I recently wrote a script that spiders through links and on each link it spiders it grabs all the sentences (complete sentences, gotta love delimiters) and stores them for me. Not only that, the page in which the sentence came from, it grabs the keywords, description, title and the URL so I can sort them based on those things later.
End result… Complete and coherent sentences all somewhat relavant because they come from the same types of pages.
Since these are 80-110 character sentences, can the SEs catch on that it’s not original content?

I wouldnt think so because a single article might have sentences are 30 different websites, ya know?

While it’s more difficult in the first place to generate content, the ability to create dozens of websites a day with no manual labor whatsoever, allows a web promoter to expand extremely rapidly, and have a large income from the result.

In my opinion this is the most important step one needs to go through or at least think about somewhat thoroughly.

Establishing your needs and requirements will allow you to get a better idea of where you are heading to, what you want to aim for and it’ll even make your life easier when wanting to implement some crazy idea to test out.

Here’s an example; writing my content generation use cases and requirements, I decided it would make sence to generate posts for backlinking blogs based on content analysis (this is an experiment where the idea is to improve the relevancy of pages linking to my posts).

You raise solutions for designing content generators. However it is specific to a page/post/article’s textual content. Don’t get be wrong I did like the article. Just raising a few related questions I had:

What about content classification? I’m using wordpress, automating content tagging is easy. But what about generating a site’s categories accurately? And how do you generate your pages titles nicely?

There are a few potential solutions I don’t particularly like that much; using tags as categories, and relying on some keyword utility or service. Am I just too picky on my category names?

Here’s a challenging topic I’d like to hear about as well…. Generating medias (videos, images, sounds).

Finally, thanks for sharing the good stuff!