What would YOU do with 10,000 unique articles?

You have listed some i was going to suggest,

set up a membership site, using them as the content,

and sell them to others, aslong as the rights allow it.

You came across 10 000 unique excellent quality articles and you are expecting us not to ask where you acquired them?

I'd be on the warrior forum trying to give them out. lol

I would work with a smart warrior and "discover" a new method of selling PLR material,

I would limit the amount of availability, and increase its value.

I would continue to develop the concept of marketing and do it all over again.

PS, if you dont do this I will, LOL,

I would just submit them all to EzineArticles and get a massive amount of backlinks and traffic to my websites.

I think the plan that John laid out would be best. Find out which of your already listed options would potentially make the largest income and do that. You've got more than enough great ideas already up there. If you can get articles on that regular of a basis, you should definately utilize them as much as you can. You may find that a combination of the things you listed works out best.

Dont forget the amount of work that could potentially be involved in dealing with that amount of content.

Whatever you choose, just make sure you don't leave them to collect cyber dust. You could easily make a fortune if you do it right.

Best wishes,
Sylvia

I probably wouldn't do much with them other than use them for backlinking. I only say this because if I could get my hands on 10,000 UNIQUE articles at a very low price - almost free - then I'm guessing that they would be spun articles and to be honest I wouldn't give spun articles the time of day!

Create a blog/website, put backlinks on at least 10% of your articles. Then market the rest in your website.

If they're totally unique, wonderful, etc., I would try to use as many as possible to build into websites. With a number that high, I imagine there would have to be plenty of sets that include 10 or more articles on the same topic.

The rest I would probably use to build backlinks to said sites, even spinning some of the originals that were going to be used for backlinks to stretch them even further.

To be honest, it would really depend how they were split out, into niches or what? So lets say there is 50 niches, which means there is 200 articles/per niche, I'd find 50 primary keywords, one for each niche, then find as many as possible long-tail secondary keywords with a decent number of searches, publish a new article maybe, once every week to a wordpress blog, using the content already posted on the blog for article submissions, then mixing in a bit of unique content to build those 'extra quality' links to the sites. Hopefully then each niche site would be getting a decent amount of traffic from the article websites alone, then once it starts to move up though the rankings, that's when the real traffic would be coming in.

I mean 50 niche sites, if you get 200 unique visitors a day to each website, that's 10,000 unique visitors every day, lets say on average you make $20 from a lead/sale/whatever, you'd need 1:1000 conversation across your blogs (Meaning 1 in every 1,000 uniques generates you money) to make $200/per day.

Then I'd keep reinvesting in new articles, pump up the pace a bit on sites which are slacking, publish more unique content to the websites still on the second page, or ones which are slowly dropping, up it to 3-5 posts a week. Then I'd probably carry on building more niche websites and buying super cheap content.

But heck, that's just my plan

Some of these large packages of articles may not all be free and clear. Some may be taken from article directories. There was a post about this recently. It is here...

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...xJFxwSdy56NpPv

Read the comment by Blase. It's #5.

:-Don

My question is where do you order them? I would probably submit them in article directories in order to get back-links.

I would rewrite them and sell the rewrites as packs. I would borrow ideas from related articles and mix it around with NO spinners, as I don't believe in spinners. I would much rather make them human readable from the start.

I would say to use it for yourself and upload away into the article directories!

Thanks for the responses.

After thinking about this for a while and listening to you wonderful lot I have decided on two possible directions.

1. Using them solely on premium article directories such as ezine and article base with the purpose of driving traffic. I am thinking of going for quantity and seeing what sticks.

Maybe then pick out the succwessful ones and backlink them a bit (with articles of course!) If on average every article sends me 1 person a day, I could have 1 hundred visitors to my site everyday in no time.

2. The other possible path maybe to just keep on submitting to a blog, I'll just choose one big niche to start with like IM and just keep pumping in quality original content. I have often wondered what the outcome of such a thing would be? Can you rank well by just submitting content, or do you need to make backlinks as well.

Wouldn't all the long tail traffic keep adding up until a certain momentum was reached and your visitors increased?

The quality of these articles, although good are more suited to directories such as ezine rather than my blog. They are informative and readable, but very 'generic' (is that the right word?) and certainly not the kind of 'blow your socks off' articles I want my blog to hold. However, I have considered that if no. 2 above is true, to use them as 'filler' articles on my blog.

Maybe use them to beef things out and keep the content regular - I know Google likes this.

It is difficult to come up with killer content all the time and I would rather research, and take my time to writer the best I can rather than spending time on half arsed stuff.

I could submit these articles in the background if you like and use them to gather longtail traffic, presenting the new visitors with only my premium content once they arrive, hiding them from the navigation maybe - just a thought (Is it better to have 100% killer content, or dilute it a little to get longtail traffic and regular content to win favour with G?)

Anyway thanks again

Paul

I'd start a thread about it on WF trying to generate interest ...

I'm curious now, when you put some of your articles up in ezinearticles.com or your blog add a link to this thread.
You say they aren't high enough quality to use regularly on your blog. So why don't you start another blog or two and post them there?

If it were me I'd take all the suggestions already presented to you here and put a hundred articles in each place, use unique domains/tracking links so you can keep track of what gives you the best results. When you've figured that out then focus on what works.

And if you have 10,000 of the things you might give away 25 or 50 to a few people in exchange for them letting you know how well received the articles are.

I'd use 500 - 1000 articles to try each of the listed methods and will use the remaining 9000 articles with the method that worked best.