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• Change the title to something original.
• Add a unique intro and first paragraph.
• Switch up some of the points.
• Write your own, unique H2, H3 headings. 

So for example, if you want to publish the Essential Oils Insect Repellent Recipes in your blog, I would look up keywords, and call it "Natural Bug Repellent Recipes" or something similar, and repeat the keywords you choose in your headings down the post or page you're publishing.

Another good idea is to mix up different PLR articles and combine different parts of them in different posts.

Basically, the same advice you've been given for how to use AI applies to PLR articles.

ADVICE REPRINTED FROM CHRIS MUCH OF MUNCHEYE:

Okay - so, here's Chris's update:

1. Google is looking to reduce low quality unoriginal content. 

2. Google wants to show less spam in its results.

=> Note there is a BIG difference between syndication (Google is fine with this) and spam (Google is not fine with this)… it all comes down to quality and effort.

3. Google wants to eliminate “Scaled Content Abuse”.

=> This is a new spin on an old idea, basically repeating point #1 above for the “A.I.” crowd.
=> It is NOT an attack on A.I. content itself, but weak, low quality content where A.I. is used blindly. 
=> You can supplement A.I. to research, construct and edit original content faster (and to a higher quality) than a human could alone… 
=> This is what we do. 
=> Google likes this and has said so itself. 

4. Google Wants To Eliminate “Site Reputation Abuse”.

=> If you noticed ‘OutlookIndia’ started ranking for ‘everything’ lately, you’re looking at “Parasite SEO”
=> This is effectively bribing journalists or staff writers to post content of your choosing on a major site.
=> Google doesn’t like this.
=> The reputation and authority of these huge sites typically allows them to rank for all kinds of things.
=> Google has caught on, penalised and is now shifting back to relevance and topical authority. 
=> This is NOT the same as using legitimate distribution channels like we do with Amps, Big 6 etc… which Google likes.

5. Google Wants To “Do Something” With The Use Of Expired Domains.

=> Google has said ‘no’ to repurposing expired domains for years – and still hasn’t “fixed” it.
=> In reality, this is more propaganda and they’d rather people didn’t do it – but haven’t made a big effort to stop it happening.
=> This is still linked more to low quality content and PBN’s, unoriginal content used to boost more low quality content (same as since 2011).
=> Practically speaking, if the content you put out everywhere is high quality, Google will like it. 

Meta has set its sights set on A.I., noting it will now label A.I.-generated images on Facebook, Instagram and Threads. 

Google has done the same; releasing TWO updates in parallel to target A.I. Spam. 

Note – Neither company (i.e. HUGE traffic platform) is opposed to A.I. in principle.

If you use A.I. to create great content people will engage with and like consuming – you’re mostly safe.

If you go in and hit “Write Post” and leave it there, you’re asking for trouble… 

---end of tips from Chris Munch of Muncheye.com--