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fooddieting
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Tell us what you think about "CONTENT REWORDING"

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It's been a habit for newbie SEO Specialist to do some content rewording in some of their promotions like when they submit articles, classified advertisements and even when posting in blogs..

My question is, should it be tolerated? Or should it be stopped?

Give us your thoughts about this. Give us your advises. Tell us what you think about "CONTENT REWORDING".
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Post by mrandrei »

I don't see any problem with content rewording for as long as you make the content as different as the original one. Writing pephrased or reworded articles is not plagiarism.
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Post by joker »

I think it is better than doing black hat, :)
And I think there's nothing wrong with rewording than repeating it with the same content
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Post by my_misyel »

Why don't you just create your own article? :D
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Post by KrazyG »

LOL! Just do your own content and you will be good... ;)
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