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How to write new content from videos

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    How to write new content from videos

    If you are tired of writing your ideas then there is a way to write unique content with little effort. Watch the video on youtube about gadget reviews and transcribe them into your words. Check this transcription in plagiarism check and upload as an article or post. In this way, you will write new content with little effort. If you have any idea like this then let me know.

    This idea is introduced by me in this world for the first time.

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    TommyCarey

    TommyCarey

    I actually have a client who uses a plugin that does this for him. It's actually pretty smart since Google and the other search engines don't really have anything to recognize speech patterns within videos and you can get unique content this way.

    My client is in a competitive niche and does about 1 video a day with this method. It only takes him around 10 minutes to do one very unique video. It would take him a less time if he just had it auto transcribed and then posted, but he alters it slightly so that it is still unique even if Google does come out with something that can recognize speech patterns from videos How to write new content from videos
    7 years ago

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    vinaya

    vinaya

    I think this is kind of stealing. Transcribing a video posted by someone else and publishing it as your own article is a kind of plagiarism even though the article passes search engines tests. This is like copying from prints book written by other person and publishing the article in your own name. Since Search engines cannot catch pages of print books, the article will also pass plagiarism test. Alternatively, you can use videos to get idea for new article.
    7 years ago

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    johnfranklin1

    johnfranklin1

    Mr.Vinaya, this is not plagiarism. Each and every sentence that we write is a piece of vocal advice from someone. No one learned the things from heavenly things like an angel or something else. We are learning things from other people around us and we are putting them into our own words.

    Everyone on the internet does know that it is not a good idea to transcribe and post the audio or video in the original form but we need to write it in our own words. Videos and audios can be used in this way that no one would have an issue with it.

    There is a limit of the english dictionary and a limit of the combination of words in a sentence as they must be used many times from some other person in this world. I don't know why people don't understand this thing.
    7 years ago

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    arachnophobik

    arachnophobik

    I don't want to judge but I guess in a way it's smart, but in a way, it's also stealing? Plagiarism is plagiarism no matter how many times you re-word the same article. I'm not condemning you though, I think as it's only illegal if you're caught. Unethical or not, it lessens your work time so if it's your cup of tea then I'd say go for it.
    7 years ago

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    coolavender

    coolavender

    That would be like another form of article rewriting. However, transcribing a youtube gadget review and claiming it as your own is something that I'd be careful about and something that could backfire if the youtube review turned out to be of low quality and you didn't even recognize it. Internet users can be unforgiving and you'll likely find readers who'll call your attention to those types of mistakes.
    7 years ago

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    Corzhens

    Corzhens

    If you are going to write an article based on a video, the first thing is to make notes of what you are seeing. And from your notes, create an outline of the points or subtopics that you think is worth writing. Your outline will also dictate the sequence of your subtopics. And since you are going to use your own words, I don’t think there will be a trace of plagiarism since your article will not be a copycat of the video.
    6 years ago

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    jaymish2

    jaymish2

    I like how you're thinking. I'm always open to new ideas about about content how to churn it out faster. I actually think this is an excellent idea. Video content is bound to be more detailed. What I would do is that I would use video content to come up with my own ideas instead of just transcribing it word for word. When you watch content you grasp it better. You can then use that as a framework to write your own original article.
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