WEBSITE CONTENT: Where Can I Find Free Web Content?

[maxins09]

I currently have my web desinger creating a new and first website for our P&C Agency. Where can I find free insurance related content to add to our site?
Also, would it be better for me to write my own website content for each line of insurance?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Nick

 

[YouGotMyMoney]

Free content? You could take any content you like off Chump's site(s) for free, it's his way of giving back, you see? LOL....J/K

An affordable provider of content would be textbroker.com, avg 10-20 for a 500 word article. If you want uber high quality you could try someone like morningarticles.com

MorningArticles.com -CONTENT That RANKS™ -American Written. SEO'd. Bulk Delivered FAST. .

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

If it's free...it's all over the internet,and that's not what you want.

That's my opinion.

 

[Josh]

Ezine will make you copy their links and give them credit (which may mean giving a competitor a backlink). You may also want to consider a PLR database, I have a few and if nothing else they can give you ideas.

That said, it would be much better for you to write (or have someone right) original quality content for your site.

 

[InsuranceLibrary.com]

Write your own unique, original content. Or, as mentioned above, use a service like TextBroker or oDesk to find someone to write the content for you. If you take content from somewhere else on the web yours will be labeled as "duplicate content" and Google will never rank your pages where users see them.

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

Google is also pretty good about removing duplicate content when you find it and submit a form to them.

 

[maxins09]

Thank you all. My best option at this point is to write my own content. It's just time consuming....but I've got to do it. thanks again!

 

[YouGotMyMoney]

all u need is 1 page of content to rank, just saying....

 

[Guest]

If your that lazy just hire through elance.com you can get like 500 words for $5-$10

 

[pcbinsurance]

Fiverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr (is that 20 characters?)