Where bloggers get so much content?

A question I think many asked before... Where do some blogger get so much info for their blogs? I see tech bloggers that bring even 30 good articles every day... and also describing new appeared gadgets and technologies... Where they get all that stuff? And also others write a lot of phones and computers parts reviews... they actually buy that stuff or who gives them those to make reviews on them...?

 

mostly feeds. as it's all duplicate content, it's not much use.

 

That, and many, many blogs also have full-time writers.

All they do, all day long, every day, is to find stuff to write about.

They scour other sites on the subject. They go to news sites like Reuters, Yahoo, MSN... They subscribe to a slew of magazines. They buy books on the subject. They read daily newspapers. They keep their eyes peeled and their ears open for anything on the TV and radio...

They take dozens upon dozens of notes.

That's their job - and many of them get paid good money to do it.

 

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Mostly duplicates, some even spin the content.

 

duplicates contents, just few changes to the original content.

 

There's website called "Blogger Link Up" which allows you to request guest posts for your site. This us a free way to get unique content to your site.

 

Yes good blogger contents are rare so mostly USA base blogs have high rated contents on their blogs and as well have good comments that's why they get better links and rank in google search engine.

 

use a freelancer writer, why still use feed, duplicates and spin?, it's crap!

 

There's a plugin that delivers unique content (up to 20 posts a month). It's called autocontentplus. It's free. You can get it here - free wordpress plugins

 

there's always something to write about so it's not hard to be constantly producing new content for a blog.. Alot of what people produce is rehashed / reworked information.. There's only so many ways you can write about link building for example..

As someone mentioned earlier, hiring freelance writers and editor's helps alot of sites and blog push out numerous posts on a daily basis.

 

Those bloggers that churns out content like that can no longer be considered blogger in traditional sense. They are more like corporate with full time writers just like any media outlet. Newspaper has hundreds of story on them everyday right? those bloggers are more like that.

 

Better try Google News where you will get latest updates about what is going on in the technology world. So, instead of spinning or churning produce latest unique info. Why copying or plagiarism.

 

what does that even mean? You seem to be saying that 'instead of spinning or churning' existing content, 'spin or churn' Google News, which is....existing content.

 

Google news and yahoo news delivers current top news all day long and this could be a great source for your writing inspiration. And don't forget Yahoo answers, their you will be able to find your niche related questions and that tells a lot about people having problem in related field. Hope this is helpful.

 

Most will be using autoblog software which pulls syndicated content from other sources. Mass spinning of pre-written content is also another good way to get limitless free content.

 

I used to work for a blogger - basically I and many others would submit three posts a day on his specific niche. We were free to choose the titles and what we wrote about as long as it was in the health niche. If you can afford it this is the way to go, as you are getting lots of unique content. If you choose to use PLR articles or copy other content online don't expect to get ranked highly in the search engines. Until you can afford it you're better off to write for yourself.

 

News sites can easily get lots of stories just by tweaking and republishing press releases, etc. The better ones get freelance writers to write unique stories based on the press releases. You'd need a lot of traffic to recoup those costs in ad views, though.

 

I used to be a pro blogger, and would come up with 25 - 30 good new posts daily, now i write for others

 

that's correct. You can spot the ones who have used a cheap 'collaborative' spinner by all the grammatical mistakes. As can Google.