Bangari Content Gallery and Project Exodus: Boiled down

This is who is on the “Masthead” so far, of this new site, Bangari Content Studios, that we believe is going to rise up out of the ashes of the content farms, and get content producers the pay and recognition they deserve for their art:

(alphabetical by first name)


Jerry Walch - Kevin Leland - Martha Jette - Petal Mashkari - Sally Collins -  Sanya Harika -
Teal Blackwell -



We are hoping to add about six more names, but are waiting for responses.

We have posted a bunch of stuff about our ideas, plans, goals and philosophies. This post is to boil all that down to just the “what to do” I’m going to resist the temptation to give the “whys” There will be plenty more on that later...and I think I’m going to do it by video posts. So, boiled down as much as possible, here it is:

1. Collect up all our content (articles, photos, videos) and organize in Google docs by Author>Topic>Subtopic>Title.
2. Create a Google Blogger Blog named “(First name) (Last name) Published Content Clearing House
3. Post a list of all our domains (sites, blogs, content farm posts) on Bangari Blog and then start our link building campaign by following each other, and posting to each other’s domains.
4. Buy, learn and master “The Best Spinner.” Purchase it from Bangari Content Gallery. When we get set up as an affiliate, and our site will make a commission on the sale of these robots.
5. Hand spin, robot spin, flat spin, nested spin and data merge our collected written content, using this amazing application that turns one article into many unique articles.
6. Post a spun-out version of each piece of our content on Bangari Content Gallery, again, by Author>Topic>Subtopic>Title. This will collect passive revenue, while offered for sale.
7. Post spun out versions on our “clearing house” blog and our other domains -being careful which directions our links go. Passive revenue can be earned at our individual sites as well -from our own content and our team members’ content too!

Through cutting edge competitive intelligence, a huge piece of which has already been accomplished, we will find companies who want our content. With proper link building, mentioned above, they will find us.

They buy our content, as is, cash on the barrel head. No contracts, no scope creep,
no money chasing, no bullshit. Surely, there will be requests for further “customization” of this content, which is fine. We will gladly accommodate this, being careful that each of us gets a fair shake, and are mutually satisfied with the agreement.

There are some link-building and search engine optimization services built into this plan that increase the value of these spun out versions of our content -tremendously. It’s all completely “white hat” and probably a little difficult to understand, but that’s a good thing. Google will love it. Our clients will appreciate it (they’ll have no choice) ;-) -I’ll explain these secrets to those of us on the Masthead, as I teach the basics of SEO that need to be understood before the company “secrets” can be understood. Then, we’ll keep it on a “need to know” basis, holding onto our secrets to the benefit of all our content producers for as long as possible.

The crucial time to practice flawless counter competitive intelligence is from now, until we have put together a core team of 12 founders and get our recruitment campaign rolling. Once we have built our team of, hopefully, hundreds of very talented, under paid, under-appreciated content producers who understand how and why they got screwed by the content farms join us under “Project Exodus", and win them over long term by treating them fairly, with the respect they deserve, we will be unbeatable. It could turn into a huge wave.

One of the best parts of Project Exodus is that all of our hard work to this day for these content farms...Will NOT go to waste! Consider that work as planting “content seeds” that grew into seedlings (on these content farms) that now need to be transplanted and cultivated into a crop that is going to produce fruit for it’s creators -indefinitely!

Here is a piece of a semi-recruiting post I did:

We are calling this “Project Exodus.” Anyone willing to join us is more than welcome. We still have a few slots available for those, like myself, who can devote full time work to setting this up. Wanna be on the Masthead? Either way, if you are just looking to do what you were hoping to do on these content farms, get paid a decent wage (we consider .03 per word minimum fair) to produce quality content, and show off your talent and smarts...Join us! You need to be willing to take Internet content production to the next level. There is somewhat of a steep “learning curve.” There is a writing application that you would need to master, that is key to the success of this project. You would need to learn about SEO, and especially the difference between Black Hat and White Hat methods of link building and search engine optimization. We are going to be “white hat” i.e., we will work with Google’s vision to provide their search engine users with a positive experience. We don’t try to get over on them! Once we prove to Google that we are on their side, I expect they will adjust to support us, instead of changing things like they recently did to shake off the parasites that leeched off them.

The rest of it is posted here:

Response to The Death of Content Farms