Unique Content - to nab or not to nab?

So it has always been an issue, for Search Engines, Web Masters and users, unique content. What the search engine does not like is simpler for you to add and hated by most readers. What Search engines love can be time consuming for you to cook up and may bore your readers to death.



1- Close your ears because you do not want to read this guys, type it all out from scratch. Create the content, be original, take your time and research what you're about to spew out of your finger tips. Yes it takes longer, yes it's a pain in the *** to get perfect but think of the sort of rewards you'll get from amazingly written well planned unique content? Readers will flock to see wtf you're on about, Search Engines will bow down to you and suck your toes (better your rankings)

Snow White followers, don't read on (Snow White Followers - White Hats)

2- An easy way few people think of (not a new technique) is blogs related to yours in different languages. You can rip other blogs content, in a diff language than yours, translate the post, add a word or two here and there and you're done. Semi-Unique blog post. Search Engines wont know what hit um!

3- Ah, now the really dirty trick, it's used, but not as common. E-Books, thousands of free ebooks in almost every niche out there. Get your hands on a few related to yours, grab snippets from it and form a nice blog post, you could turn this trick into a white hat trick by simply reading a couple paragraphs and re-phrasing it in your own words....nothing wrong with that.

With that, I leave you to wonder, "to nab, or not to nab?"