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The Skyscraper Technique
The Skyscraper Technique is a technique that's used to research and come up with new content ideas for content that is better than your competitors.
The way it works is you have to find the content that is ranking for the keywords you're targeting and then basically improve upon it and make it much better.
This could be through literally rewriting that content in your own way, expanding on areas in more detail and providing more information about it in a different and better way. You will have to find and identify weaknesses or shortfalls in that content and make it better and more useful than the original version is/was.
When you start doing this you'll soon start to see many ways in which you can make other websites content much better and more useful to the people that are searching for it. And while it can involve a fair bit of work, you'll be pleased when you start seeing how much more attention your better version gets by using the Skyscraper Technique!
Here's how to do the Skyscraper Technique in three easy steps.
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Yes I usually research my content before I start writing and checking out what other websites have written is part of this research. I never thought to use this research in the way that you have described though. I get that this is business and that it can be quite cut throat but I just don't like the idea of "literally rewriting that content in your own way"... maybe I am being a bit silly here but isn't that really the same as spinning content just not using software
I like to create my own unique content, and yes I get ideas and do research from other websites but this technique seems a little off to me. I'm sure it would get good rankings yes, but not sure this is a route I want to go. Hey Mike thanks again for bringing a new technique to my attention and of course for explaining how to go about it. Yes I usually research my content before I start writing and checking out what other websites have written is part of this research. I never thought to use this research in the way that you have described though. I get that this is business and that it can be quite cut throat but I just don't like the idea of "literally rewriting that content in your own way"... maybe I am being a bit silly here but isn't that really the same as spinning content just not using software :) I like to create my own unique content, and yes I get ideas and do research from other websites but this technique seems a little off to me. I'm sure it would get good rankings yes, but not sure this is a route I want to go.
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