If you struggle to find free quality content, whether to repost to your blog or just to use as an inspiration for your future work, don’t go any further.
I will show you how to dig out just this kind of content for free, quickly, easily and in accordance with all laws. How you will use this content is up to you …
There were times when one of the most popular methods of building backlinks was so-called article marketing. Many of you may still remember this term but for many, it is just a distant prehistory of Internet marketing. Today, we would call this way of promoting a site the forerunner of content marketing.
The system worked so that there were several thousands more or less popular article directories that published articles in which their authors could place links to their websites or in fact to any websites, no matter whether theyowned them or not.
On the one hand, we had popular directories that received free content from thousands of independent authors, and on the other hand, we had independent authors who received links from popular websites in return. Sounds like a deal? You bet it did that time.
And I haven’t said one important thing yet, and that is that anyone who wanted to, was allowed to freely publish such articles providing that they followed the established commom rules, usually you had to keep the backlinks intact.
This popular deal worked very well until about 2011, when Google and other internet search engines (yes, there were other internet search engines at that time) realized that this whole thing was actually a conspiracy to manipulate their search results and article marketing ended quickly. Well, at least article marketing in the form in which it existed.
Article directories subsequently experienced rough times and the vast majority of them failed to continue their expensive operation in the following years and disappeared.
However, this does not change anything with the fact that those bloggers have already made their articles public and allowed them for republishing, which opens up a new opportunity for us. This would not have happened without the awesome Internet Archive, for which we are infinitely and eternally grateful…
Of course, I’m not persuading anyone to steal someone else’s expired content, I’ll just show you how to get free, quick, and easy access to long-forgotten content that its authors have already authorized for further use on the public Internet.
We start the adventure of finding expired legal content with our Smartial Search. We’ll enter the keyword “article directory” leave the additional keywords empty and hit the search button. Then we will sort the results by the number of pages (descending).
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