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WHAT'S WRONG WITH CONTENT GENERATORS?

By Cody Moya

Content generators are programs that create multiple copies of
your website, look for synonyms for the words you used in your
articles, and then posts fresh, each-a-little-different pages
up.

It sounds like a great idea: you take advantage of the way the
search engines catalog websites, get several extra hits per
day, and take in the advertising revenue for each of those
hits. The search engines get their views, you get your money,
and it's a win-win, right?

Wrong. First, any time you use the words "take advantage of,"
you should know instantly that what you're doing is ethically
wrong. If everyone used content generators to duplicate their
sites, search engines would be unusable in short order.

And though you're maximizing advertiser views, you're not
selling a product, which is what the view system is set up to
do; instead, you're annoying web visitors, and they will
eventually dump your lame site and go somewhere interesting,
like a music download site.

Second, any time a technology threatens the search engines,
they instantly go on the defensive. Rest assured: somewhere out
there a team of web geeks are working on a language program
that will be able to deduce when a site has been using a
content generator.

When they are successful, they'll shut down entire domains, not
just individual sites. Content generator sites will be found in
violation of search engine usage agreements, and they will not
be listed any longer.

Worse, the revenue you've been accumulating through that same
search engine is going to shut off completely, and you may find
lawyers on your doorstep stating that you are in violation of
the advertising agreement you made with the search engine and
thus are liable to pay back all the money you collected for
advertising – plus extra money for legal fees, taking up the
search engines' time, and just being a nuisance to the engines.

This is not a good end to your experiment with content
generation. The only winners in this situation are the people
who've made money by selling content generators to people
willing to take advantage of them.

And these are the people who will build the next generation of
software designed to take advantage of the search engines – and
take your money while they're at it.

What's the Alternative?

Many people don't use content generators to effectively spam
search engines. Instead, they use content generators to create
lots of pages with links back to their own web site.

There are better, more reliable, and above all completely legal
methods for driving traffic to your web site. The drawbacks:
they're not instantaneous, they do take some work on your part,
and they may cost you a little more money.

First, add real, valuable content to your website. That's not
the content the generators wanted to add, where the same
article has been reposted in different words.

Instead, it's using actual creative content written by human
beings. This sort of content is not that costly, though it's
generally not free either.

You can contract with a professional writer, a college student,
or an article broker like www.YourOwnArticles.com to supply
your site with content; and you can either supply the topics to
be written on (with or without guidelines) or you can trust the
content producers to come up with their own.

Second, develop a relationship with your customers and site
viewers. This can be as simple as just setting up community
bulletin boards, an FAQ, or even an email response form that
you actually respond to right away; or it can be as complex as
a blog, real-time chats, emailed newsletter subscriptions, and
special offers for your best customers.

Now you're ready to drive real traffic to your website. Start
exchanging links with sites similar to yours that have content
and information you yourself find useful and interesting. When
you exchange links, try to do it by mentioning the other sites
in articles on your website, or in your blog.

Take some of the articles you have archived or freshly-written
articles and take them out to free article directories, posting
them to share with other sites.

These other sites get your information, but in exchange will
post links crediting you for the information and directing
readers to visit your site.

Be certain to give the titles and links names that reflect the
keyword you're focusing your website around; this increases the
value of that keyword to you by emphasizing to web spiders that
it has to do with your site.

And start tweaking your site. Look at other ways to include
content, or to include keywords. Keep up with developments in
the search engine industry, and laugh as you find out that
they've shut down the content generators that you were smart
enough to avoid.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Cody Moya writes about Article Marketing in his free 50 parts
course on Article Marketing. You can sign up for his free
Article Marketing Course and get additional information at his
website: http://www.articlemarketingcourse.com

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