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Content – A Professional View of the Rehash Racket
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Professional content writers have been looking at the “automated rehash” market with a jaded eye and some amusement. For those who write SEO materials in particular, it’s like the fabulous copywriting software which was so popular for about 5 seconds a few years back. If you’re writing content for a subject like IT services in Brisbane or furniture hunting in Reykjavik, it just doesn’t work. Rehash is rehash, and internet users don’t like reading “encores” of higher ranking materials they’ve already seen.
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Automated Blogging: The Rise and Fall and Rise and Fall…
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Automated blogging has been around for a long time. I remember one of the first tools I used to create content was called Traffic Equalizer. There were probably blogs then but they were nothing like the easy to use content management systems we have today. But that tool worked like a charm to trick Google into thinking it was a valid niche site. The program created content with search results based on keywords you entered and because the results naturally contained a high concentration of the targeted keyword and a good mix of related one they started ranking really easily and I made a lot of money with Adsense in those days. It worked for a while and like all systems designed to trick Google, it started not working as well.
Posted in Content | Tags: Adsense, automated blogging, automatic blogging, Blog, content generation, Duplicate content, Google | 1 Comment »
12 Places to Host RSS Feeds
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Why would you need to host RSS feeds?
If you don’t using a blogging platform or website that provides feeds for you.
Why do you need RSS feeds to begin with?
RSS feeds provide a way to spread the content from your site across the internet. Most blogging platforms inform feed aggregators and search engines each and every time a new blog post is posted. If your content is not on a blog, you don’t have this option of instant notification.
Content Series Revisited: 5 Free Article Spinners and Mixers
#1 Article Tool Chest – It has a built in article writer, knows spin syntax, has an article spinner and a new tool called an article blender that will take articles in a directory and randomly mix the paragraphs into unique content. And it runs on your desktop.
#2 Article Queen – Paste your article in online and have synonyms suggested for you automatically or choose them and then spin as many articles as you like. If you sign up for an account, it will remember your article from last time. There does seems to be a limit on the article word count. I didn’t check what it exactly was, but a few of my articles got cut off.
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How to Create Content – First in a Series
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How To Create Content Series – Part I
I have fought with content for a long time online. It is hard to come up with content. And writing it is a weird thing. When you are in the groove, you can do a lot. However, one day you stop, and then it is hard to get things started again.
I have tried many tools to help me jumpstart the process but tools aren’ writing. And here are times when writing just does not work. So what other options do you have for content at these times?
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