How to create unique content from PLR

[greiver9]

Hi warriors

I have a lot amount of PLr.. but all of my PLR was already published by someone..

and just from top 10 google, there are about 9 same article title from my PLR..

Any ideas??

[Kevin Lam]

Use a content wrangler like content boss.

[abelacts]

Originally Posted by TMG Enterprises

First of all, change the title. That's the bare minimum to separate yourself from the pack. You can try a spinner although many of them return really lousy articles but you could get lucky.

If you don't use a spinner, at least rewrite a portion of the article and perhaps add in a bit of your own experience and personality. This can be outsourced if you aren't able to do it yourself.

I use PLR more as a template for my own article. I use all the same facts from the PLR article but by the time I'm done, mine end up with 95% or higher uniqueness ratio. This still saves me a lot of time, providing the PLR is from a trusted source.

You don't have to go for as high a percentage as I do. Many people have said they do quite well in the SEs only going about 30-40% uniqueness.

Tina G

Great tips there, Tina. There are more ways to rewrite articles:

How To Use And Rewrite PLR Articles ? A Video Tutorial

Of course, this is a manual approach.

But if you need the help of a tool, you may want to check out Power Article Rewriter.

[bgmacaw]

My basic method for blog posts is to...

1. Change to title to a targeted buying keyword.
2. Change the first and last paragraphs to include the primary keyword.
3. Spell check and grammar check
4. Insert a paragraph's worth or so of additional filler content

This takes about 2-5 minutes to do at most and the posts usually do well for their targeted keyword.

For article submissions, I either spin, for lower tier directories, or just use original content for the 'big boys'.

[AndyBlackSEO]

I find a good approach is to re-write the article one sentence at a time. Takes about 10 - 15 minutes max and if done correctly would pass Copyscape 100% and be classed as a completely unique article.

I have a free tool which helps utilise this concept. It doesn't rewrite it for you but you're welcome to try it out.

Other than that, you can just re-write them the tradtional way, ie - read, digest and write the whole article from scratch in your own words.... or read a couple of articles and write a new one using information from those 'articles'.

Or as Kevin mentioned above, you could use something like Content Boss. I've heard someone recently say it seems to be working better now than previously reported.

[freetraff]

And make sure you check the end result with services like copyscape.com

Because even nicely spun article can very often fail to pass the copyscape check