Have you jump on the "Content" Bandwagon?

Did you jump on the "Content" Bandwagon?

In a desperate effort to keep alive their Adsense income, many entrepreneurs, and those that supply software and services to them, began building "content-rich" sites and software to make building them fast and easy.

This spawned hundreds of Private Label Rights (PLR) membership sites all too happy to sell thousands of keyword rich articles to their members. They would limit the number of members to avoid the "Duplicate Content" filters.

People "scraped" articles from article directories to fill their sites with "good" content. None of it worked all that well. Let's dispel some Myths:

Myth #1: Content is King

Wrong! Unique Content is King! If you have the same content as everyone else, Look Out! Google, Yahoo, and MSN are furiously upgrading their duplicate content filters. When they do, we will see a repeat of the devastation, we saw earlier as thousands of your valuable, hard-wrought web pages disappear once more...

When that occurs, there goes your number one rankings, and your Adsense revenue along with it.

Many of the top SEO experts are talking about the need for fresh, unique, quality content for your sites.

Myth #2: You have to write your own articles or rewrite every PLR article you have by hand

We both know if you had to -- you wouldn't.

If your goal is to put up 10 sites a month with 50-200 pages a site, my calculator says you would wear out your keyboard before the month was up.

If you are a gifted writer and love nothing more than sitting in front of your computer, pecking away at your keyboard unit 2 in the morning, good for you.

The rest of us got into this to make money while we sit on a tropical beach in an exotic country, sipping a Margarita, not to get blisters on our fingertips.

Fortunately, you don't have to sit at your computer writing or rewriting articles. There is a better way.

Myth #3: Hire a Ghostwriter to make unique content

What does a regular writer know about writing content that:

1. Search engines will love to rank high
2. Makes sense to the people reading it

With all due respect to the hard-working writers out there, but this is an important skill set. Those who know keyword research and good copywriting are rare. They charge a premium for their services.

The reason we look to article directories and PLR articles is because most writers charge $5 an article. If you want to put up 1,000 pages, it will cost $5,000 -- ouch!

It does not make sense to spend $100's on your PLR articles and then $1,000's more for a ghostwriter to rewrite them.

And if you decided to have a ghostwriter write a 1,000 articles for you, who is going to read them, edit them, and make sure they make sense?

Remember the exotic beach? The Margarita? Do you want to be there reading 200 article on beekeeping, contact lenses, and growing petunias? Not me!

And you don't either...

Myth #4: Time to give up and go back to pumpin' gas

As the programmer of my hot-selling Website Article Wizard, I made quite a name for myself, and a small fortune, taking articles and using Website Article Wizard to make the pages look unique to the search engines.

And to be quite honest, if all you wanted was to build websites, Website Article Wizard is all you really need.

But...

There are advantages to posting articles to your blog, submitting them to article directories, using them in autoresponders and turning them into ebooks. And let's face it, if you could take your articles and make them unique, high quality articles in 14 seconds, why not?

Not only that, but what if you could take ONE article and rewrite it 100 times in 14 seconds? Take the 50 PLR articles you have and turn them into 5,000 articles? All unique. All high quality.

For the past year, I have been using three programs I wrote specifically to solve this problem.

And solve it, my programs did! Last year, my Adsense Revenue was $173,245.15*

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