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Internet Marketing: Making Sure You Have Original, Unique Content

When you have to rewrite Private Label Rights articles, you want to make sure that you are 40% original on your rewrite or the article will be rejected by the search engines, particularly Google. “How do I do that?” you may ask. There are no calculators for you to break out. You will need two things.

You first need to make use of Word pad or Microsoft Word because you are going to cut and paste the original article. I suggest using to documents at the same time so that you can toggle between the original and your rewritten one. Open up a browser window and go to your online thesaurus that we looked at yesterday. Replace words and rewrite phrases. Select a section that will end up being between 250 and 500 words long when complete.

Now open up another Web browser and go to dupecop.com. Here you will find a link to the duplicate content checker.  Here you will be able to cut and paste the original article and you re-written article. Dupecop will check them against each other.

REMEMBER YOUR GOAL IS 40% UNIQUE, ORIGINAL CONTENT!

You may find that you have to re-write the article a few times, but after a while you will get used to it. One way to avoid that, of course, it to write all of your material from scratch. You will find that it is actually easier than it sounds, particularly once you get into the habit of writing things everyday.

Have a GREAT day!

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Internet Marketing - The Use of a Thesaurus

Okay, so now you have a Private Label Rights (PLR) article and you want to change it enough so that you have unique, original content. It sounds really difficult, but once you get the hang of it, it becomes easier and easier. First click here and get an online thesaurus. What a thesaurus does is find a word that has similar meaning to the one that you have. In years past, I would pull out the Roget’s Thesaurus to find words, but online is much simpler.

For example: car. Other words for a car include words like automobile, ride, clunker (if it is junky), carriage, horseless buggy, wheels, … you get the idea. In a sentence, the original could be “I drove my car to work”. Use the thesaurus and it could have the same basic idea, but sound completely different. “I maneuvered my clunker down the busy road to get to my daily grind of a job.”  That certainly sounds different than the original, and it makes the statement more original and much more descriptive.

Make sure that you are changing at least 40% of the content so that it can be considered as original, unique content by search engines. Tomorrow we will look at ways to check to see how original your re-write can be. After a while, you will get to the point to where you no longer need to check as often as you will get a feel for what you are doing.

Have a GREAT day!

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Internet Marketing: Finding An Article Directory of “Private Label Rights” Articles

Some of you may be a little fearful of writing items for your blog because you fear running out of ideas, not writing good sentences, etc. If you happen to be in that boat, perhaps one of the best sources for articles and such is through private label rights articles. What “private label rights” means is that once you purchase an article or the writing, you can do anything that you would like to with that article: you could re-write the article, you could sell it, you could give it away, break it up into smaller pieces for use in blog post. The choice is yours.

The way to find PLR articles (as they are called in this industry), you simply do a search on Google and you will find millions of results. You will find a wealth of information out there that you can use in your blogs. I have been fortunate in that I have read a lot in my life and have no difficulty in coming up with information or articles to write. I have even written one e-book and there are several more floating around in my head for the future.

We will cover the details in future articles.

Have a GREAT day!

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