SmoothBlackHat
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- Feb 13, 2012
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I don't know if this method has been shared before. This way you can get free content in your niche - it probably will not be quality enough for the money site, but it will surely be a nice thing for a blog-type web2.0.
Search google for forums in your niche. You will need a lot, so if you have only few results - broaden your niche. Now you have a list of forums.
So, how to get unique content? Just think what a "unique content" is. It is a content not seen by google.
So create a user on each of the forums.
Open two windows of your browser. One normaly and one in anonymous mode. This way you can be logged in the forum on one window and logged out on the other.
Now compare your rights to access different categories. There might be even some categories hidden for the logged out user.
Everything the logged out user cannot see is what (most of times) google bot can't see neither. So look for posts from reputable members, guides, tutorials, reviews etc. They tend to be long enough for a blogpost.
Optionally you can check the content on copyscape (someone could be faster than you).
Now just copy the post to your web2.0.
web2.0s with no need for writing stuff -> profit
Search google for forums in your niche. You will need a lot, so if you have only few results - broaden your niche. Now you have a list of forums.
So, how to get unique content? Just think what a "unique content" is. It is a content not seen by google.
So create a user on each of the forums.
Open two windows of your browser. One normaly and one in anonymous mode. This way you can be logged in the forum on one window and logged out on the other.
Now compare your rights to access different categories. There might be even some categories hidden for the logged out user.
Everything the logged out user cannot see is what (most of times) google bot can't see neither. So look for posts from reputable members, guides, tutorials, reviews etc. They tend to be long enough for a blogpost.
Optionally you can check the content on copyscape (someone could be faster than you).
Now just copy the post to your web2.0.
web2.0s with no need for writing stuff -> profit