Are rewritten articles effective for bum marketing

Hello,I wanted to ask,how many people here just rewrite the articles from the

already written articles of other information found on the net.

Will it be effective enough to do it.And after a few days I notice that my

previous articles views almost stopped,Does it happen with you also.Thanks

 

And if we submit 50 articles per niche monthly is it effective enough to generate good revenue atleast 1000$ monthly,definitely considering targeting the right keywords .

 

This depends on how well you can rewrite articles really. If you do a good job then they can be effective, if you do a poor job then they won't be effective. First of all you have to make sure you change things up enough not to get caught by EZ for duplicating articles and then secondly you have to make sure they are re-written well enough that they read well so that your reader is convinced of your expertise.

As far as traffic stopping for articles - it's normal to get an initial boost of traffic and then for it to die down somewhat. The only way to get long term traffic is to make sure you target your articles for specific keywords which will get good long term long tail search traffic.

 

Yes they are .. Tell you a secret which i have encountered while promoting my websites that there are many writers here on DP also who almost does rewriting.. very few do original writing. I don't want to offend anybody but on a general scale its difficult to find good, original and cheap writers.

So its good to use rewritten articles..

 

There is no difference between an original article and rewritten article, because if you think all articles on the Internet are "rewritten".

Millions of websites tell you the same thing, but in different words, aren't they?

So don't worry about that too much.

 

Try to add in some fun to it. Wikipedia is a great place for ideas, hehe

 

I think it depends on the quality of the article whether its rewritten or not.

 

It depends on :
-amount of your traffic
-quality of it

It's really hard to tell so I guess you'll have to find it out all by yourself.

Good luck

 

I'll also add to Jose's list,

- conversion of the product your selling.

Some of the best CTR articles I have are in niches that have yet to convert a single sale for me. And that's after trying the sales page with one affiliate for a month, than trying another for a month.

I've tried a lot of different niches and it seems to be hit and miss in a lot of ways. Some niches 10 SE hits could make you a sale. Other niches a 100 SE hits would get you nothing.