Pandas Don't Like Duplicate Content

I keep coming back to the thing about people just taking content from our site and using it, we can't spent our time checking up to see if it's stolen. Maybe the articles could be just examples of subjects we can write about, or include a list of possible articles on BCG.

It doesn't do anyone any good to copy our stuff from Bangari, and post it elsewhere as their own. It's a waste of their time, and it doesn't hurt us if they do it. It actually helps us, because it will push their site lower in ranking on the same topic they steal content from us. First of all, even the content farms won't allow it. They check content for originality before they post it. If they find that it was posted at Bangari first, they won't allow it to be posted on their site. That is another reason why I like the idea of posting SPVs on Factoidz. It's a free "test" of our content spinning robot. If they accept it, it means our spun out versions are unique enough to pass robot inspection, so they are good enough for SEO purposes.

If "scraper" sites post copies of our content, it's because they don't know enough about the Internet and SEO and intellectual property. As part of my "list building" that is: finding sites to get backlinks from, and clients to sell content to, I will find time to check the Web for plagiarized content. When I find them, I can "educate them" as to why they can't gain rank or make money as a scraper site. Then I can offer to sell them unique content once I've made them understand that duplicate content is useless. If we can't sell them content, at least we can sell them a robot so they can make their collection of stolen content unique on their own!

I'll forward you a copy of an email I sent to C. L. Summers. This is a good example of the kind of "education" I would give to the plagiarists, to get them to be with us instead of against us.



I'm glad you liked the review. I'll post reviews in other places, including the ones you suggested. I want to give you some important advice before you make a mistake in your promotion efforts: DO NOT post duplicate content!

The last thing that you want to do is post the review I wrote for Amazon, word for word, on other sites. The search bots recognize duplicate content. They penalize the sites that post it, and devalue the links from those sites to the site/product you are trying to promote. So, where you have the right idea about the importance of link building, our efforts will be in vain unless the content we post is at least 70% unique.
What we need to do is take the review I wrote, and flat spin it. We need to build a "Kama Sutra Celibacy Review" RSA file in Google Docs that we can draw spun articles from, and use those articles for the linking campaign. Are you familiar with how to format content for the robot spinner? We can teach you, it's easy. It helps hone your writing skills too. Some folks enjoy the process, others hate it! It's essential in order to get the 0-8 backlinks per day that you need in order to get your site growing steady in rank. Check out Alexa.com. This is a free analytics site that does a great job at showing how your site is doing relative to others on the Web, and shows you where your backlinks are coming from.

The other great thing about Alexa.com, is that if you research other sites that are similar to yours, you can see where they are getting their quality backlinks from, and this will show you what sites to target for your own backlink campaign. They list the backlinks in order of quality, the highest quality in first position. Your promotional content needs to appeal to the robots as well as humans. The Best Spinner robot is a great tool to use to create that content in a way that it will still relay the same information to the humans but in the eyes of the robots, the content will be unique. It's worth it just to use it to measure the percentage of uniqueness of the content we're spinning. If you decide to buy one, use the affiliate link on Bangari (or just click the hyperlink in the previous sentence). We get an affiliate commission on each subscription, and that money is paid out to the content producers who help spin and post the content that will help you sell a lot of books!

Two other important things to understand about linkbuilding:

1) After you get one link backlink from a site, additional ones do not count towards your "webutation" (Web reputation). These additional backlinks from the same site still help generate traffic, but they don't carry any weight for ranking.

2) You can only get 0-8 original links per day. This way it looks "natural." More than 100 in a month will look phony and cause Google to put the site in the "Sandbox" -meaning it won't count those links at all toward your rank for up to a year.

It's a team effort. Our group at Bangari should try to buy each others books, and write reviews for each other, and use the Bangari platform to spin and post these reviews and related content and collectively promote each others intellectual property and domains. The articles we produce for this purpose will be posted all over the Internet, including on our own private sites and our "co-op" site, Bangari. Here it can collect passive revenue from AdSense and Affiliate revenue which will help fund our collective efforts through the Bangari Bucks payment system, and buy us some neat bells and whistles for the site.
I'll get started building the RSA file out of the review I wrote. I'll share the doc with you, and you can help me build it as I show you how to format text for the robot spinner. See you there!