
Also, if you are going to write original article; you better check the spellings and grammer.
Edit: Oops! I just noticed this is an old thread. Sorry for not checking the date of original thread and bumping it.
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