If you’re a shady article marketer or splogger (the folks who fill up sites with crap content for Adsense), you want lots of unique content. Unique content provides the backbone for thousands of your pages that handily bypass duplicate content filters.
Now there’s a problem with creating unique content: it’s taxing to create yourself, and expensive to outsource. The typical ghostwriter charges $10 per article. So what’s a shady splogger like yourself to do?
Easy.
Unleash the Power of the Markov Chain
The Markov Chain algorithm superficially generates very “real-looking” content, given just one seed document. This means that if you feed it a text-string, it instantly spawns as a completely rewritten article, yet appears reasonably readable. This is of value because that’s just what you want: unique content! Any mishmash of text fed into the Markov Chain algorithm emerges into literally hundreds of unique versions, easily bypassing search engine filters.
I’ve come across numerous software that utilize the algorithm. One of them is Peter Bray’s Markov Engine . With this baby, you can be an expert splogger in no time flat. Simply create an account (it’s free) and start churning out dozens of unique content with their demo template. Currently, their demo includes topics like fitness and health. Content for the demo doesn’t cost.
Now to generate unique content for your own niches, you’ll have to pay. It costs $20 for 100 credits. Each credit means one unique article. So for 20 buckeroos, you get 100 articles.
Do you want to use this software on your own blog? Definitely not! Grammar comes out atrocious. You’ll scare away customers with such frankensteinian articles. To my mind, such tools will be favored only by blackhatters managing blog farms.
Any folks here guilty of dancing the Markov?
