Supporting articles

guillameLK

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could someone tell me if it's a smart decision to post on my money site supporting articles from archive.org with a link to my main articles i want to rank?

i'm talking about high quality content(old magazines, blogs) but it's more like from the broad niche not the exact niche. because the articles are old style writing(like 10-15 years ago) they will probably not rank for anything and will not have traffic. i just want to put "free" but quality content to my money site and interlink them with the major articles.

yeah i know is always better to write fresh articles. but anyone tried this approach?
 
I would check if they are indexed first (copy paste a sentence of the article to Google in quotes). If not to be safe could either spin it or keep it the same andlink back to the archive.org link and/or current company. You could even try maybe add your own commentary to it too, like broken up twitter blog style. Good luck :)
 
lol
let's skip the part where the content is not unique. i assumed you understand the content will be unique. i don't want to spin it. because i want it to maintain the quality. link to archive? wtf
i wonder why people don't skip the threads where they don't have any kind of answer to give
 
lol
let's skip the part where the content is not unique. i assumed you understand the content will be unique. i don't want to spin it. because i want it to maintain the quality. link to archive? wtf
i wonder why people don't skip the threads where they don't have any kind of answer to give

Link to archive because you're ripping the content, it's still copyright infringement even if the site/company is defunct so that's what I would do. Archive.org pages are not indexed anyways so what does it hurt by being clear about your sources? You don't have to be an arse about it dude no wonder why nobody else answers LOL.
 
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