Find Inspiration from Offline Sources

We all should know by now that taking somebody’s article and rewriting it won’t do us much good these days. We also know that spinning content is a thing of the past and if we do it today it can harm our sites, right? That is correct, and I’m not suggesting that you go out and find a article online to spin and rewrite. At this point you may be asking yourself, “so what’s the point of this post Bernard!?”

Well even though I do agree that it’s a bad idea I also know that it is only with content found online. I mean, what if you were to rewrite content found else where? How would Google know? Sounds to me that if you got content offline you wouldn’t have to worry too much.

Now I know that this sounds like an attempt to game Google or whatever which I do think some people who read this post will use Kryptonite and go after Superman, but I assure you that is not the case. At least not with me. I’m actually Batman who happens to be Superman’s ally. That’s right, and who also happens to have a Kryptonite ring just in cases Superman decides to act up. To go slightly off topic here and explain my analogy, Kryptonite (spun and rewritten content) is Superman’s (Google) weakness and Batman (me) keeps a Kryptonite ring on him since he obviously can’t match superman’s strength.

Anyway, I also just happen to have ideas fly into my skull that I feel are good and I simply share them. I guess that makes me a blogger. I also like to mention that I have not used the following method personally, yet. Now with all that being said, allow me to share a method with you on how to go about rewriting articles and still benefit from it.

Look for Articles in Magazines and Newspapers Related to Your Niche

It sounds rather obvious now doesn’t it? I mean, how would Google know if you took an article from a magazine and re wrote it? You may also ask yourself “What’s the point of rewriting content, if I’m writing then I might as well write the whole thing myself.” Well true, but keep in mind that for some people this method might be easier, and it also can save you “some” time.

Keep in mind that when I say “rewrite” by no means do I mean word for word. No matter where you get the content from it’s still plagiarism if it’s an exact copy. I know that this won’t stop people from sneaking into my Batcave, taking this idea and copying the entire article. But I figured I would risk the biscuit and share my method anyway. Now for those who have integrity, what you can do is just write down the facts and the points made. This way you can skip the research part of it in case you are unfamiliar with the topic at hand.

Get Inspired

Once you have written down some facts you can Google, and dust off some free spinning softwares to spin your articles. Once the key points have been spun you should do some minor editing and make sure that you find it presentable. Once you have done all that you can attempt to write the article from your own unique perspective by adding your own twists to it. Doing this would save you some time by taking away the research portion out and still give you a chance to write a unique article that won’t get Superman to come pulverize your rankings.

Summary

Find some articles inside of magazines and newspapers that you like and write down all the facts. Once you have written them down (assuming they were word for word) you can spin and edit them. After that is done you can proceed with the article by filling in the gaps.

Well there you have it, I just presented you with a way you can be inspired by offline sources and still write unique rewrite and spin articles that will keep both Batman and Superman happy.

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About Bernard Zarifovic

I'm a young entrepreneur currently living in Atlanta, Ga. The reason I created this blog is to share my personal experiences in making money online. I have an analytical mind by nature which helps me to come up with strategies and has drawn me to business and marketing. My entrepreneur mindset allows me to be fearless in trying new things and acting on my ideas. I prefer to have things planned ahead and thought out before diving into them which I believe is the reason why my ideas have mostly worked out. Some ideas did not work out and were not profitable, but I do not regret my failures as I look at them as learning experiences and humbly accept them. To learn more about me, please read my personal story.