BlackHat - how to steal unique articles

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Sunday, June 22, 2008, 16:29

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For one reason or another you might need to generate a bunch of original content or even articles. This can be a time consuming process. Obviously there are various re-writers you can use however most of them don’t work as well as you want them to work. These can be costly programs or scripts so they set you back a few hundred dollars.

You can quickly re-write chunks of text using Google translators. Simply copy and paste the text you want to rewrite and translate it the following way:

English ==> Spanish ==> German ==> Russian ==> English

You should end up with the same meaning but different wording and therefore look unique in the eyes of search engines. You might want to quickly proofread the final result to make sure everything still makes sense.

This method would be best used with PLR (Private Label Rights) articles that are fairly long. This concept would not be useful if applied to short articles, those are best written yourself.

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2 Responses to “BlackHat - how to steal unique articles”

self defense Rob said on Friday, August 22, 2008, 23:16

Here is your post after your English ==> Spanish ==> German ==> Russian ==> English translation
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In one reason or another, you are probably a lot of original content, or even the article. This may be a long process. Obviously, there are a number of new authors can be used, but most of them do not work as you want to work. This can be expensive programs or scripts, so that copies of several hundred dollars.

You can quickly write snippets of text, using Google translator. Simply copy and paste the text you want to translate and described as follows:

English ==> Spanish ==> German ==> == Russian into English

You should end with the same sense, but also different formulations and unique, so look in the eyes of search engines. You can quickly end the right to ensure that still makes sense.

This method is used to better PLR (Private label rights), the articles that are very lengthy. Such an approach would not be useful when it comes to short articles themselves better in writing.
SEO Guru said on Friday, August 22, 2008, 23:28

This method was best used with MFA sites. Google has down a big crack down on those. Many MFA owners found one day after a algo update that there sites were no longer showing adsense. This was good news for advertisers also helped clean up some of the garbage sites in Google results.

All though if you have several sites say proxy sites and want a different version of your intro this would be a some what effective approach. You would of course need to clean up the results so it would more understandable.