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I created an account there and posted few articles but they removed my blog ... seems to be pretty strict.

Less strict than FC2 and ziki :o
I did successfully get to log into my accts today, however, the best thing with areavoices is to make pages rather than posts... won't get removed that way.

my.telegraph.co.uk will delete everything
My templates are effectively worthless now (which were automating it quite well)
I also still cannot get multiply's blog button to work.
amplify also appears to be a microblog not a blog unless I'm missing something. Cheers

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@Expertpeon, post-by-email still works great with Mutiply, maybe you should automate posting there through email? There's tons of post-by-email php examples on the net, all you'd have to do is set up a little page that you post a "to" email, subject, body and click submit.
 
I've been doing this for a while, but anyone who contributes to this thread with a web2.0, PR3 or above that is either a blog or a web builder (not on the list) gets +5 rep from me. (English language please ... its ok if its geolocated foreign but main language English).
 
I haven't done side by side tests, but I have seen results for myself and 1 layer spun content does not help SERP at all (or nearly zero)

Every sentence is rewritten in completely different language (but effectively saying the same thing so that it makes sense) 10-15 times... I then go through this and synonym level spin it
Yes I do this all myself still as I cannot find an outsourcer that doesn't suck now that my harvard friend is too busy to help me.
I've tried probably 20 diff potential candidates and they all fail miserably.

I can usually get 9-10 articles of the spun thing approved at ezine for instance when I write it, and you're lucky if when someone else writes it its readable at all, so I demand a very high degree of verbal skills.

I've gotten this writing down to almost a science and although it's a grind to do them a lot, it still doesn't take over 2.5 hours to do it.
They stick better, they rank better, they last longer from my experience... I can index at least 5000 web 2.0s with a 15 sentence replacement article.

I've done a hand written article about a product and only spun it to 70% uniqueness once, did the same thing I do now, and the site (which was a very non-competitive niche unlike the ultra competitive markets I go after) didn't budge at all... it literally didn't move...

There's little doubt in my mind that it's worth it to do it this way... I think my bank's balance proves that much

I'm in the process of doing this type of spinning right now, in fact, I just bought TBS (my first spinner) last night. I'm spinning my article manually with the exact method you've described in this thread and I'm getting amazingly readable results. Right now I'm about halfway done with an article. I'm very picky with anything I write, so it's taking a bit of time, but I basically just want to see how many readable articles I'll get out of the whole process. Plus, I plan to use these on the main feature of this thread, the Web 2.0 list (and some article directories).

Many thanks to the both of you, Expertpeon and phpbuilt.
 
@Expertpeon, post-by-email still works great with Mutiply, maybe you should automate posting there through email? There's tons of post-by-email php examples on the net, all you'd have to do is set up a little page that you post a "to" email, subject, body and click submit.

Yeah, i could easily automate this, not sure if I will bother though.
I've gotten to the point I have everything automated that I can automate (even yola, blog.yahoo, typepad, etc) both creation and posting... the only things I continue to have issues with are the things like weebly where it appears that the subdomain thing is down, or tripod where once you paste the text it will not let you publish the site (it just sits there saying saving forever).

Even webgarden has fallen though, evenweb, populiser with it.
webs.com, squidoo, etc are also fully automatic
Also cannot figure out how to register at i.ph it appears there is no button or anything

Scratch that, tripod works just have to do iframes not html vids
 
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First, thanks for the updated list... Much appreciated. Rep given.

I'm in the process of doing this type of spinning right now, in fact, I just bought TBS (my first spinner) last night. I'm spinning my article manually with the exact method you've described in this thread and I'm getting amazingly readable results. Right now I'm about halfway done with an article. I'm very picky with anything I write, so it's taking a bit of time, but I basically just want to see how many readable articles I'll get out of the whole process.

For those of you trying to get into this level of spinning, you should check out our UberCubez tool... This uses a really simple text-file layout (which is much easier to read than Spintax) and incorporates sentence rewrites, paragraph substitution and re-ordering, as well standard nested-spintax. It has some quite sophisticated controls for selecting the number of paragraphs output, and first/last paragraph locking etc.

We usually write around twice as many para's as needed and then the system randomly outputs a selection of paragraphs, with automatic random sentence substitution. The tool can also output standard nested spintax subsets to be used with any normal spinning submitter. The real beauty of it is how simple it is to maintain. Our explanation page may help those who are interested to understand more:

http://www.ubertoolz.com/UberCubezCreation.html

This is certainly the level of spinning that's required these days. We've been using this system for over 4 years to auto-build whole networks of sites without any dupe issues.
 
First, thanks for the updated list... Much appreciated. Rep given.



For those of you trying to get into this level of spinning, you should check out our UberCubez tool... This uses a really simple text-file layout (which is much easier to read than Spintax) and incorporates sentence rewrites, paragraph substitution and re-ordering, as well standard nested-spintax. It has some quite sophisticated controls for selecting the number of paragraphs output, and first/last paragraph locking etc.

We usually write around twice as many para's as needed and then the system randomly outputs a selection of paragraphs, with automatic random sentence substitution. The tool can also output standard nested spintax subsets to be used with any normal spinning submitter. The real beauty of it is how simple it is to maintain. Our explanation page may help those who are interested to understand more:

http://www.ubertoolz.com/UberCubezCreation.html

This is certainly the level of spinning that's required these days. We've been using this system for over 4 years to auto-build whole networks of sites without any dupe issues.

Been meaning to try your tool for awhile, can it output all of the paragraphs and such you create into a spintax? Without this capacity not sure how I will be able to automate the submissions.
 
Been meaning to try your tool for awhile, can it output all of the paragraphs and such you create into a spintax? Without this capacity not sure how I will be able to automate the submissions.

Basically; yes... (!)... Let me explain...

First; If you check out the official explanation page it gives an example output file to show the layout/syntax, and there are members that are posting examples on our thread as well to check out:

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/buy-sell-services/374181-ubertoolz-com-incredible-new-search-engine-optimization-marketing-unique-content-creation-toolset-live.html

OK... There are 2 output options:

Either it will output a/multiple standard spun-out document(s) - ready for publishing...

- or -

It will output a standard nested spintax block. This block is configurable to use as many of your paragraphs as you wish. So if you have 15 para's - you can tell it to use 1-15 of them. It will re-order them randomly - and you can lock the 1st and last para's in place (for intro's/outro's) if required.

For each para it randomly selects 2 of each of it's sentence rewrites, and turns them into standard nested spintax inside that para. (We usually do 4-8 rewrites per sentence in total.)

So, what you end up with is essentially a massively mixed-up subset of the overall 'UberCube' (we call them Cubez, because we consider it 3D Spinning in effect; Para mixing and selection, sentence mixing and selection, and of course nested spintax at sentence level too,) that is output as a standard spintax article.

A properly constructed UberCube yields thousands > tens of thousands of Spintax subsets; and each spintax set is good for several thousand submissions.

We also have our own AutoSpintaxer, which isn't too aggressive, and normally yields 30-35% auto-spin at a reasonable quality. A quick scan through will deal with any errant english/grammar. This gives a fast way of extending UberCubez.

We also have our Char-Spinning/Unicode/HTML spinner, which spins literally at letter level (i.e. it outputs nested unicode spintax at letter-level - not overall word-level). Using this on top of an UberCube output subset yields up millions more permutations for article and web 2.0's (but not for your key sites - keep char-spinning off them - just in case.)

To give you an idea of spin/perms:

If you create 4 rewrites of each sentence, use 4 sentences per paragraph and braces spin each sentence into 5 parts with 4 spins each, then you have nearly 69 Billion permutations of that paragraph alone... If you have 10 paragraphs, and only use 5 in a mixed order, then this number simply gets gigantic. To all intents and purposes, you'll be able to use it almost indefinitely, unless you really hammer it. As I said, we've built out (and sold) several networks of 250 sites using only 30 UberCubez per network. (Each site had 1000-3000 pages.)

We created this tool back in 2007 specifically to build large networks of ultra-spun content, adn it's evolved into our primary content construction tool for EVERYTHING we do now; that and our Title Builder module.

Any Q's; let me know...

J
 
Just stepping in to say that jascokens Ubertoolz is incredible if your issue is content creation! I am a huge fan of his site and in the hands of a master can be a serious weapon!
 
You can remove edublogs.org
Created account
Picked up theme
Created "About" page
And got message that my blog is marked as spam... Unbelievible...
 
You can remove edublogs.org
Created account
Picked up theme
Created "About" page
And got message that my blog is marked as spam... Unbelievible...
did you put any links on that page?

What is the approval period for this sites? I mean is it safe to create pages and then to put links one week later?
 
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