What About Duplicate Content?

Yes, you may have issues if you use the content EXACTLY as it is written; however, if you use some of the methods below to make it your own, search engines will not see it as being duplicate content. Add a sentence or two. Change it around. Cut it up. If you use some of these methods, search engines will not consider it duplicate content. Search engines look at the whole page – not each individual word. Your title, the link beneath the picture, and other text on your page will be taken into consideration.

Automatic Changes

With the find/replace function in most text editors you can find specific phrases and change them easily. Change sexy blonde to hot blonde. Change horny teen to cock craving teen. Use your imagination.

Change the Beginning/End

Change the first or last sentences around. Simple changes like these can be effective. Or write a new sentence or two to start it off or finish it.

Complete Re-write

Use the piece you have purchased as a basis and do a complete re-write. It takes less time to re-write something than it does to write it from scratch. Or hire someone to re-write it for you – this generally costs less than having someone write posts from scratch.

Cut It Up/Mix It Up

Many bloggers like to use only two or three sentences per post. If that is the case, choose a few sentences to use for each post. Or choose a sentence from one and a sentence from another and you have a new post. Combine posts or sentences from posts to make your new posts different.

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