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Hello guys,

There are many *hot* discussions are going on at the Google support forum regarding the scraped (duplicate) content and articles. The last update with google's algorithm seems destroyed the rankings of many websites. Really? Have you experienced this google slap?

While searching for a solution to avoid get penalized by google - I found an interesting article where the author shares a simple system to create 100% unique articles - almost automatically. I didn't try it myself yet. But is that really possible to build keyword optimized articles automatically? Wow if this works that'd be a great help for all of us. :)

You may find the article and ebook here - (while I'm writing this post the ebook offered with the article is free to download. Don't blame me if the author pull it off)

What do you think?

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Good question, — and thanks for the follow-up, . Short version: be skeptical. Systems that promise “100% unique” articles automatically usually rely on templates, spinning, or recombining existing text. That can produce superficially different pages that still offer little real value, and those are exactly the kinds of pages quality-focused updates (like Panda-era changes) devalue.

Why this is risky: automated outputs rarely add original analysis, examples, or user-first structure. Search engines reward usefulness and intent satisfaction, not just string-level uniqueness. Publishing large quantities of templated pages dilutes site-wide quality signals and raises the chance of algorithmic demotion or manual review.

A practical, safer workflow if you want to speed up content without gambling on penalties:

  • Use tools for research: topic clustering, query intent, and outlines — not for the final copy.
  • Require a human-written unique section (experience, case study, tested example) in every article.
  • Run a duplicate-content check and a readability/fact-check pass before publishing.
  • Publish a small batch (5–10) as an experiment, monitor organic traffic and engagement for several weeks, then iterate.
  • Only scale patterns that show real traffic and user metrics improvement.

If traffic dropped after adopting an automated method, compare analytics dates with Google Search Console (manual actions, search impressions), identify thin or duplicate pages, then either improve, consolidate, or noindex those pages. Automated generation can help with grunt work, but the value that protects rankings is human insight and demonstrable usefulness — not just different word choices.

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Automatic Articles to Rank on Google? Can it help us avoid Google Panda Problem?

Thanks for the article.

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