Rewriting articles?

AdeebH

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Hi guys, I'm a noob and starting my first website. I do have the funds available to buy articles however I was just wondering if you can find articles which are related to your keyword and rewrite them and put them through plagiarism checker to see if they're unique, would this work or should I just buy articles?
 
Most of the writers actually rewrite, or re-phrase what other websites says.

"This toaster is a perfect toaster for anyone with a child as it got a security lock"" can be re-written and appear unique to Google. For example: "Do you have kids and want a secure toaster for them? This toaster got a security lock so that they can't turn it on when you aren't watching."

This is of course just and example and I don't know that much about toasters, so there might not something like a security lock or whatever. Be creative, go sentence after sentence and re-phrase them. Use TheSaurus.com to find synonyms as well as making it flow great (thus you can't directly translate it as it would just read really poorly).

Good luck! :)
 
Yes you can rewrite articles related to your niche, that's what I do.
 
Well not only rewriting helps to make more articles, but it also gives you inside view about the topic so if you done a lot of them you can write it about yourself too
 
As everyone has said already, rewriting works, so long you/the writer is doing a great job of making the article unique.
 
Hi guys, I'm a noob and starting my first website. I do have the funds available to buy articles however I was just wondering if you can find articles which are related to your keyword and rewrite them and put them through plagiarism checker to see if they're unique, would this work or should I just buy articles?

Most writing is derivative these days. All that matters is that your article sounds good, is unique and is 500+ words long really. Of course the cheaper you buy occasionally you'll stumble across a non native writer who plagiarizes as much as he types original content!

Ideally the longer the better up to a point. (About 1000 words IMHO)
 
Ya of course,rewriting works well but as said need to work well to make sentences more readable with good flow!!!
 
Thanks for the answers guys, I am a native English speaker so it'll all make sense I hope.
 
The problem with just simply rewriting articles is that you don't really get a nice fit for whatever brand you're trying to build.

I know you're probably trying to get articles from a wide variety of satellite sites so you can create backlinks.

Regardless, you still need quality materials.

Why?

These materials can attract traffic and if you invest in low-quality text, you probably are not to convert that traffic.

You see where I'm coming from?

Don't ever miss the opportunity to convert whatever traffic any of your pages get.

This is why I strongly recommend that you invest in high quality text.

The good news is, thanks to outsourcing, getting high-quality original materials targeting your preferred keywords won't cost you an arm and a leg.
 
For tier 1 web 2.0s I use The Best Spinner to auto rewrite the article and then I change out phrases until its 80% different than the original article.

For PBN and money sites I just rewrite content in my own words and make it authority worthy.

You can always buy a 1000 word article and divide it into 3-4 articles with 200-300 word count.
 
This depends on the type of results you want to achieve.

If you are seriously into the business, then seriously create content.

Seriously create content takes a long time.
We recommend that you buy the work of others.

Then start driving traffic to your website site.
Then convert into sales
 
Rewriting article is good but don't do for ur own site. If Google find that is spam. They will remove ur site. My opinion is get the article. U need the best article u can get it from creativeseekers.com
 
I am not seeing any problem with rewriting articles for as long as you keep them unique and maintain the quality, you may even exceed the quality of the original one if you give your own twist to it.
 
Find an article and rewrite it, then you have an original article. Use Copyscape to check for originality, credits are cheap, $5 for 100. When I use spinning sites I have to rewrite them, so best just to rewrite it!
 
If your situation is cash tight, no worries, have a run through competitors' sites and digest their content. Rewrite or come up with something they don't have :)
 
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