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Will Plagiarism Ever Be Acceptable?- Article Rewriter

dustybin — Fri, 21 May 2010 14:08:00 +0000

It is a real pain, but significantly easier than forking over that $5000 to pay someone else to do . Institutions are constantly warning their students about the harsh penalties that one can incur by plagiarizing someone’s work. Once these concepts that were long considered by philosophers such as Locke were actually implemented in a country, laws protecting written works soon became part of this concept of private property. Well, if you live in the “Westernized” world you will be harshly criticized for taking this view if you try it in the academic world. Proofreading Tips & Tricks – Do it Like the Pros!

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Content Composer – My ‘CRAZY’ content software…

dustybin — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 09:54:09 +0000

Since then, 472 of my best customers have been using this secret weapon to quickly produce high-quality, unique content to grab top 10 rankings, siphon massive traffic, and obtain long-lasting results in the search engines (without becoming another victim of duplicate content filters in 3 months or less). Until Iâm in the position to hire my own stable of ghostwriters, I look forward to using your software with PLR content. I agree with some of the previous comments that as you build in variability and flexibility into the software that you consider adding as much tracking/monitoring features into the software that make sure that you maximize your publications with these different iterations without sacrificing uniqueness. The videos help to show that this is not just a tool to uniqueify articles but is a real management systme for those who have a lot of content to track, manage and place.

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Using Snippets to Create Unique Content

dustybin — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 10:54:18 +0000

A strategy employed by several tools, often web page builders, is to create a snippet of text from a source that is not the current article/page. This snippet of text, ideally, uses keywords from the topic of the main article in order to increase relevance.

The concept is simple; search engines, currently do not read HTML and so they ‘see’ only the text on the page. When the search engines parse the page content they index the content of the article, including the text snippet, and are supposed to count the whole as unique content.

There is support for the validity of this approach. In practical terms it is the same as the ‘Google approved’ method of uniqueifying by adding relevant commentary to an article. The technique of having text boxes is a recognised page/site design technique as it increases reader involvement in the page and, if the snippets carry functioning links, enables the reader to easily follow his/her interests deeper into the site. Thus it is unlikley that the use of snippets, per se, will ever be penalised by search engines but they may begin to start to consider the footprints that may be visible.

Some snippet insertion systems use a very heavy footprint such as a ‘snippethere’ tag which makes it obvious what is happening is an artificial attempt to game the search engines. So, if considering using such a tool check the actual page output before purchasing it!

ContentComposer does not use snippet insertion as the tool is not a page builder. Adding commentaries to Content Composer documents is, though, very easy.

I use snippets extensively in my sites when I am using large quantities of syndicated material and wish to avoid duplicate content filtering whilst still providing value to my readers.Â In practice it seems to work well, especially when implemented with a strong link building strategy.

Automatic Text Rewriter: Content Creators Holy Grail

dustybin — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 15:36:03 +0000

Websites eat content, they devour articles and of course our readers seek good quality content.

As webmasters and site owners we seek to feed the needs of the search engines and our readership because we know that if we have nothing to offer them then they will not even come to our pages. For this reason many of us have been seeking the ‘holy grail’ the automatic text rewriter that can create good quality content in less time than writing the material ourselves and for less money than payingÂ a ghostwriter to write for us. Sadly, as one of those people I have to say that there are plenty ofÂ automatic article rewriters around, but none of them is capbable of creating good quality content.

At the end of the day we still have to do the work. BUT, we can use tools to help us use our time effectively. We can use tools that intelligently help us manage keywords, enable us to check on our ghostwriters – that they are writing genuinely original content and yes, very importantly, to produce multiple versions of articles that are readable and informative, written using natural language and good style

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How To Uniqueify Content

dustybin — Sat, 10 Mar 2007 22:13:49 +0000

A year or so ago I thought I had invented a new word ‘uniqueify’ turns out I had not, but it ain’t exactly common. I was writing at the time about making content, articles, on web pages appear to be unique without necessarily writing loads of new articles. It turns out that this has become something of a hot button topic.

There are only a limited number of ways that content can be uniqueified, made unique so that it is not filtered by search engine filters and thus making it more likely to be seen by search engine users. Not all the followingÂ are equally effective, I will discuss the effectiveness of the methods later.

1) Top & Tailing – adding a commentary and postscript to an article to provide genuinely useful additional content and context to an article that may have appeared in many other places. This can be automated and there are quite a few software packages around that add random but not unique top and tail paragraphs and often a middle paragraph as well.

2) Synonym substitution – here the content maker takes an article and then changes words, usually using synonyms so that the content appears to be different. This process can be done by hand using a word processr such as Open Office or MicroSoft’s Word. Over the past year we have seen software designed to make the task automatic, or semi-automatic.

3) Phrase substitution – a step up from synonym substitution and often used at the same time as an extension of the technique. Usually the phrases, sentences or even entire paragraphs are generated manually.

4) Matrix substitution – this is really a method of implementing item (3) above so that multiple copies of an article can be created. Each unit of text is assumed to fit next to the other and so version one of paragraph one can sit above version two of paragraph two. This being the case if one has 3 versions of each of three paragraphs then one can make up to 27 different and readable versions of the same article, of course the degree of uniqueness will vary, some being totally different to the original and others being almost the same.

5) Snippets – these are small pieces of text inserted either randomly or by associating theme keywords into the article. The purpose is not to make the article appear unique to the reader, for whom they stand out, but for the search engines. When well implemented they can add interest for readers, leading them further into the website. As a genuine layout technique they are effective as even if they are picked up by search engines they have a legitimate place and so are unlikely to be sanctioned by them.

6) Markov Chaining – this is a mathematical process that is designed to create real looking text, at least from the perspective of search engines. For humans this kind of text is gobbledegook although sometimes it seems to almost make sense! Here is an example of text using a well set up Markov Chain: http://www.jwz.org/dadadodo/dadadodo.cgiÂ It looks almost real, yet makes no sense and ifÂ you refresh the page you get a completely new page of text but based upon the original version. It is obvious why people generating spam pages by the million love to use this technique!

Each of these techniques has a place and some value, we will look at how and when these methods can work, and their relative merits,Â in a later post.