October 13, 2008

Unique Web Content - The Best Kept Secret?

by Jack Sinclair

Totally free unique content sounds like something as unlikely as free money, but luckily there is a source for it.

And a lot of people will be happy to know that, since there are some frightful problems if you try the normal route.

For example, have you tried paying ghost writers a few bucks to create original content for you? Sometimes it reads well, but just as often it is broken English with little substance. Even the well written stuff is lacking the quality content that a real author would put in.

Then there are content spinners. These are sites that automatically do word replacement and create unique versions of content with a click of a button. This is also a frightful way to make unique content, since a word can have so many contexts, and switching it with another word that has just as many meanings often leads to some very strange text.

That is why when I found a really original source of content that didn't charge a dime for it, I got pretty excited. But before I started using it, I ran it through plagiarism checks like articlechecker.com. Boy was a delighted to see it coming back with no duplicate matches found - it meant I could put this stuff up on my site, and be the only one with this content.

The other perk is the high quality you get with well written content written by qualified passionate authors. It is better stuff that you can often write on your own.

Another cool benefit is how you can give exact subjects and keywords, and get material that fits those criteria. You can even delete the stuff you don't want with no hard feelings.

So what? After all, what use is there with an unlimited supply of unique free content? I mean, put it on your website, sure, but what else is it good for? How about Squidoo pages, blogs, and other sites?

To be honest, I haven't rewritten a single private label rights article since I found this, and maybe you can stop rewriting crap now too.

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