1. You don't do this (plagiarism) on your main site. 2. DMCA is a US law. It may or may not apply, depending on the company I referred to. Also, going to court

1. You don't do this (plagiarism) on your main site. 2. DMCA is a US law. It may or may not apply, depending on the company I referred to. Also, going to court depends on a lot of factors. 3. You don't necessarily need to clone verbatim. You could generate content automatically (or with manual help) targeting the same keywords, but based on parsed content. 4. This is not trying to be in organic search results. Promoted solely via ads. Sorry, my experience has been that a SEO and content generation (as it happens today in Google and FB) ranks high among shady and manipulative practices. Add: Of course, there are many good companies too.