Autoblog Blueprint

Written by Silace Greene Friday, 13 May 2011 07:51

If traffic and profit are your goals, content uniqueness is the primary driver for your autoblogging success. The level of uniqueness for your content is one of the biggest factors in determining your search engine rank. Often autobloggers who optimize their site will end up on the second page of Google, simply because their content is not unique. This is simply because, without the unique content, the site is classified as a secondary source of information.

If traffic and profit are your goals, content uniqueness is the primary driver for your autoblogging success. The level of uniqueness for your content is one of the biggest factors in determining your search engine rank. Often autobloggers who optimize their site will end up on the second page of Google, simply because their content is not unique. This is simply because, without the unique content, the site is classified as a secondary source of information.

Sources of Unique Content

With this in mind, how do you get unique content for your autoblog? After all, an autoblog is by definition, repurposed automated content. You do have some options on creating unique content automatically for your autoblog. The first method to create unique content for your autoblog is to use the translation services and plugins. These bank on the "lost in translation" effect to replace some of the content in your articles. While not ideal, the lost in translation effect does help to change the overall text of many posts which improve their unique identity.

Unique Article Wizard

If you are looking for text that is a little more unique, the Unique Article Wizard has a great plugin that populates your autoblog with articles that have already been spun by the original author. This plugin is a must-have for article marketers and autobloggers as it allows you to post relatively unique content consistently to your blog.

The Unique Article Wizard service is mutually beneficial to both writers and autobloggers as it creates backlinks for the authors and provides unique content for autobloggers.

The final source of generally unique autoblog content which should always be part of your blueprint is relatively unused PLR articles. Depending on your niche, there is a never-ending supply of basic content out there that has relatively low levels of syndication. You just need to spend some time searching to find it.