Removing duplicate content and replacing w/ unique

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Hey there, I have a handful of sites (26 or so) that I run autoblogs on and make somewhere between nothing and not a lot from adsense etc, and I was considering a change of pace?

My plan is to remove wprobot from them all and delete the content, then start over posting fresh content daily (moving through a list every day to where each site would probably get an article a week?). My question is:

A: Would I benefit from deleting all of the duplicate content like I plan on doing or will it not make a difference?

B: Is it too late now that some of my blogs have ran WPRobot for over a year now and will I be penalized even if i remove everything and start fresh because Google knows what i've been up to?

C: Will I benefit a lot from the unique content when each site would only gain an article once a week compared to an autoblog that after the last year had like 900 posts?

D: Should I try to link every post (if its a money making niche for example) to an affiliate program or book or something? Clothing one to be written about specific types of clothes or item and link to it on amazon etc? Is there
some way in which linking all of your posts to affiliate type offers can hurt you if it is at the tail end of your 500-600 word article? (Dumb question?)

Any advice would be great. The goal would be to focus on a couple sites every day and write an article for each plus spend an hour doing backlinks and if free time maybe submit an article or two with backlinks that way too?
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  • Profile picture of the author MSC
    A: Would I benefit from deleting all of the duplicate content like I plan on doing or will it not make a difference?
    If that content is indexed, then no need to delete, basically no big difference.

    B: Is it too late now that some of my blogs have ran WPRobot for over a year now and will I be penalized even if i remove everything and start fresh because Google knows what i've been up to?
    Never too late to start fresh.

    C: Will I benefit a lot from the unique content when each site would only gain an article once a week compared to an autoblog that after the last year had like 900 posts?
    It depends on your article quality and word count, if 600+ words article (well optimized) each week, then it will definitely be of benefit, though results wont show fast - 2-3 weeks.

    D: Should I try to link every post (if its a money making niche for example) to an affiliate program or book or something? Clothing one to be written about specific types of clothes or item and link to it on amazon etc? Is there
    some way in which linking all of your posts to affiliate type offers can hurt you if it is at the tail end of your 500-600 word article? (Dumb question?)
    No need to link to affiliate offers from within your article with one word, works best if its h1, h2, that stands out and receives clicks, placing adsense or banners works well too.

    The goal would be to focus on a couple sites every day and write an article for each plus spend an hour doing backlinks and if free time maybe submit an article or two with backlinks that way too?
    Seems to be great plan.
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  • Profile picture of the author LearnStill
    Thank you so much for the response, been racking my brain over this all day/night. To be clear, there is no problem that can come up say if you had a clothing blog and had targeted a specific handful of keywords but at the end of each post had a set of examples for sale or specific ones you pointed out via amazon affiliate stuff? Or if its a post on how to do something that targets your niche adding at the end a picture and maybe paragraph and link to that offer?
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  • Profile picture of the author chrislu
    for this i was baned,not indexed((
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