Collect articles automatically forom other article sites

Do you know how to collect articles automatically from other article sites?

 

There have been scripts offered up for sale here before..I would browse the Buy/Sell/Trade section. Before you fork out though, check that it complies with the article sites TOS. If not, you may find your IP banned after shelling out for the script

 

A lot of article sites I have seen have RSS Feeds, if they allow you to post the articles on your own site, you can use a PHP RSS Reader and display them articles the way you want on you site. I will look around and see what rss reader i used before and post back here, give me 5mins.

 

ok, maybe less then 5mins, i did a quick search on google and came across the one I used before and it worked very well, called Magpie, have a look at there sourceforge page here.

 

Thanks very much for all your replies.It is so kind of you!

 

Make sure that you can post the articles you gather. Also, if you're looking for content, just realize that goog can tell that it is duplicate content, also if you are grabbing it, a bunch of other people are too.

 

Individual articles aren't viewed as "Duplicate Content", webpages are

There is a signifigant difference

 

check www.articlesitedeveloper.com

you can use template to customize the articles which are collected from other sites automatically. Of course, you can use these articles for free according to TOS of the article sites.

For $47, it is a good investment.

 

Hi,

With regards to MagpieRSS, I have written an article which may help: Add RSS feeds to your Web site using MagpieRSS

Thanks,

Gary

 

The best way to do this, is sort of like grabbing news from websites. I dunno how the duplicate content thing works, but, I do know that using XML and XSL you can grab RSS/XML from the article sites website and style it using XSL and display it. And you get it by using PHP.
Something like this:
<?php
$file = file("http://www.somearticlesite.com/their_article_rss.xml");
$file[0] = str_replace($file[0], "", $file[0]); // Delete first line <?xml ?>
echo "<?xml version='1.0'?>
<?xml-stylesheet type=\"text/xsl\" href=\"test.xsl\"?>";
$fil = implode($file);
echo $fil;
?>
We attach the XSL stylesheet to the XML document that they have. However you probably need to learn XSL and some XML before that so refer to this tutorial.

You might have to play around with my script to match the article sites needs.

 

Yeah, I agree with you.

 

RSS is best option...
If you are using some CMS then it would be really easy..like in WP you can download a plugin to do all this for you. Just put in rss link and there you go... They automatically take care of Duplicate Content...

 

May be you can use Curl and DOM in PHP or use RSS if they have!

 

Why not concentrate on building up your own unique content? It's far better in the long run.

 

How does Google see this kind of service ? The last I tried something like this, my site got sandboxed.