RSS in action
 

http://www.mrg2000.com/student-loan-...n-reviews.html

Sure it looks like crap.... but

Looks like there's HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of these RSS-generated spam pages each trawling for 1 to 10 clicks per day. However, if you add them all up... not a laughing matter.

EEEKS I was trying to avoid pages that look like that with autoblogger pro. I like the results

I wonder what the ban rate for those types of pages are... (adjusted for webmasters reporting each other for SE spam :1orglaugh )

Bump for SE spam

I nice example of how not to do things.

In regards to good SEO practices on Google & Yahoo, why does a site using RSS not get penalized for duplicate content? I've never understood that.

I wish I could figure out wtf I was doing, lol... getting over 5k is seeming to be a challenge.

cause a vast majority of legit mainstream sites use syndicated content. You wont find ver many sites in the mainstream with a room full of content writers and story reporters. All you need to do is add a bit of original text to seperate yourself. I use a program that uses free reprint articles but adds a bit of text that I write which seperates me from all the others using the content, puts me way ahead :2 cents:

Nice layout.

Pennies add up to dollars.

There are lots of ways around it.

It all comes back to quantity versus quality. I don't think the owner is looking for bookmarked traffic. :) That site has over 60,000 pages in Google. It would take one day to build, zero maintenance and last at least three months in Google and prob longer in Yahoo and MSN.

teach me your ways :)

yeah, i´m interested in that too!

How does that fandangos site work, it looks great?? All the content is via RSS feeds? How do you find those feeds?? :helpme

Looks like we think alike.

Imagine HUNDREDS of domains with thousands of those article pages each.

Better yet, imagine the same but with READABLE and "real" text content written by dedicated writers hitting high value PPC terms.

Heheheheh Im getting a new script done. Should be interesting.

I think it may be that they penalize for duplicate content on one site. The whole purpose of rss is syndication so I doubt they would penalize you for using it.