Rochelle's Overall Rating
I was intrigued when I first read about the Originizer WordPress plugin. According to the sales page, it makes known duplicate content (like the kind you get from Private Label Rights, aka PLR, articles) appear to be original. This is fantastic for those who use PLR articles and don’t want to take the time to rewrite them.
The first thing I noticed after purchasing this plugin is that the download is a .rar file. I’m used to .zip files, so didn’t know how to open the file. After a quick search on the Internet, I learned that I needed to install a program that opens this type of file, which I did.
After I opened the file and installed the plugin, I added content to my site that I new was duplicate. I checked my site at copyscape.com, and confirmed that the content I added is duplicate.
Next, I activated the Originizer plugin, and rechecked my site at copyscape.com. Now, copyscape thought my site was full of original content. Wonderful!
I wanted to know what other people had to say about this plugin. Unfortunately, every search I made brought back the same results. Each site was simply plugging this item to make a buck. They all said the SAME THING: “Genius Developer Unveils A WordPress Plugin That Drives The Search Engines Crazy And Has Them Coming Back To Your Site Over And Over Again Retrieving 100% Original Content. Works With All WordPress Content Generators.”
Great. That’s the sales pitch meant for affiliates of Originizer. It seemed that no one had actually used it to see how well it works. So, I am using the plugin, but I don’t know the long term affects of using it. I have no idea if Google will punish my site for this plugin, or love the site. Only time will tell. This plugin is so new that I haven’t been able to use it long enough to know one way or the other.
As of this writing, I can say that the site I used this plugin on has already been indexed by Google. But I do not yet know if it will rank well for the various keywords on the site as a result of this plugin. I will continue to add known duplicate content and monitor the results. If I find that it ranks well, then I will know that there is no need for me to rewrite PLR content (a very time consuming activity!)
Features of Orginizer WordPress Plugin
The Originizer WordPress plugin takes duplicate content and makes it appear original in the eyes of search engines. I don’t know how this works, but it does.
This plugin works with content generated from:
- PLR articles
- Caffeinated Content
- Syndicate Kahuna
- Any other generated content
- Any duplicate content in your blogs
Pros and Cons of Orginizer WordPress Plugin
Pros of Orginizer WordPress Plugin
- Makes duplicate content appear original
- Allows you to use all those PLR articles collecting dust on your computer!
Cons of Orginizer WordPress Plugin
- Possible negative consequences from usage not known
About the Developers
The authors of this plugin are a dedicated group of professional developers on a mission to provide Internet marketers tools that will save time creating original content and buildings blogs that the search engines will love. Using the tools they provide correctly can substantially increase website traffic all the while freeing up precious time to perform other critical marketing tasks.
Cost and Licensing of Orginizer WordPress Plugin
- One Time Cost: $67
- Use on as MANY Websites as you like with a single license!
Cookware on Mon, 16th Mar 2009 5:17 pm
So how does this plugin work for you? Have you found any negative impact from using it? How does it make your content original?
Rochelle on Sun, 5th Apr 2009 1:17 pm
Cookware – I am on the fence with this plugin. Someone contacted me about this plugin and said that the way it fools search engines about duplicate content is by converting it to javascript. I had been under the impression that search engines couldn’t read javascript, but my site using this plugin was indexed and posts did show up when I searched for phrases found in posts on my site while this plugin was activated.
Is there a negative impact? I do not know. But I really don’t like the javascript aspect of it. To tell the truth, it bothers me so much that I deactivated this plugin and am no longer using it. That doesn’t mean my site was impacted negatively, as it wasn’t, but I do not want to take a chance that it might.
So, it is really up to each user to decide if they are comfortable with what this plugin does and how it does it.
I ope that answers your questions.
Rochelle
MAS on Mon, 7th Dec 2009 6:44 pm
Hi Rochelle,
I just bought this plugin and installed it and it has done nothing that I can notice. Copyscape shows the same dup content after activating as it did before. I have submitted a ticket with them at originizer.com but no response yet.
so far I can not find one single thing this plugin does and for $67 bucks it is the most expensive plugin I have bought.
Do you have anything new to share about it?
Mas
Mark on Mon, 7th Dec 2009 7:11 pm
Mark –
Just thought I would chime in from my experience with it…
I actually thought the same exact thing right after I installed it. To the naked eye, all your content DOES in fact look identical, but if you view the code of the page, you will see that it is actually an encoded Javascript, that reads completely different and unrecognizible by humans.
I went back and forth with the developer a few times myself… thinking the same thing. In the end, it DOES in fact render a different page to search spiders.
Mark
Rochelle on Mon, 7th Dec 2009 9:47 pm
Mas,
Although I do not have proof one way or the other, I decided not to use this plugin. That being said, I didn’t have any problems on the site I did install it on. Hopefully the developer will be able to address any questions or concerns you have.
Rochelle