What to do with less than unique/original articles?

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MMBlack

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• Feb 22, 2011

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I have several spun articles, well-written and proofread, but which are 70%-90% "original" (unique) content. In other words, they won't pass Copyscape. When I've submitted anything less than 100% original/unique to content mills like Yahoo!/AC, they're rejected.

So, what do I do with these articles?

Should I spend more time on them to make them 100% unique -- or what? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!

 

WizGizmo

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• Feb 22, 2011

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You can always combine related articles and create free PDF reports to give away in return for an opt-in. Good way to build a list.

Cheers! - "Wiz"

 

PSharma

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• Feb 23, 2011

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But we cant create 1000s of reports if we have 1000s of articles. Any new Idea ?

 

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MMBlack

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• Feb 27, 2011
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I'm not an email entrepreneur, but thanks for the idea. I think I'll just futz with them a little and/or post them to my blogs where relevant. Still interested in fresh thoughts, if anyone has any ideas!

 

ScrapeBoss

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• Feb 27, 2011

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Create niche sites with them. Because they still have a high level of uniqueness, you can get good search engine rankings with them. To even make the whole thing good for you, just create good backlinks to those niche sites and you would always get free Google traffic.

 

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Skimmer

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• Feb 27, 2011

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You can add those articles to your own related niche website. You can also try to make them unique by changing the title and beginning of those articles.

 

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turncoat91

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• Feb 28, 2011

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Zip them up in a file and post them on Digital Point as PLR Article Packs.

You can usually get away with charging $1 per Article of 450-550 words.

Just set up a Paypal button, redirect it to mediafire with your link. Once it is posted on DP it will just drip feed your Paypal account with money.

 

KeyzDT

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• Feb 28, 2011

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create a site based around them. If there online and you have enough of them together in one place you will get traffic from them eventually.