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Hey Noel and All...

>I am using this method to create content for blogs mainly
>and it is working out very well. It is much better than any
>content spinner if you use good text blocks to begin with.

If you have good info/paragraphs going in, you'll have good content coming out.

Again, I want to stress I've used the method for 12 years to beat the SEs. It works. There's very few strategies that have worked as long.

And again, the difference with this strategy as compared with typical "spinning" is that we'll produce "articles" (posts, pages, etc) that are usually 70-90% "unique" when compared with any other particular/single page. NO spinner can match that.

Plus, the keywords and info are in different areas of the page. With spinners, the same content is in the first paragraph across all pages. With my method, a paragraph may appear first on one page, 12th on another, 6th on another, etc. This greatly helps dedoop pages.

These pages are what I call "condoor" pages...Pages that mix content and doorway principles.

If you stumble on one of Noel's pages, you'll never know it was a spun, doorway page, instead it will offer 3-12 (or so) interesting tips or bits of info.

>I am using Replacez to add html links to my tin and silver
>sites which further dedoops the articles.

I suggest alternating...For examlple...

Find:
german shepard

Replacez:
german shepard (keep it the same - no link)
<a ref="page1.html">german shepard (links to page1.html)<a ref="http://anotherdomain.com";>german shepard</a> (links to another domain)
<b>german shepard</b> (adds the "bold" tag to keyword)
AKC german shepard (adds a secondary keyword)

What Replacez will do is go through all your pages and each time it finds the phrase "german shepard" it will replace it with one of the five options above, cycling through the list.

As you can see in the above example, we have 5 different SEO versions for the keyword phrase "german shepards"...And there's plenty more you could add for more variety.

And this is my style of SEO that is unlike any other style. I want to create as many variations as possible, then mix these variations with tons of other variations.

The "standard" style of SEO is to take one page and go through all the "usual" places and add keywords. Problem is, you can't get serious traffic doing one page at a time.

Sure, your single page may rank well, but Noel's 1000 pages will bring far more TRAFFIC, ranking for a variety of phrases and keywords.

With 1000 pages, you can have 50 sites/blogs that update 20 times each, and all cross-linking with each other.

If there is one thing you really learn from this forum about my style of SEO, this thread is it. If you want SERIOUS SEO traffic, this is how you do it...