Owning a family of websites and blogs in addition to writing content for Squidoo and other web 2.0 projects leaves many of us spread thin in terms of being able to write original content.
While some copywriters are strict about content duplication, others find it useful to create several variations of an article, each getting its own tweaking based on its destination.
My inspiration to write often comes from my kitchen rampages when fish, seafood and other fresh ingredients get hurled about, occasionally overdone but always enjoyed. This passion for food and all things outdoor-related is something that is very easy to write about and lends itself to “article spinning”.
Recently we had stuffed fish for dinner and I decided to create an article which could be customized for a family of sites and other destinations. In addition to the publication of the article in its full form, I chose to add snippets on several Squidoo lenses.
Here is the original article:
A variation:
The recipe itself:
Who else has experimented with recycling and modifying content?
What were your results?

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