Content usage and REuse

Maj. Stress · 2006-09-17, 03:18 AM

iMan,
I don't think it would be a good idea using them 5 days in a row. Not only will the reviewer think they are looking at the same content each day but so will your customers.

You might consider buying say 5 different sets of content for a few different categories and do something different each day. I'm sure others will have better advice but that's my approach when submitting to link lists.

As far as using the content again, sure why not. I have some content that is a few years old that I still use. It has been out of circulation for awhile so actually it's fresh again.

You don't always have to build sites for link lists. I build a lot of sites that are only in the search engines. You can get a lot of mileage out of content if you think of the other options available to you.

iMan · 2006-09-17, 04:26 AM

Hey Maj. Stress,

Thanks for your reply

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I don't think it would be a good idea using them 5 days in a row. Not only will the reviewer think they are looking at the same content each day but so will your customers.

You might consider buying say 5 different sets of content for a few different categories and do something different each day. I'm sure others will have better advice but that's my approach when submitting to link lists.

Yeah, I wouldn't WANT to submit the same content 5 days in a row either... feels wrong somehow.. and I've been doing different cats and content so far, but I'm looking for what's actually acceptable without getting pinned on the dreaded blacklist.

So, would you say that a month space between the first and second batch from the same content set is enough... or a week even?

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As far as using the content again, sure why not. I have some content that is a few years old that I still use. It has been out of circulation for awhile so actually it's fresh again.

Ok, cool!!
But since the link lists say (at least some say) that the listings will last "forever", won't they get pissed and blacklist-happy if they already have a 2 year old listed site from me with the same content... even if it might be different domain and site layout?

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You don't always have to build sites for link lists. I build a lot of sites that are only in the search engines. You can get a lot of mileage out of content if you think of the other options available to you.

So far I'm really only focusing on free sites but I intend to progress to other areas in time.
However, for every LL submitted site I've been building, I've made a version that's got no recips, more ads, less pics, and more keyword heavy text..... I'm not sure that this will help or be against me for duplicate content or somethin'with the SE's, but that's what I've been doing

Thanks again Major

2006-09-17, 03:18 AM	#1
Maj. Stress Progress rarely comes in buckets, it normally comes in teaspoons Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Dark Side Of Naboo Posts: 1,289	iMan, I don't think it would be a good idea using them 5 days in a row. Not only will the reviewer think they are looking at the same content each day but so will your customers. You might consider buying say 5 different sets of content for a few different categories and do something different each day. I'm sure others will have better advice but that's my approach when submitting to link lists. As far as using the content again, sure why not. I have some content that is a few years old that I still use. It has been out of circulation for awhile so actually it's fresh again. You don't always have to build sites for link lists. I build a lot of sites that are only in the search engines. You can get a lot of mileage out of content if you think of the other options available to you.