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newblacky

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Hello guys, so this is my plan. I going to build only web 2.0 for my tier 1 - without tier 2, 3.
About web 2.0, I plan to make put 2 articles on each web 2.0 with video, 0-2 images and 300-500 words of content.

I think about hiring someone to hand spun it, what you would suggest me for that? I plan to do this long term so I guess it's not smart to just use some spinning software. My budget is not huge so I think about hiring some Indian with solid English? What you would suggest?

Also, is there any tool on whole internet that gives real KW density on your site? I tested like 4-5 different tools and all gave me totaly different density for same kw.
 
first good luck, second sounds like a solid plan, and third check out an article supplier here by the name of Natasha she sell great original articles. If you are not a writer def use her, and try no to spin anything...

P.S. whats your niche?

-Sasha
 
And don't forget to check any article you buy with copyscape to make sure your not using dupe content and causing more harm than good.

I forgot to do this once upon a time, and had no idea why the hell I couldn't rank for anything. Turns out my backlinks were trashier than the time I brought an ex to Tacobell for a date.

Google is getting smarter with each update and even if your articles pass copyscape, they still need to be extremely readable with little to none grammar errors. Otherwise, no one will read the entire article all the way through which gives it a horrible retention rate which then gives birth to a very crummy link.
 
first good luck, second sounds like a solid plan, and third check out an article supplier here by the name of Natasha she sell great original articles. If you are not a writer def use her, and try no to spin anything...

P.S. whats your niche?

-Sasha

It's CPA related niche. Why?
 
And don't forget to check any article you buy with copyscape to make sure your not using dupe content and causing more harm than good.

I forgot to do this once upon a time, and had no idea why the hell I couldn't rank for anything. Turns out my backlinks were trashier than the time I brought an ex to Tacobell for a date.

Google is getting smarter with each update and even if your articles pass copyscape, they still need to be extremely readable with little to none grammar errors. Otherwise, no one will read the entire article all the way through which gives it a horrible retention rate which then gives birth to a very crummy link.

Thanks for tip :)
 
if you would want articles, try the iwriter service,
 
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