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Triple Your Online Income Using Content from the Public Domain

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The public domain describes creative works that are out of copyright or which never were copyright protected.  And that means you can copy works in the public domain and even sell them or use them as the basis of your own exclusive articles to draw traffic and grow backlinks to your blogs and web sites.  But only if …..

….. you change those public domain works into your own unique words and special writing style.  You must never use public domain works untouched on your own sites or in articles uploaded to other people’s sites.

That’s not just because most good article directories refuse articles from the public domain but also because every one of your articles can easily be duplicated many times by other people accessing the public domain – and we all know what stance Google and other search engines take on duplicate content don’t we?  That’s right, they hate duplicate content, and sites containing too much content from the public domain and duplicated across the Internet will be avoided in search engine returns or even barred from being indexed.

And that means, whatever you take from the public domain must be used as research material or as ideas for your own articles and free of paragraphs and phrases ‘borrowed’ from public domain originals.

If you’re tempted to use phrases from public domain works or you’re not sure what they mean or how to reword them, try keying them into Google’s search engine or into an online thesaurus where you’ll find many ways of conveying the exact same message in completely different ways.

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