Creating Postsbr In the past, the method was to quickly write 300 words, include an image, and you’re done.br These days we take it to the next level while actually making it even easier on ourselves. There are now five types of blog posts…br Infographic Postsbr Where you share an infographic, add an introduction, and write a conclusion or summary of what you learned from thisbr Video Reviewsbr Where you share a video (or multiple) and summarise review the videosbr Image Gallerybr Where you share an image gallery and explain the imagesbr Standard articlebr 500-700 words with image or videobr Introduction postbr Having that mix of videos, image galleries, and infographics make it much more visually appealing.br Plus they make it even easier to write content, all you need to do is recap an infographic or add your own thoughts to it, much easier than researching and writing a whole new article.br Bonus Tip: Research some long-tail keywords and create SEO optimised content so it ranks well and brings in additional traffic and links. Our testing showed this increase the effectiveness of PBN links.br Creating Pagesbr There are numerous types of pages you can create, niche relevant ones are a good idea, but here are some absolute standard go-to ones if you need:br About – Write about the website, team, author, or allbr Contact us – Explain why people should contact them and include contact formbr Events Workshops – For dates put “in 2 weeks” or “this sunday”, explain what the event is aboutbr Advertising – Have information about advertising on the site and a contact formbr Why we created XYZ – Explain the backstory of why the blog was createdbr FAQ – Answer frequently asked questions about the topic websitebr Tips – Have a contact form with information about how to send an article tip inbr Resources – Useful advice, links to useful authority sitesvideos, book recommendationsbr Privacy Policy Terms and Conditionsbr Make sure to mix up how you are naming these though across all your different websites, for example:br Rather than “about” it could be.. About us, About this website, About [sitename], What is this, Who are we.br How To Steal Free Contentbr As we’re already breaking rules, here’s an unethical (and illegal?) method people are using to get free content for their sites. Use this at your own discretion.br Remember the Wayback Machine we referenced earlier? It’s a great way for determining what the website used to be about.br Well, as well as doing this, you can also completely copy the contents of the previous website [of your domain]. You can do this by completely copying the website, which can be outsourced for a measly $5. Or you can simply copy and paste the content into your blog.br The reason this works is that the content is that the content is no longer being used, therefore not indexed by search engines. This can even pass manual reviews.