Making PLR Content Unique Using MS Word To Create Variations

Posted on February 15, 2009
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As we all know whenever we publish or post articles to our websites or blogs the content should be unique or at least to certain percentage. Many make use of PLR articles especially for the niche sites and some publish the articles as is which really isn’t the most ideal thing to do. PLR articles should be re-written to be at least 30-40% unique so the the search engines will happily index the pages that they are on. The problem most people have is that they have trouble re-writing content for various reasons such as English not being their primary language and makes it hard for them to contextually re-write an article.

Well if you use Microsoft word, then there is a relatively easy way to re-write PLR content and does not in most cases take up a lot of time.

I have provided a neat little way of creating 40% uniqueness to your PLR articles but you’ll need Microsoft Word 2003. I’m not sure if the 2007 has the auto-summarize function (I don’t want to waste my money on an upgrade if the version I use works perfectly fine). Here are instructions on how to use the Auto Summarize function:

Making Use Of Microsoft Word To Create Variations

- First of all go to your Microsoft Word program and click on the tools icon or pull down menu.

- Then click on the auto-summarize button.

- You’ll be presented with several options. Click on the third box which says

“Create A New Document And Put The Summary There”

- You then have a “Length Of Summary” section below which will give you various options of reducing the length of the article including reduction of the percentage, how many words you want in the article and how many sentences to have.

- I prefer to simply reduce the article in terms of percentage but you’re certainly welcome to experiment with the other options and see what results you get.

- Finally hit the OK button and you’re good to go.

Okay, here’s how I utilize this nifty little function. Once I’ve finished my base article, I’ll run it through this auto-summarize function.

Firstly, I’ll reduce the length of the piece by 50-60% of the original. Check the reduced version to see if it makes sense. I’ll guarantee you it does over 90% of the time. It’s uncanny how this tool can take out the fluff and leave the main points.

Then last, fill in the blanks. By this, I mean you should re-write the sections taken out by the tool and you’ll end up with a reasonably unique version of the original which is good enough for posting.

Just make sure that you read through the variations created and see that it all makes sense.

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